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Last Modified On 21 Mar 2009
Eternal Infinnity - Horakane reviewed by Burn Magazine on a day in 1999
Burnn! Review kindly translated for me by Yoko.

This is the project of Tony O'Hora before he joined Praying Mantis. Steve McKenna from TEN and Brian Dickson from CATHEDRAL etc are on this album as guest musicians (They aren't actually see Tony's Interview). It sounds unnatural to me that he sings power metal type music, no matter how he growls forcefully or how he shouts at the top of his (high tone) voice. The fast guitar playing is also featured in this album, but the vocal has been hidden by the insensitive balance of the guitar and drums sounds. It is obvious that Tony's vocals are good for PM's delicate music if you compare 'Remember My Name' in 'Forever In Time' with #10 in this album (Tino Troy plays the acoustic guitar in this song). Well, as the message #13 in this album says, this is a reference data for fans. I expect him in PM.

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