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Enter The Eruption. Let me describe what first went on when I
listened to Prometheus: The Discipline of Fire and Demise. One day I bought
three CDs: Whoracle by In Flames, Master of Reality by Black Sabbath, and
Prometheus by Emperor. When I came back, my family was waiting for me to get
ready so we could go to Applebee’s. Despite this being sprung on me at the
last minute, I was eager to go, but not before sampling my new CDs. First went
Master of Reality, and then Whoracle. Impressed but unmoved by these, I threw
in Prometheus, and pushed the play button. Whispering, I hear Samoth hiss the
words “And after years in dark tunnels, he came to silence. There was
nothing…” Wow. My heart starts beating a bit faster and I realize how creepy
my room looks in the dark. I awkwardly turn on the light as a classical,
Bach-influenced string instrumental intro follows, giving me the absolute
creeps, and ending on a floor-shaking power chord, which immediately prompts
me to shut off my CD player and run shaking to the car.
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The Tongue Of Fire 6. In The Wordless Chamber 7. Grey 8. |
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He Who Sought The Fire 9. Thorns On My Grave |
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