More awesomeness ("I'll just look at her ass while she saves me from the dragon...":
More awesomeness ("I'll just look at her ass while she saves me from the dragon...":
"When she has done the killing, I cut of the head of the dragon and collect the price."Originally Posted by JKL2000
More awesomeness ("I'll just look at her ass while she saves me from the dragon...":
Also, she's practically naked, while he's armored from head to toe. Maybe the Russian title is something like "The Coward."
Nah. It roughly translates to "even our snowy regions are warm."
I can think of some warm regions in that picture...
That is something that passed my mind as well. Perhaps she functions as a distraction. If the dragon is busy killing her, he kills the dragon. I suppose the dragon would prefer some tender meat without much packaging over some meat in full armour.
LOL - could be!
CTTOI, she only has one arrow, so there's no way she's killing that dragon on her own.
Hell she's so bad-ass she even wears heels to a dragon fight! Sheesh!
Her hair is tied back, so she is not being frivolous.
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Plenty going on in the covers of Claude Martin, known for his work for The Winter Tree, Nad Sylvan, etc. as can be seen in this little movie:
Ok, no mystery here, but this has to be one of the dumber covers I've seen. Even with the silly pun or whatever, it's just pretty lame. I guess it's what Hipgnosis would have come up with when those guys were five years old.
How did I know this was a Prog album?
The chimp in the corner?How did I know this was a Prog album?
Death inspires me like a dog inspires a rabbit
Pretty much.
How do you say, "This is a concept album about Peter Pan" without saying it's about Peter Pan.How did I know this was a Prog album?
Look at the list of personnel on this album! :How did I know this was a Prog album?
- Marco Bernard / Shuker basses
- Octavio Stampalìa / keyboards
- Brody Green / drums
- Steve Hagler / electric guitar
- Marc Papeghin / French horn, trumpet
- Steve Unruh / vocals, flute, violin
- Alessandro Di Benedetti / keyboards
- Ruben Alvarez / electric & acoustic guitars
- Kimmo Pörsti / drums
- Sara Traficante / flute
- John Wilkinson / vocals
- Mimmo Ferri / keyboards, additional guitars
- Beatrice Birardi / xylophone, bongos, tambourine, doumbek
- Gennaro Piepoli / acoustic & electric guitars
- Marco Vincini / vocals
- Andrea Pavoni / keyboards
- Cam Blockland / vocals
- Carmine Capasso / electric guitar
- Adam Diderrich / violin
- Audrey Lee Harper / vocals
- Daniele Pomo / drums & percussion
- Marco Grieco / keyboards, electric guitar, backing vocals
- Matthew Parmenter / vocals
- Hans Jörg Schmitz / drums
- Marcel Singor / electric guitar
- Oliviero Lacagnina / keyboards
- Marek Arnold / saxophone
- Rafael Pacha / classical guitar
- Charles Plogman / electric guitar
- Riccardo Spilli / drums
- Giorgio Mastrosanti / Telecaster guitar
- Juhani Nisula / electric guitar
- Bo-Anders Sandström / vocals
^ I recognize approximately 2 of those names.
I think I only recognize Marcel Singor.
I recognize one. Steve Hagler who played for Starcastle.
A lot of the usuas suspects on The Samurai Of Prog-albums, like Marek Arnold, Marco Bernard, Steve Unruh and Kimmo Pösti.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Matthew Parmeter from Discipline though.
^ Unruh and Parmenter were the 2 I alluded to above, but did not name.
I didn’t notice Parmenter in there! I listened to the first two tracks and it sounded weak, but now I need to try and find Parmenter on there.
Those guys (under the Samurai of Prog umbrella) really churn out the formulaic symph prog stuff, I can't even keep track of it all anymore. That new one above is literally the twelfth album since the pandemic started. I know a few of those are officially credited to various members rather than the group name, but I'm fairly sure most or all of them tend to be involved.
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