hi guyz,

i m searching for good guitar or violin albums but dont know whoz famous for playing those.

i wana listen to modern guitar or violin(like maksim in piano). it doesnt matter whether songs are old but i dont like those how can i say playing too slow o too simply.. hehe i dont know how to discribe it but pls try to help me by giving me the names of famous players o groups. but not rock bands. sori to say i dont like rock music and this thread seems all about rock music. hehe. if you have other instrument which i have to listen then pls recommend me.. thx

This post has been edited by opiuma7xp: Feb 19 2007, 07:14 PM

hey guys, where can i get vinyls? more towards really old classic bands. (not for me, helping a friend)

violin? not rock? not slow? paganini

vinyls? sat/sun at amcorp mall's flea market.

sat/sun at amcorp mall's flea market? mind giving me more info? any other shops (i prefer shops than flea market)

saturday sunday amcorp mall you go lower ground then when you coming down the escalator on your left you will see a guy selling vinyls, his name is Joe and he has quite a good amount of vinyls, i got a few good ones like Greg Howe, Impelliterri, Led Zep, Rush, Yes, etc etc

His collection is quite vast and is reasonablly priced. Just look out for scratches and dents before buying.

Album: Nightfall in Middle-Earth
Band: Blind Guardian

One of the most definitive power metal albums of all time. No discussion of power metal is ever complete without mention of Blind Guardian, but their style is so different from other power metal stalwarts (read: Helloween, Stratovarius etc) that they are almost a sub-genre unto themselves.

The strongest point of this album is the song-writing and the arrangement. There are so many layers on each track that you'd need a damn good sound system and a quiet environment to fully appreciate this album. If there ever was a true Metal Opera, this is it. Imagine giving the Noldor a bunch of ESPs and dress them up in black leather... you get the picture.

Recommended Tracks: Into the Storm, Mirror Mirror, Thorn, Time Stands Still (On the Iron Hill), Curse of Feanor


The Lord of the Rings? Bah! The Tolkien-reading world is divided into two groups of people: those who've read the Silmarillion, and those who will!

yea, amcorp mall description is there.

another place is music exchange, formerly at bkt bintang area.
if not mistaken, they're now located in plaza ampang.
basically 5min walk from ampang park lrt.
but i heard you now need to make appointments to go there, since hes not always open.

Guys if you're into fusion jazz, check out

Industrial Zen by John Mclaughlin
Consequence of Chaos by Al Di Meola

Really good shit, shows that jazz virtuosos aren't dead!

I'm looking for this album by K's Choice "Paradise in me".Love the song "not an addict"



This post has been edited by PIRATES!: Feb 23 2007, 12:50 AM