Power Metal Fantasy's New Power Metal Spotlight 3/18/23: Download Link!

 


Thanks to everyone who tuned in to Power Metal Fantasy's New Power Metal Spotlight: 3/18/23! You can download yesterday's show at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZBSMqd3PkWUFnlJoh71zlIn1S8m3Xkiz/view?usp=share_link and here was the playlist:


Album 1: Kamelot (United States) - The Awakening

1. Overture (Intro)
2. The Great Divide
3. Eventide
4. One More Flag in the Ground
5. Opus of the Night (Ghost Requiem)
6. Midsummer's Eve
7. Bloodmoon
8. Nightsky
9. The Looking Glass
10. New Babylon
11. Willow
12. My Pantheon (Forevermore)
13. Ephemera (Outro)

Album 2: Suotana (Finland) - Ounas I

1. Lake Ounas (The Beginning)
2. Through the Mammoth Valley
3. The Ancient
4. Legacy
5. River Ounas
6. Land of the Dead

Album 3: Exelerate (Denmark) - Exelerate

1. Arrival
2. No Escape
3. Spawn of Satan
4. Release
5. Children of the Sun
6. God of Man
7. Lethal Assault
8. In Between Insanity
9. Epilogue

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