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Epica - The Phantom Agony

Well, in my first post I come to leave "The Phantom Agony Epica.
I hope you like it. :)

Published in: 2003.
Genre: Symphonic Gothic Metal .
Country: Netherlands.
Tracklisting:
1. Adyta (The Neverending Embrace).
2. Sensorium.
3. Cry for the Moon (The Embrace That Smothers, Part IV).
4. Feint.
5. Illusive Consensus.
6. Façade of Reality (The Embrace That Smothers, Part V).
7. Run for a Fall.
8. Seif al Din (The Embrace That Smothers, Part VI).
9. The Phantom Agony.

Created under the formation of:

Simone Simons - Vocals.
Mark Jansen - Guitar and grunts.
Ad Sluijter - Guitar.
Coen Janssen - synths.
Yves Huts - Bajo.
Jeroen Simons - Drums.

Download from Mediafire .

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Hello.

The blog is presenting a brief redesign to provide increased functionality and cleaner inputs, for which I am using the editor "Windows Live Writer, part of it may account for the images I am inserting lately, containing frames or reflexes.
also using this tool I can add emoticons and edit words, a way to offer the best possible spelling.

In future publications will try soon in many of the entries, so although the descriptions are, I will seek objectivity (in some cases, I am passionate about these genres and I can let go of letters).

also publish my own links in order to wean the blog as far as possible from others, as there are some deficiencies such as passwords.

Stay tuned.

Frankyuubi.

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Things that sound, the book and David Gil

I have the pleasure to introduce my first book, things that sound

All "things that sound" crowding in this book comes from a long way of questions and answers and thoughts, come to shop around writing and music and sounds, and have long mixed things that taste and smell and touch and see. All these things, dressed in ways met, have every intention of continuing her walk, and of course, intend to continue playing.
This describes this book, with texts by Karraje (Carlos P. Left) and David Gil digital collages, composed of 23 short texts and a foreword by Juan Abarca.
More information and sales in the mail the blog.