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classical metal

new track posted with a hint of some classical themes.hey i am no mozart but that guy could shred for his day! see if you dig this...
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Sweet playing ! Sure liked it .
Has a Trans Siberian Orchestra sound to it

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Sweet playing ! Sure liked it .
Has a Trans Siberian Orchestra sound to it
I have no idea what that sounds like Spray but I know this was very kool ..

Well done

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This veeeeeerry good, I like it.

Little production tip, louder bass and better flow in concept of song.
If you understand me.

Drumms are good, how you recorded them.
Live or softvare?


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Very Cool khaos...

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Great recording and the music is excellent, thanks Khaos.

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