Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 8:59 pm
One of my favorites is Zaxas. Like a cross between Queensryche and Metal Church.
Uncompromising war on metallic modernism under the dictatorship of The Corroseum.
https://www.thecorroseum.org/forum/
Really...pzman wrote:Radakka
did you mean ruff justice? it's a good melodic metal/hard rock this one. the other rough justice-don't stop believing is a semi good AOR from norway and thus not for this thread.pzman wrote:Thx for the replies guys, gotta check some of them out. Here's a few more:
Rough Justice
Syris
Radakka
Leviathan
Uncertain Future
Mystik
Forte
Impellitteri
Destiny's End
tbieri wrote:Not too many really excellent ones. Especially between 1991 to 1998.
Most (not all !) of the ones wich where named are Good but nothing more.
These are more than good ;
EXXPLORER - A Recipe for power
ETERNITY X - The Edge (evtl. too proggy and melodic for what you are searching)
TITAN FORCE - Winner / Loser
CAGE - Unveiled
early KAMELOT
SAHARA - Both
HANKER - Everything
CRYPTIC VISIONS - Same
Some very good Prog. Metal Albums where published in the 90ies.
my bad hload, i goofed up on the spelling certainly no Norwegian AOR in my collectionhload wrote:did you mean ruff justice? it's a good melodic metal/hard rock this one. the other rough justice-don't stop believing is a semi good AOR from norway and thus not for this thread.pzman wrote:Thx for the replies guys, gotta check some of them out. Here's a few more:
Rough Justice
Syris
Radakka
Leviathan
Uncertain Future
Mystik
Forte
Impellitteri
Destiny's End
great one indeed, but slightly out of competition here as being released in 2000!metaljunkie wrote:Folks - what I missed here yet is Jacobs Dream, their first, self-released CD!
For me a real classic of US metal of the 90's!
not really as the one I was talking of - the self-released demo cd - is from 1996. Some of the tracks then were re-recorded for the Metal Blade release from 2000sagrotan wrote:great one indeed, but slightly out of competition here as being released in 2000!metaljunkie wrote:Folks - what I missed here yet is Jacobs Dream, their first, self-released CD!
For me a real classic of US metal of the 90's!
OK! haven't heard that one, but the Metal Blade "debut" is also fantastic.metaljunkie wrote:not really as the one I was talking of - the self-released demo cd - is from 1996. Some of the tracks then were re-recorded for the Metal Blade release from 2000sagrotan wrote:great one indeed, but slightly out of competition here as being released in 2000!metaljunkie wrote:Folks - what I missed here yet is Jacobs Dream, their first, self-released CD!
For me a real classic of US metal of the 90's!
for sure...a real masterpiece and worth to check out!!!MassOfKthulu wrote:the first track off the throes of sanity cd starts with one of those screams that one hears and knows they're in instant US metal heaven