| 31/01/2003 | ||
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1. Intro: Scaretic Circle Gathering 2. Get Heavy 3. Devil Is A Loser 4. Rock The Hell Outta You 5. Would You Love A Monsterman? 6. Icon Of Dominance 7. Not The Nicest Guy 8. Hellbender Turbulence 9. Biomechanic Man 10. Last Kiss Goodbye 11. Dynamite Tonite 12. Monster Monster 13. Outro 14. Would You Love A Monsterman? (Video) |
Amen (guitar, vocals) Enary (keyboards, vocals) Kalma (bass, vocals) Kita (drums, vocals) Lordi (vocals) |
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| LORDI: "Get Heavy" lordi drakkar | ||
| released 27.01.2003
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| Review by Carl "Adrimir" Bengtsson
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| Ok, first off let me say that this monster-image is a bit tiring. Do they actually think that we are going to believe that they are real monsters, or are they just having a bit of fun? Well, the make-up is great. It looks realistic in all the pictures, but for gods sake...get over the horror-film influence. It's not fun in the long run. As for the music, it sounds really good. The vocals are indeed cool to listen to, it actually sounds like Ville Laihiala of Sentenced. And it sounds like him ALOT. It makes me wonder... Catchy tunes, like "The devil's a loser" and "Last kiss goodbye", promise good material for future videos. The songs seem to be inspired from alot of metal from the 80's, mainly when it comes to melodies, but also when it comes to synthesizers and the sounds of various guitar effects. I mean, listen to "Dynamite tonite". The whole thing literally screams 1986!!! But so do most of these songs, and the cool thing is, it still works! It never gets boring, musically speaking. I'm just waiting for these guys to lose the monster image and get with the poodle-haircuts and tights. Carl Bengtsson |
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