With me it's The Doors. I was never keen apart from the well known songs but what a band!
I have to be in the right mood for that band, they are more my eldest daughter's era.Muse.
Mostly due to the charity CDs I've bought over the years. Not my type of music normally, but they do bombast very well.
I like bombast.
They flew under my radar for years TBH. But I'll buy anything from a charity shop.I have to be in the right mood for that band, they are more my eldest daughter's era.
His opera 'Street Scene' at the ENO circa 1989 was one of the most fabulous things I've seen and heard.Kurt Weill
I say this with trepidation, in case it elicits a roll of the eyes... does this category include Within Temptation? I love them, regardless. First came across them at the Bristol show one year when a room was playing the Black Symphony Blu-Ray and was instantly hookedNightwish, Delain, Antti Martikainen... the whole symphonic metal thing. All over the last couple of years.
My jaw dropped when I first happened across Nightwish on YouTube - where have you been all my life?!
Haha, no worries.I say this with trepidation, in case it elicits a roll of the eyes... does this category include Within Temptation? I love them, regardless. First came across them at the Bristol show one year when a room was playing the Black Symphony Blu-Ray and was instantly hooked
I was concerned that they might turn out to be the Nickelback of the symphonic metal world.... Sharon den Adel has an amazing voice, I thinkHaha, no worries.
No eye rolling from me.
I've not heard them before, listening now to the Black Symphony album.