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#Dragonforce album list update#
Aeris97 16:52, Febru(UTC) Songs Update The Lyrics for all songs in the wiki is 100% Accurate. Still worth it for the few DragonForce fans that are out there, though, just don't expect a "Valley of the Damned" or "Sonic Firestorm.What's new on DRAGONFORCE WIKIA! Wiki Notice (IMPORTANT) Just so you guys know, you can't upload a wiki logo to this wiki and u kno there is another wiki of DragonForce at, which i started due to the logo issue and ive not seen a single user come to help out on the wiki and instead several are working on it here. There are still a few good cuts here and there, but not as many as albums past. New vocalist Marc Hudson also doesn't have the staying power of ZP Theart. It's certainly not going to turn many haters, and it seems like DragonForce were rushing to put an album out since it had been 4 years since the rather stellar "Ultra Beatdown. Marc Hudson's vocals don't help dispute this, either.Īll in all, it's the same old DragonForce, just not as good. Power Quest can do it, DragonForce just can't. Yeah, songs about battles are still there ("Die By The Sword." Slayer, anyone?) but many revert back to the lyrical themes of early Power Quest. The songs revolve less around battles and warriors and more around glory and hearts and freedom and crap like that. Yeah, a lot of it sounds like rejected songs from that album, but with more polished production and more emphasis on guitarwork. One of the other big problems I have with the album is that a lot of it sounds like "Wings of Forever" which as you may know was the only Power Quest album guitarist Sam Totman performed on. With some more vocal training, he could be a dead ringer for Power Quest's Alessio Gravello and he won't need the entire fucking band doing back-up vox the entire time in a feeble attempt to make his voice seem more powerful. I can sense great potential in him, though. He's got energy and a knack for melody, sure, but his talent (and power) is somewhat lacking. I struggle to remember anything besides the two singles, "Cry Thunder" and "Fallen World." Part of the reason, I think, is because the new vocalist Marc Hudson doesn't have a wide vocal range. The songs also seem to lose the instant memorability of its predecessors. One would think this means more emphasis on songwriting, but as I said above, the lyrics still suck. Anyone who knows DragonForce knows that most of their songs ride around the 7 minute average with 3 or 4 minute twin solos filling up most of the void. Look at this shit! Most are around and even under 5 minutes (!!!) with only one over 7. But there are several major differences that separate this album from other DragonForce albums. The lyrics are still doofy, Sam and Herman still can't write a riff worth a shit, there's still a bit too much emphasis on speed (but much less this time around, thank God), and the songs are still same-y (but moreso this time around. DragonForce had changed bassist and drummers during their formation (but let's face it, bass and drums are easily replaceable in power metal) but losing ZP meant an inevitable stylistic change once DragonForce got the ball rolling again. Well, things were shaken up a bit back in 2010 when ZP Theart, the singer, left DragonForce due to "insurmountable musical differences" (or lack thereof between albums? Zing! Hey, I like DragonForce, but that doesn't mean they're safe from zingers). Regardless, they're still one of my favorite bands because of their energy and relentlessly catchy hooks. Yeah, their lyrics are doofy, Sam and Herman can't write a riff worth a shit, there can be a bit too much emphasis on speed, and many of their songs do sound same-y. I personally think they're very misunderstood. DragonForce would be on this list, but they seem to have WAY more haters than they do followers. There are many bands with about as many devout followers as they do avid haters.
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