SOLDIER & WISZDOM STONE at Angelic Warlord

I just updated Angelic Warlord to include the promised SOLDIER interview. Following is the link: http://www.angelicwarlord.com/interviews/soldier10.html

Hope you enjoy reading it- it was a lot of fun to put together.

Following is the link to the Wiszdom Stone review: http://www.angelicwarlord.com/reviews/w/wiszdomstone09.html

I went into a great deal of detail about the lyrics since there has been some question in the area.

Next week I hope to have reviews of XINR and Innerwish online.

Thanks for all the support!

Andy

Very cool, of to check them both out.

Andy, what is your idea over the lyrics of Wiszdom Stone?
Are it positive lyrics?
I mean are the lyrics based on Christian faith.
Sorry when I can't find the correct words to explain you what I mean.

In the review I go into a great deal of detail about the lyrics, which clearly reflect the faith of Wiszdom Stone's members. Not a Christian band but rather of band of Christians (or band with Christian members).

Dynamis wrote:

In the review I go into a great deal of detail about the lyrics, which clearly reflect the faith of Wiszdom Stone's members. Not a Christian band but rather of band of Christians (or band with Christian members).

Just based on the lyrics you posted it looks as if their lyrics are decidedly more "Christian" than most modern rock bands (not a slam on modern rock bands).

I enjoyed seeing this from the Soldier interview...

Quote :

In 2002 M8 released a CD entitled "Soldier: The Definitive Collection" ...... Allyn expresses his disdain for "The Definitive Collection": “I absolutely hated the re-mastering they did on that "Definitive Collection" CD. It's possibly the worst re-mastering job I've ever heard. I know in the grand scheme of the music world it's a very small audience that bought this CD, but it bums me out that the way it sounds is the way people think we recorded it or wanted it to sound”.

I had that album and I must completely agree. I seldom have problems with production/recording/mastering, but this sounded so bad that it hurt me to listen to it. I could tell that the material was so much better than the produciton/mastering let on. I couldn't even listen to it.....I ended up trading it. I would jump at the chance to hear their material rereleased by Retroactive or another label that would do the songs justice.

With that in mind, I would like to see Cliffy re-master "Babylon"- bet the results would be the difference between night and day.

That would be very cool indeed.