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Morgana Lefay

Morgana Lefay is among the few rings in the ’90s to transport in the thrash custom that were abandoned by the majority of its innovators. They initial made their tag in 1990 using the separately released Symphony from the Damned. Featuring vocalist Charles Rytkonen, guitarists Tony Eriksson and Tommi Karppanen, …

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Jon Oliva

Jon Oliva was created in 1960. He started playing music young, but didn’t settle on a musical instrument for a long time. He ultimately signed to a music group known as Metropolis at age 17, playing both electric guitar and keyboards. The group split up in 1978. Ultimately, Oliva formed …

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Wardog

After laying his former band, Pressure, to relax and relocating to Phoenix, AZ, in the first ’90s, speed steel veteran Tommy Gattis corralled bassist Chris Catero and drummer Ross Martinez right into a fresh project named Wardog. Their moderate, individually released debut recording of 1994 didn’t change too many mind, …

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Testament

Testament were the largest thrash metallic music group to never reach the platinum plateau. Actually, the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA quintet seemed around the verge of demanding Metallica (their most apparent influence) within the melodic thrash sweepstakes, but their work toward the very best was ultimately derailed by inconsistency, poor …

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Alex Skolnick

Although he first found the eye of guitar fans world-wide as an associate of thrash metallists Testament, Alex Skolnick has truly gone to put his metallic days mainly behind him and only his real love: jazz fusion. Given birth to in 1968 in Berkeley, California, Skolnick’s desire for rock and …

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Al Pitrelli

Al Pitrelli is definitely one particular musicians who simply appears to be way too occupied. He has performed guitar for an array of artists over time. Actually, he continues to be so active that certain really amazing things how he discovers time to actually breath between tasks. His first documenting …

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Omen

Although not an enormous name within the steel world, Omen has enjoyed a little cult following among headbangers because the early ’80s. Omen is normally best-known for melodic however aggressive power steel/fantasy steel such as King Gemstone, Queensrÿche, Savatage, Manowar, and Helloween; Omen is normally forceful and hard-driving, but they’re …

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Kamelot

A shape-shifting and musically adept American, German, and Swedish hard rock and roll device that skilfully blends components of classical, gothic/doom steel, progressive rock and roll, and symphonic steel, Kamelot had become in 1992 in Tampa, Florida. Founded by multi-instrumentalist Thomas Youngblood, the music group has endured many lineup adjustments …

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Vanden Plas

Created in 1990, German progressive steel strap Vanden Plas mixed the creativity of progressive rock and roll using the aggression of steel as well as the vivid dynamism from the theater within their live performances (every one of the band’s members acquired roots within the last mentioned). Their lineup continues …

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Savatage

Savatage formed in Florida in 1978 while Avatar, led by brothers Jon (vocals) and Criss (acoustic guitar) Oliva. They transformed their name to Savatage in 1983, going after a highly Judas Priest- and Iron Maiden-influenced design of metallic. Their other people included Steve “Doc” Wacholz (drums) and Keith Collins (bass), …

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