Nightmare_-_Waiting_for_the_Twilight-Reissue-1999-MCA_int

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│                      METAL CLASSICS ARCHIVE                       │
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│ +            Nightmare - Waiting For The Twilight              +  │
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│║ Release Information ║                                            │
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│║                                                                ║ │
│║  Release Date.nov-07-2014    Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new  ║ │
│║  Genre........Heavy Metal    Graber.......EAC                  ║ │
│║  Year.........1999           Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║  Ripper.......anthem         Songs........12                   ║ │
│║  Covers.......Yes            Url... www.nightmare-metal.com    ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
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│║    Release Notes    ║                                            │
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│║ Artist : Nightmare                     Rating : You Decide!    ║ │
│║ Album  : Waiting For The Twilight      Label  : Brennus Music  ║ │
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│║                                                                ║ │
│║      Description :                                             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        ôàthe noise of the wheels, the crash of the             ║ │
│║        steel will echo in the skyàö                            ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        During the earlier days when things were still          ║ │
│║        fairly remote and uncharted, French metal was           ║ │
│║        considered something far from ôitö, a commodity         ║ │
│║        few fans really tore through the underground to         ║ │
│║        hear. It wasnÆt because it was honestly                 ║ │
│║        horrible, and itÆs not like there was a logjam          ║ │
│║        of French metal bands wedged onto stages                ║ │
│║        everywhere, so why did people feign deafness            ║ │
│║        when confronted by the sounds of these people?          ║ │
│║        The problem: they were swimming with sharks.            ║ │
│║        Malaysian metal bands never got mocked, nor did         ║ │
│║        Polish ones, or Peruvian. Considering the scene         ║ │
│║        in those countries started and stopped at zero,         ║ │
│║        youÆd need a few sticks of dynamite to unearth          ║ │
│║        even the most diminutive handful of bands. The          ║ │
│║        thing is, the few French bands that were around         ║ │
│║        actually tried, but were overpowered by the             ║ │
│║        other bands of the times. Already time-honored          ║ │
│║        stalwarts of the scene and the changing of the          ║ │
│║        metal (style) guard would be their greatest             ║ │
│║        opposition, yet they hauled ass out there,              ║ │
│║        instruments in hand, and flung themselves into          ║ │
│║        circulation and the proverbial spotlight. Okay,         ║ │
│║        so things didnÆt transpire as monumentally as           ║ │
│║        theyÆd hoped, but at least they got off the             ║ │
│║        bench.s                                                 ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        On the food chain of the countryÆs fire-questing        ║ │
│║        period, Nightmare tackles a gazelle somewhere           ║ │
│║        between Sortilege and the mostly incognito              ║ │
│║        Trust, then probably trembling ShakinÆ Street.          ║ │
│║        Yeah I know, wow, not exactly a smorgasbord of          ║ │
│║        known bands, but compared to groups like Danger         ║ │
│║        Zone and demos from Hellfire, Loudblast, and            ║ │
│║        frigginÆ Oxenkiller, NightmareÆs Ebony Records          ║ │
│║        debut sits very near the head of the table.             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        With their first, the five-piece offer up a set         ║ │
│║        of tunes that can stun the traditional fan              ║ │
│║        thatÆs not expecting much from an album thatÆs a        ║ │
│║        tad past the hour for nwobhm-style songwriting.         ║ │
│║        ItÆs only Æ84, but elements of the traditional          ║ │
│║        were turning tumultuous. Bands like Axe Victims,        ║ │
│║        Spartan Warrior, and Tysondog kept the faith            ║ │
│║        burning, unfortunately without legendary appeal,        ║ │
│║        and there was little doubt to those in the know         ║ │
│║        that a metamorphosis was churning in metalÆs            ║ │
│║        vat. ItÆs when hope for the original style              ║ │
│║        seemed small and distant that Waiting for the           ║ │
│║        Twilight came out with trumpets blaring.                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Like conscientious observers to the last four or        ║ │
│║        five years, Nightmare write songs as if they sat        ║ │
│║        back in the shadows, memorized the nooks and            ║ │
│║        crannies that lousy songscripting hid in during         ║ │
│║        that time, and guided much of this eight tracker        ║ │
│║        through that teeming and tangled maze with              ║ │
│║        barely a skinned knee. Despite the styleÆs              ║ │
│║        enlarging deadline, WFTTÆs rhythms and                  ║ │
│║        structures jump to life as if freshly awakened,         ║ │
│║        still rubbing the morning crud out of its eyes,         ║ │
│║        yet leap out of bed and stride across the room          ║ │
│║        with a knowing, surefooted gait that flows from         ║ │
│║        catchy opener ôTrust a Crowdö to the penetrating        ║ │
