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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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4 stars 2000: After Forever - Prison of Desire - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUg8XbTFjoz2o5DyyDEYdd36IwcMcf6Yf
 
After Forever's debut "Prison of Desire" was voted the 6th best Symphonic Metal album of all time by Metal Hammer, so it's Beyond Me why this storm-bringer of an album isn't better known, featuring as it does,  two of the loveliest Queens of Symphonic Metal - Floor Jansen & Sharon den Adel - together for the first time. Heart
 
 

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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

If anyone's still in Darkness about American band Aesma Daeva, here's a nice song (but scary video) from their first album. Clown


Oh boy, that was scary. They should collaborate with the notorious Marilyn Manson. LOL

Here's a Turkish Delight for you, I guess without being off-topic. Wink
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

I'm not familiar with Aesma Deva but I just began to listen to Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written in Water from 1999, and I like it quite a lot so far. Smile
it's beautifull 
By now I've heard "Part I: A Quiet Chamber Kept for Thee" , and after the first listen of it, I'd say that's something special. Smile 

There goes my vote, Paul, even I don't find Part II as good as Part I.

And maybe another good news, this album imo can be seen as some of the Heaven-part of your Symphonic Metal Heaven , so I've made (edited) the last one some more brighter. Smile 


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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

I'm not familiar with Aesma Deva but I just began to listen to Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written in Water from 1999, and I like it quite a lot so far. Smile

it's beautifull 

By now I've heard "Part I: A Quiet Chamber Kept for Thee" , and after the first listen of it, I'd say that's something special. Smile 


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Originally posted by judahbenkenobi judahbenkenobi wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

^ Yes, it's definitely an improvement, although it's a pity I can't colorize the title of the poll as I've already tried and failed. Wink

Earth, Wind and Fire (& Water):- The Shining Stars of Symphonic Metal.  Full marks if you can identify these four well-known Queens of Symphonic Metal. Thumbs Up




I was waiting for someone to reply you about this because I'm not sure about a couple of these, but suddenly this thread was talking about food

Aren't they Sharon den Adel, Annette Olzen, Simone Simmons, and Tarja Turunen?

Well done! Yes, that's exactly right. Clap
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

If anyone's still in Darkness about American band Aesma Daeva, here's a nice song (but scary video) from their first album. Clown

I'm not familiar with Aesma Deva (USA) but I just began to listen to Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written in Water from 1999, and I like it quite a lot so far. Smile

it's beautifull 


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

^ Yes, it's definitely an improvement, although it's a pity I can't colorize the title of the poll as I've already tried and failed. Wink

Earth, Wind and Fire (& Water):- The Shining Stars of Symphonic Metal.  Full marks if you can identify these four well-known Queens of Symphonic Metal. Thumbs Up




I was waiting for someone to reply you about this because I'm not sure about a couple of these, but suddenly this thread was talking about food

Aren't they Sharon den Adel, Annette Olzen, Simone Simmons, and Tarja Turunen?
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

If anyone's still in Darkness about American band Aesma Daeva, here's a nice song (but scary video) from their first album. Clown

I'm not familiar with Aesma Deva but I just began to listen to Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written in Water from 1999, and I like it quite a lot so far. Smile


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 4 stars 1999: Aesma Daeva - Here Lies One Whose Name Was Written in Water - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nQLLfKq6zQMJO1jkECUxSjjBtJuHAowEk

If anyone's still in Darkness about American band Aesma Daeva, here's a nice song (but scary video) from their first album. Clown

 
 


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Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

^ I, David, thought everyone in the world knows about our "lokum" (Turkish delight). Party


By the way, Archisorcerus, it has been very popular in Poland in really many years, but it has come from Turkey then? 


Well, shish kebab, yoghurt, baklava and lokum are considered "ours" in here. Some of them are debated. Like baklava. The Greeks say it is theirs originally. But lokum is globally known as the Turkish Delight. BTW, I don't care! Plus, one can never be sure about the precise origins of the things before the digital age. You know... I never fully trust historical data. Some cultures might have purloined stuff from others, and call them their own and might have deceived the world about that.


I thought a baklava was something you wore on your head, but it sounds like it could get a bit messy if you put that on your head. Tongue


Why not ? If so don't bark in the sun
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^This is, of course, correct.

That being said, let's all try to keep the wheels on the road and veer back to the topic. And keep comment above board.

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^ It was balaklava or something. Big smile
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Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

^ I, David, thought everyone in the world knows about our "lokum" (Turkish delight). Party

By the way, Archisorcerus, it has been very popular in Poland in really many years, but it has come from Turkey then? 

Well, shish kebab, yoghurt, baklava and lokum are considered "ours" in here. Some of them are debated. Like baklava. The Greeks say it is theirs originally. But lokum is globally known as the Turkish Delight. BTW, I don't care! Plus, one can never be sure about the precise origins of the things before the digital age. You know... I never fully trust historical data. Some cultures might have purloined stuff from others, and call them their own and might have deceived the world about that.

I thought a baklava was something you wore on your head, but it sounds like it could get a bit messy if you put that on your head. Tongue
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

^ I, David, thought everyone in the world knows about our "lokum" (Turkish delight). Party

By the way, Archisorcerus, it has been very popular in Poland in really many years, but it has come from Turkey then? 

Well, shish kebab, yoghurt, baklava and lokum are considered "ours" in here. Some of them are debated. Like baklava. The Greeks say it is theirs originally. But lokum is globally known as the Turkish Delight. BTW, I don't care! Plus, one can never be sure about the precise origins of the things before the digital age. You know... I never fully trust historical data. Some cultures might have purloined stuff from others, and call them their own and might have deceived the world about that.
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Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

^ I, David, thought everyone in the world knows about our "lokum" (Turkish delight). Party

By the way, Archisorcerus, it has been very popular in Poland in really many years, but it has come from Turkey then? 
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

As James Bond (Roger Moore) once said, "When one is in Turkey" (or was it Egypt?), "one should delve deeply into its treasures." Wink

Certainly sounds allright to me. Tongue
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It sounds full of Eastern promise, so I'll watch the Sisters of the Night video while sucking on a Turkish Delight and it doesn't even matter to me that the vocals are totally out of sync with the video. Tongue

Which makes me curious about what Turkish Delight is.
As James Bond (Roger Moore) once said, "When one is in Turkey" (or was it Egypt?), "one should delve deeply into its treasures." Wink
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^ I, David, thought everyone in the world knows about our "lokum" (Turkish delight). Party

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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

It sounds full of Eastern promise, so I'll watch the Sisters of the Night video while sucking on a Turkish Delight and it doesn't even matter to me that the vocals are totally out of sync with the video. Tongue

Which makes me curious about what Turkish Delight is.
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Originally posted by Archisorcerus Archisorcerus wrote:

Hahah, BTW I haven't watched this video. I'm now doing that. Oriental vibes!!!

It sounds full of Eastern promise, so I'll watch the Sisters of the Night video while sucking on a Turkish Delight and it doesn't even matter to me that the vocals are totally out of sync with the video. Tongue
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