The Corroseum forum (new design under construction)

I'm young so I can remember despite the free booze (plus the album is on my hard drive). But I guess it's up to Dan to reveal the name as he was the first one let into the loop (it was Stefan's discovery to begin with, but he doesn't know what internet is). And Dan is obviously enjoying to sit on the information.

Posers.

Who cares, doesn't sound too great to have a really good name anyway.

Why are you all so psyched? Dan will give you the name when the hour is nigh... And besides, it's not like it's the most godly piece of steel you've ever heard, it's rather good but not thát good in my opinion.

I listened to it a couple of times, it's a good tune, not godly though. It is quite far from ''godly'' actually. I'm not very anxious about its name too. You can keep the copies

that avatar is promising: australopythecus admiring sword in his hand ... kinda predecessor to LWSF's Atavism?

I really liked that avatar too, on a rendering level.

Heh, and I've been wondering where that avatar came from. Nice pic.

I think it's actually kind of cool not knowing who it is at the moment. Once upon a time you'd hear a cool song and then spend weeks trying to find out something about the band. But nowadays, as soon as you have a name, you can just google it, get a full discography from Metal Archives, play 3-4 songs on myspace, and probably even get the entire album downloaded from someone's blog. Anyone can become an 'instant expert' on pretty much any band or album, no matter how obscure or how small the pressing. While I'm certainly not advocating a return to the days of stone knives and bear skins, I do think the ability to almost instantly get any and all information on a band or record can diminnish one's appreciation of the item in question. Some of the mystique is lost.
So keep your seceret for now Dan and reveal it when you're good and ready; i for one don't mind waiting

nightsblood wrote:I think it's actually kind of cool not knowing who it is at the moment. Once upon a time you'd hear a cool song and then spend weeks trying to find out something about the band. But nowadays, as soon as you have a name, you can just google it, get a full discography from Metal Archives, play 3-4 songs on myspace, and probably even get the entire album downloaded from someone's blog. Anyone can become an 'instant expert' on pretty much any band or album, no matter how obscure or how small the pressing. While I'm certainly not advocating a return to the days of stone knives and bear skins, I do think the ability to almost instantly get any and all information on a band or record can diminnish one's appreciation of the item in question. Some of the mystique is lost.
So keep your seceret for now Dan and reveal it when you're good and ready; i for one don't mind waiting

Seconded!

Is this some unknown Hammerfall demo?

HAHAHA, now that's funny

DaN wrote:

MassOfKthulu wrote:whats this?

Very soon the first Corroseum review in ages...

REMINDER!

DaN you lazy beerdestroying swedish bastard, today it's exactly a year since last Corro review. Celebrate this annivery with the triumphant unveiling of the mystery behind your avatar!

Why don't you send it to me (only the original !) and i will make a review and scan the covers for you !

Anyway, i don't want to wait anymore !
I think this Track is absolutely outstanding ! Exactly what i like !

I am little concerned. DaN hasn't visited his forum for more than a week now. Has he fell out of computer universe again or has other problems, affairs? Certainly a question for Brian Boitano.