│║        chorus of ôThe Legendö. Simply put, we have some        ║ │
│║        valiantly provocative songs here. Brave and             ║ │
│║        spirited hooks grow hair in nearly every track,         ║ │
│║        conditioned by a keen sense of timing and               ║ │
│║        resolve thatÆs just so alluring, and yet arenÆt         ║ │
│║        up to spinning anthemic blood 'n iron yarns in          ║ │
│║        pec-flexing Manowarian style. The music, built          ║ │
│║        primarily on dynamic and unforced fluency, can          ║ │
│║        easily capture the awareness of those who               ║ │
│║        realize this is a little outdated, but are still        ║ │
│║        hearing something worthy of at least another            ║ │
│║        trip around the turntable. Though when the              ║ │
│║        streamers clear, thereÆs one point of denial in         ║ │
│║        NightmareÆs sound thatÆs somewhat of a                  ║ │
│║        contradiction to the proficiency fueling the            ║ │
│║        band, and thatÆs the vocals.                            ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        With a creamy set of lungs that caress the music        ║ │
│║        with a rolled on, unruffled, and understated            ║ │
│║        Steve Grimmett panache, sane Christophe Houpert         ║ │
│║        happens to be one of those odd bird, one tone,          ║ │
│║        one message crooners that, despite sounding like        ║ │
│║        he just picked up the microphone yesterday, sets        ║ │
│║        a standard where he stands, a place thatÆs              ║ │
│║        perfectly square within this five-pieceÆs very          ║ │
│║        traditional relevance. More rarely, this                ║ │
│║        unlikely coalition is an ideal example of the           ║ │
│║        paradox for when a band thatÆs tighter than a           ║ │
│║        ball of twine and is as gifted as any of the            ║ │
│║        wave æo British bands employs a singer whoÆs            ║ │
│║        light years out of his league, yet through some         ║ │
│║        celestial favor the two entwined can do little          ║ │
│║        wrong. Compliments fly around where they donÆt          ║ │
│║        belong, I know, and not everyone ægetsÆ my              ║ │
│║        favoritism toward HoupertÆs assertively subdued         ║ │
│║        style, but thatÆs not my problem.                       ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        To showcase this not-so-gruesome twosome of             ║ │
│║        antics, tracks like ôToo Lateö and ôDrive Down          ║ │
│║        to Hellö hit the spotlight running and never            ║ │
│║        stray from focus, enchanted with enough closed-         ║ │
│║        fisted forward roll and drama to warrant an easy        ║ │
│║        rotation of the entire album. Equally intriguing        ║ │
│║        about Nightmare is not just their ability to            ║ │
│║        write dignified, collected, and contagious              ║ │
│║        songs, but their flair for making it look easy,         ║ │
│║        and makes you wonder why a theoretically                ║ │
│║        exceptional band like Warlord could only do it          ║ │
│║        half the time.                                          ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Next yearÆs Power of the Universe dips in               ║ │
│║        somewhat galactic proportions as poor Houpert is        ║ │
│║        handed his walking papers, and with him sails           ║ │
│║        about two-thirds of the reverie this exquisite          ║ │
│║        Ebony opus had gathered, and IÆd rather listen          ║ │
│║        to something else.                                      ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        ô..can you hear the bells calling you to hell           ║ │
│║        where you fell because of your sin?ö                    ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
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│║  Release Tracklist  ║                                            │
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│     01 - trust a crowd                              [04:12]       │
│     02 - waiting for the twilight                   [03:44]       │
│     03 - too late                                   [04:20]       │
│     04 - royal death                                [03:10]       │
│     05 - drive down to hell                         [04:13]       │
│     06 - lord of the sky                            [04:42]       │
│     07 - the legend                                 [04:09]       │
│     08 - fool on the scene                          [04:18]       │
│     09 - le jour du chatiment (bonus track)         [03:41]       │
│     10 - victime de l'exil (bonus track)            [04:30]       │
│     11 - esprits, sortileges (bonus track)          [03:38]       │
│     12 - les forces du mal (bonus track)            [04:32]       │
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│                                      Total Length : [49:09 minn   │
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│                   ║    Greetings To:    ║                         │
│                   ╚═════════════════════╝                         │
│                                                                   │
│          Too all people who contributes to make this              │
│          archive of good music in a exceptional conditions        │
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01_trust_a_crowd-mca.mp36,75 MB
02_waiting_for_the_twilight-mca.mp36,40 MB
03_too_late-mca.mp37,20 MB
04_royal_death-mca.mp35,43 MB
05_drive_down_to_hell-mca.mp36,77 MB
06_lord_of_the_sky-mca.mp38,11 MB
07_the_legend-mca.mp37,02 MB
08_fool_on_the_scene-mca.mp37,13 MB
09_le_jour_du_chatiment_(bonus_track)-mca.mp35,34 MB
10_victime_de_lexil_(bonus_track)-mca.mp37,01 MB
11_esprits_sortileges_(bonus_track)-mca.mp35,38 MB
12_les_forces_du_mal_(bonus_track)-mca.mp36,85 MB