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the rhythms. All the things that help Ed Guy become one of the best Power Metal bands around are present in the album. The excellent voice of Tobias, the double guitars and the groovy songs with the catchy refrains, that seem to stack in your mind. You know it's this kind of songs that you whisper alone wherever you are. Along with the album comes, as a bonus, the original recording of the album from 1995. If you listen to it you'll be surprised since it has very few things in common with the new recording. I don't think that someone will prefer it from the new recording, but it's there, more for historical reasons. Before we close the review we should mention the excellent production and the classic Ed Guy cover art, which are just completing the puzzle in the best possible way. If you are into Power Metal then the album is a must.

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