DANDELION
Time's Forgotten
•Progressive Metal
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Studio Album, released in 2009 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. 8:03pm (These Streets) (6:17) - Francisco Longhi / lead vocals Independently released Thanks to Cesar Inca for the additionand to projeKct for the last updates Edit this entry |
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TIME'S FORGOTTEN Dandelion ratings distribution
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music (23%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection (41%)
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TIME'S FORGOTTEN is a progressive metal band from Costa Rica dating back to 2004 with their frontman
keyboardist Juan Pablo CALVO. Known for having opened for ANGRA and AVANTASIA. They are releasing their
second album there.
63 minutes for this full album where the sounds are diverse and tha
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Report this review (#2675924) | Posted by alainPP | Monday, January 24, 2022 | Review Permanlink
When I realized Time's Forgotten got into studio to record their second album I was so excited. I
daily checked up their website's forums just to know the day it was finally going to be released. A
Relative Moment of Peace was an amazing debut from the band so Dandelion, their second attempt,
pro
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Report this review (#231400) | Posted by ProgOZ | Thursday, August 13, 2009 | Review Permanlink
Time's Forgotten had everyone talking when they released their first album, A fresh breath
on the overly satured Prog Metal market. Of course, after a such magnificent effort, everyone
was with very high expectations about their second album. The question is: Does
"Dandelion" lives on the hype
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Report this review (#230773) | Posted by ultracoola | Sunday, August 9, 2009 | Review Permanlink
Dandelion not only surpasses the already excellent A Relative Moment of Peace, it is a definitive
step forward in fact. The band decides to go heavier this time, however this does not sacrifice the
balance of acoustic moments and world music/electronic passages of the debut.
The heavy parts are
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Report this review (#229696) | Posted by RaulBonilla | Monday, August 3, 2009 | Review Permanlink
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