Morphine Child Gutter Ballet Hall Of The Mountain King Chance!!!Τεσσερα απο τα κορυφαια τραγουδια στην ιστορια της μουσικης!!!Για τοσο τεραστιο συγκροτημα μιλαμε!!!
Great guitar work by Chris Caffery and Al Pitrelli 👍. You can see a direct line from this to Transsiberian Orchestra or TSO. Created by producer Paul O'Neill RIP and the Savatage guys
Fun fact about this band. I thought it was cool you mentioned Andrew Loyd Weber. There is a connection between him and the band. Before the making of the album Gutter Ballet, Paul O'Neal (the producer of Savatage and TSO) Told Jon Oliva and Criss Oliva you guys are more than a hard rock band. He bought tickets for Jon to see the Phantom of The Opera. When Jon got back to the studio he saw a piano. Under the lid was Yoko Ono and John Lennon's name etched in the piano. Freaked Jon out of course. He sat down and started playing Gutter Ballet. The rest is history.
The description you read states the story is fictional. The CONCEPT of the album is a group of kids breaking into an old abandoned asylum for an adventure, and finding this photographers file. That is the fictional account. As a side note, The original release of this cd contained the loose photograph tucked into the sleeve. I still have it, even though the cd is long gone.
I just can't listen to Savatage after Criss without noting his absence. It's not that there aren't things to appreciate, but what's missing is always hanging over it. The guitar work is still technically adept, but Criss' musicality just always felt so tasteful and right. He was one of a kind.
Criss was undeniably unique, a fact beyond question. Even so he remained relatively obscure and underrated. Had everything ceased with Criss' passing, his legacy too would have met its end. I know it's hard to not notice his absence but it's good that you do still listen. I have a hard time understanding the fans that don't. With the band continuing on with Savatage and subsequently TSO, Criss has started to garner the recognition he so much deserves in recent years. TSO's success has brought greater attention to Savatage today, primarily driven by the unwavering dedication of Criss' brother and fellow band members. The essence of Criss' influence is an ever-present current coursing through the music they continue to bless us with today.
I love this album so much! So glad Oliva came back as the leadsinger, the sole singer. Still very theatrical but back came the heaviness from the early days, this never was possible with Zack. Fantastic album!
You can do whatever you want, nobody is stopping you. However people can also do whatever they want with you if they don't like what you are doing. Law of the Jungle, baby. I have only ONE LAW that I abide by, and it is this: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The rest can stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
@@j.woodbury412 Oh, you mean the last part where different vocal lines stack on top of each other as it progresses? Does it have to be always vocals, though? The word melody doesn't necessarily suggest vocals to me. Can it be two leading instruments?
You always have the most inspiring way to present the song, with background story and thoughts on each topic. Your channel is totally underrated! Did anyone create that coffee app? it's a very sweet and direct way of donation...
My friends and I used to joke about the face the engineer who got sent this song to mix would make when first hearing such an operatic and theatrical track.
I saw savatage in the 1990’s after Chris died and Alex skolnic was playing guitar great band my guitarist introduced me to Jon seemed like a nice guy always great songs thought provoking
Good news: According to Wikipedia, the boy (not a girl, as previously believed) was reported to have survived the incident. So, evidently she did reach a relief station. Anyway, the reason Kevin Carter did not help the girl was because he was ordered not to because of the risk of contracting disease. I think that haunted him the rest of his life and that's why he killed himself.
More Savatage , one of the most underrated bands out there!
Morphine Child Gutter Ballet Hall Of The Mountain King Chance!!!Τεσσερα απο τα κορυφαια τραγουδια στην ιστορια της μουσικης!!!Για τοσο τεραστιο συγκροτημα μιλαμε!!!
@@RESERVOIRDOGS-t6i δεν παίζεται το συγκρότημα , βάλε και άλλες 30 τραγουδαρες
@@vaggelispapadopoulos3507 Ισως και περισσοτερα απο 30 αλλα τα συγκεκριμενα 4 ειναι αριστουργηματα!!!
One of Savatage masterpiece 🤘🇮🇹
Finally! A Morphine Child review. A masterpiece!
