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Tag Archives: Sam Totman
Gig review – DRAGONFORCE, Liquid Room, Edinburgh, 2 November 2019
Its 15 years since I first caught Dragonforce live at this very venue and although tonight is sold out we are still in a fairly small hall so what, if anything, does this tell us about the band’s career? For me it tells me … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2nd November 2019, album, Celine Dion, Dragonforce, Edinburgh, Extreme Power Metal, Fredric Leclercq, Gee Anzalone, gig, Herman Li, Japanese, liquid Room, live, Lovebites, Marc Hudson, McRocklin Hutch, metal, review, rock, Sam Totman, Techno, Thomas McRocklin, Titanic
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Album review: DRAGONFORCE – Extreme Power Metal
earMUSIC [Release date 27.09.19] Dragonforce are back with album number eight and it does what it says on the tin. ‘Extreme Power Metal’ has been the band’s weapon of choice since their inception and they still continue to use twenty notes where … Continue reading →
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Tagged album, Celine Dion, Dragonforce, Extreme Power Metal, FM, Fredric Leclercq, Gee Anzalone, Herman Li, Johnny Cash, Marc Hudson, metal, review, Ring of Fire, rock, Sam Totman, Titanic
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Album review: DRAGONFORCE – Reaching Into Infinity
earMusic [Release date 19.05.17] This is the seventh studio album from Dragonforce and a bit like AC/DC or Status Quo you should know what to expect from a DF album by now. This release however does throw a few curved … Continue reading →
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Tagged album, Anthrax, Dragonforce, Gee Anzalone, Herman Li, Iron Maiden, Judgement day, Marc Hudson, power metal, Reaching Into Infinity, review, Sam Totman, Thrash
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Gig review: DRAGONFORCE – The Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh, 17 September 2014
Dragonforce’s Frédéric Leclercq chats to GRTR!’s Dave Wilson before their gig in Edinburgh, the first night of their UK tour It may be a Wednesday night but Edinburgh is buzzing with anticipation as it is the eve of the Scottish … Continue reading →
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Tagged 17th September 2014, Death Valley Knights, Dragonforce, Edinburgh, Frédéric Leclercq, Gee Anzalone, gig, Herman Li, interview, live, Marc Hudson, Matt Heafy, maximum overload, metal, Neonfly, Phantom Of The Opera, power metal, review, rock, Sam Totman, Strangers In Paradise, The Liquid Rooms, Trivium, Willy Norton
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Album review: DRAGONFORCE – Maximum Overload
earMUSIC [Release date – 15.08.14] Dragonforce are a band with the ability to split opinions within rock and metal fans. Some are amazed by their technical abilities and breakneck playing whilst others find the band a bit of a joke … Continue reading →
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Tagged album, CD, Dragonforce, EarMusic, Herman Li, Johnny Cash, Marc Hudson, Matt Heafy, maximum overload, metal, Phantom Of The Opera, power metal, review, Ring of Fire, rock, Sam Totman, Trivium
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