Re: King Diamond

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, GoPack!!
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The KD dvd only had about a 1/2 hour of King telling the story behind The
> Puppet Master.  I enjoyed it, but it's really not that great of a
> production.  King does a pretty solid job of story telling though.  He pulls
> it off pretty good, but the overall quality of the dvd is nothing to write
> home about.  Still, I found it interesting, and enjoyable.

This CD is really starting to intrigue me.  

> 
> I really like the DGM disc.  I think I'm going to purchase the disc or two
> previous to Hidden Place.  I'd rank this new one near the top of my yearly
> favorites.

I think I'm going to pass on these guys.

> 
> Lacuna Coil's Comalies is my favorite of theirs.  

Easily my favorite.  Great CD!!

> I think there is an
> outside chance that they soon breakthru in a big way.  

Well given the disarray that Evanescence seems to be in right now they
could probably  step into their place in the mainstream's mind pretty
easily.   I'm always for great bands getting as much exposure as
possible and would love to see Lacuna Coil break big.  

Unfortunately Evanescence seems to be on the brink.  They've cancelled
or postponed all of their West Coast gigs. :-(  I was supposed to be
seeing them this Sunday in San Jose.  I also saw their performance on
the AMA's last Sunday and was underwhelmed.  Not terrible but Amy's
voice seemed to be waivering quite a bit like she was struggling to
keep her breath.  Regardless I still love this band and Fallen is an
unbelievably great disc.  


> Their tune "Heavens A
> Lie" got picked up on a large number of rock radio stations, and I wouldn't
> be suprised to see it be successful.

Awesome.  

Later
Phil