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Storm at Sunrise
Garden of Forgotten Ideals
 
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PRICE: $9.05
FORMAT: CD
LABEL: Gray Sky
RELEASED: 1999
ORIGIN: USA
ITEM #: ATHD-1394
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Featuring Dave Gryder of Covenant fame.

TRACKLIST:

  1. Jaded
  2. Ageless
  3. Moonrock
  4. Heavy Rock Revival
  5. No Good for No One
  6. Hellspawn
  7. Top Heavy
  8. Morning Sun
  9. Pussy Cat
  10. I Just Want to Celebrate
  11. From Cradle to Grave

Download Song: Top Heavy...
 
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Storm at Sunrise - Garden of Forgotten Ideals (Cover Art)
Available Quantity: 12
 


Accolades for
Garden of Forgotten Ideals

This is the new band led by Dave Gryder (the guy that brought you Covenant a few years back on Syn-Phonic). Unlike Covenant, this is a real band that features Hammond organ, bass, guitar (done by Ernie Myers of Hands), vocals, and drums. It is more in the hard rock vein with very definite progressive tendencies. Imagine the heaviest Deep Purple crossed with Relayer-era Yes. There you have it, a totally ass-kicking album that will melt your speakers. Very highly recommended!

Shroom Records

If you like bands like Captain Beyond, Deep Purple, Grand Funk and Mahogany Rush... then don�t hesitate... buy this CD... it�s almost 70 minutes of incredibly wellmade heavy rock, 70�s style, with more than a bit of that progressive vibe.

This is some heavy prog rock stuff full of Hammond Keys and lots of tricky little fills, really reminds me of King Crimson's Court of the Crimson King... One of the bands that came to mind right off of the bat from of late is The Mystic Krewe of Clearlight, that same kind of idea, but this is more classic rock sounding with a ton of blazing guitar leads and vocals. I guess this stuff sounds more like early Yes too.


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