Jannison Edge

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Date: Tue Apr 03 2001 - 19:39:22 EDT

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    >> Why did you think it was good? How did it compare with "Songs
    >>from a Lions Cage" (the only Arena CD I have so far)? I like that one
    >>pretty well, though not enough to put it on all that often.
    >
    >Well, "Immortal?" is the only one if theirs that I have, so I cannot
    >compare either. As for what I liked about it, it's got good melodies, a
    >mix of heavy and proggy parts (though not too extreme in either direction)
    >ands the lyrics, while a bit obvious at times, are leagues ahead of many of
    >the powermetal type of bands.
    >
            I'll have to give it a try. If you like Arena you may also
    like Janison Edge. I was listening to them today and their style
    reminds me of Arena, except for having a female vocalist instead of
    male. Their keyboard sound is especially reminiscent of Arena and
    some of the guitar work is too. They aren't that heavy or super-
    proggy but they have good melodies and vocals. I haven't paid much
    attention to the lyrics.
            I have Janison Edge's "The Services of Mary Goode". You can
    hear some samples (which are ok but don't do them full justice)
    at: http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/4033/album.html

                                    Steve



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