Great guitar work by Chris Caffery and Al Pitrelli 👍. You can see a direct line from this to Transsiberian Orchestra or TSO. Created by producer Paul O'Neill RIP and the Savatage guys
Long Live Savatage!!
Fun fact about this band.
I thought it was cool you mentioned Andrew Loyd Weber. There is a connection between him and the band.
Before the making of the album Gutter Ballet, Paul O'Neal (the producer of Savatage and TSO) Told Jon Oliva and Criss Oliva you guys are more than a hard rock band. He bought tickets for Jon to see the Phantom of The Opera. When Jon got back to the studio he saw a piano. Under the lid was Yoko Ono and John Lennon's name etched in the piano. Freaked Jon out of course. He sat down and started playing Gutter Ballet. The rest is history.
Savatage. 24 hours ago
believe
when the crowds are gone
hall of the mountain king
edge of thorns
gutter bullet........
The most underrated metal band of all times, period.
The description you read states the story is fictional. The CONCEPT of the album is a group of kids breaking into an old abandoned asylum for an adventure, and finding this photographers file. That is the fictional account. As a side note, The original release of this cd contained the loose photograph tucked into the sleeve. I still have it, even though the cd is long gone.
Yup. Beautiful girl
I just can't listen to Savatage after Criss without noting his absence. It's not that there aren't things to appreciate, but what's missing is always hanging over it. The guitar work is still technically adept, but Criss' musicality just always felt so tasteful and right. He was one of a kind.
Criss was undeniably unique, a fact beyond question. Even so he remained relatively obscure and underrated. Had everything ceased with Criss' passing, his legacy too would have met its end. I know it's hard to not notice his absence but it's good that you do still listen. I have a hard time understanding the fans that don't. With the band continuing on with Savatage and subsequently TSO, Criss has started to garner the recognition he so much deserves in recent years. TSO's success has brought greater attention to Savatage today, primarily driven by the unwavering dedication of Criss' brother and fellow band members. The essence of Criss' influence is an ever-present current coursing through the music they continue to bless us with today.
@@CanYouHearMeNow929well said. And I agree 💯
I love this album so much! So glad Oliva came back as the leadsinger, the sole singer. Still very theatrical but back came the heaviness from the early days, this never was possible with Zack. Fantastic album!
Perfection
Savatage is awesome! I prefer their rawer early stuff but I love all their stuff.
Heavy metal meets opera.
You can do whatever you want, nobody is stopping you. However people can also do whatever they want with you if they don't like what you are doing. Law of the Jungle, baby. I have only ONE LAW that I abide by, and it is this: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The rest can stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
i love how they do countermelodies.
Can you please explain what you mean by countermelody? I'm not familiar with the term.
@@astragalusson It's when two or more people sing different parts in a song at the same time.
@@j.woodbury412 Oh, you mean the last part where different vocal lines stack on top of each other as it progresses?
Does it have to be always vocals, though? The word melody doesn't necessarily suggest vocals to me. Can it be two leading instruments?
@@astragalusson Yes, that's what I'm talking about. And yes, it could also include two or more instruments playing different parts at the same time.
@@astragalusson No, it doesn't have to be vocals. It can be instrumental pieces as well.
You always have the most inspiring way to present the song, with background story and thoughts on each topic. Your channel is totally underrated! Did anyone create that coffee app? it's a very sweet and direct way of donation...
My friends and I used to joke about the face the engineer who got sent this song to mix would make when first hearing such an operatic and theatrical track.
I saw savatage in the 1990’s after Chris died and Alex skolnic was playing guitar great band my guitarist introduced me to Jon seemed like a nice guy always great songs thought provoking
Good news: According to Wikipedia, the boy (not a girl, as previously believed) was reported to have survived the incident. So, evidently she did reach a relief station. Anyway, the reason Kevin Carter did not help the girl was because he was ordered not to because of the risk of contracting disease. I think that haunted him the rest of his life and that's why he killed himself.
also check out Jon Oliva's solo stuff! The Dark, Armageddon, The Answer, walk_upon_the_water
May be slightly like Hetfield, However Jon Oliva is unlike any other
Fucking theatre metal.
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He was told not to touch the child because of the risk of spreading disease.
!oosers.