I dig you brudda. I’m from Sarasota, FL and was in a band that practiced a few doors down from them. Very cool guys and always looked up to them. Dana Burnell would let me come in and watch and I always appreciated that. Thanks again Dana. Be cool
This album has a very special place in my life and for some strange reason, i listen to it every year on the first snowfall ...i walk around my city streets until the album is over... i found that it is better as a whole, than taking just one random song from it!! So my suggestion to you is to make your reaction a marathon and cover the whole album!!! cheers my friend ! Happy to see Crimson Glory fans !
Great reaction and great song. This is the first time I have seen your channel and first-time listening to this song. I enjoyed them both and look forward to looking at more of your content and listening to more Crimson Glory!! Take care
I remember listening to this as a kid in the late 90's, thinking this actually was a really famous band. Meanwhile, I've yet to meet anyone who actually knows this band. So yes, most definitely one of the most underappreciated bands ever.
No one has ever been able to convey Midnights emotion..he was amazing. Todd LaTorre did a pretty good job in getting close to the emotion...he was probably the only that could do it.
Sonically... just wow..., I grew up on metal and glam. I wasn't obsessed like some of my friends and relatives. I've since enjoyed SO MANY other styles of music, but I'm really digging this sort of flashback! Listening to the vocals, I thought immediately of Don Dokken. Like you said, It's not EXACTLY that, but so indicative of that time in metal. Also, I swear the drumbeat reminds me of a Ratt song... "Lay it Down?" Anyway, this is cool S#!t you're putting out! I love the focus on the equalization!!! Keep doing this, please!
Thank you sooo much for reaction to Crimson Glory. Midnight was hugely part of my musical teen years. I have worn out records of Crimson Glory and it made me transition to other voice giants like Geoff Tate, Michael Kiske, King Diamond!
I love the fact you took the time to review a song by Crimson Glory. My vocal influences are Midnight and Geoff Tate. I plan on singing more songs from this group. I am so glad you are bringing attention to this band and singing style. ruclips.net/p/PLe4rNNQ7scNmYoHrtfr8iIJKwSLZC5cnr
It's good but they have way better songs. Dark places, eternal world. Lost reflection. Their first two albums are equal to any metal album ever put out. RIP midnight
Such an incredible singer and band!
Crimson Glory is amazing and they are back in 2024!
I hope so.
I dig you brudda. I’m from Sarasota, FL and was in a band that practiced a few doors down from them. Very cool guys and always looked up to them. Dana Burnell would let me come in and watch and I always appreciated that. Thanks again Dana. Be cool
Gload to see Crimson Glory reaction which is very rare on youtube.
This album has a very special place in my life and for some strange reason, i listen to it every year on the first snowfall ...i walk around my city streets until the album is over... i found that it is better as a whole, than taking just one random song from it!! So my suggestion to you is to make your reaction a marathon and cover the whole album!!! cheers my friend ! Happy to see Crimson Glory fans !
🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Great reaction and great song. This is the first time I have seen your channel and first-time listening to this song. I enjoyed them both and look forward to looking at more of your content and listening to more Crimson Glory!! Take care
I remember listening to this as a kid in the late 90's, thinking this actually was a really famous band.
Meanwhile, I've yet to meet anyone who actually knows this band.
So yes, most definitely one of the most underappreciated bands ever.
No one has ever been able to convey Midnights emotion..he was amazing. Todd LaTorre did a pretty good job in getting close to the emotion...he was probably the only that could do it.
One of my all time favorite albums. Takes me back to my senior year in high school 1990. Memories!
Crimson glory was a great band as a singer I was heavily inspired by midnight and also by Geoff Tate of queensryche
Sonically... just wow..., I grew up on metal and glam. I wasn't obsessed like some of my friends and relatives. I've since enjoyed SO MANY other styles of music, but I'm really digging this sort of flashback! Listening to the vocals, I thought immediately of Don Dokken. Like you said, It's not EXACTLY that, but so indicative of that time in metal. Also, I swear the drumbeat reminds me of a Ratt song... "Lay it Down?" Anyway, this is cool S#!t you're putting out! I love the focus on the equalization!!! Keep doing this, please!
Thank you sooo much for reaction to Crimson Glory. Midnight was hugely part of my musical teen years. I have worn out records of Crimson Glory and it made me transition to other voice giants like Geoff Tate, Michael Kiske, King Diamond!
thanks for your comment, it is great to see that some people actullay have heard of Crimson Glory, also all of those singers are fantastic!!!
Midnight was better than all of them
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I love the fact you took the time to review a song by Crimson Glory. My vocal influences are Midnight and Geoff Tate. I plan on singing more songs from this group. I am so glad you are bringing attention to this band and singing style.
ruclips.net/p/PLe4rNNQ7scNmYoHrtfr8iIJKwSLZC5cnr
Sounds similar to Queensryche and a little Saigon Kick.
Nice song,it sounds like an anime theme song 🎉🎉...
It's good but they have way better songs. Dark places, eternal world. Lost reflection. Their first two albums are equal to any metal album ever put out.
RIP midnight