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Well, according to my recent research, he did lead vocals on one track, and backing vocals on two others. Garm did everything else.

that's Garm on those

i love his voice, but i've never really listened to anything he's been involved in. i tried listening to Arcturus - la masquerade infernale once, but it was too far out for me. what are the best albums he's done lead vocals for?

you have very similar tastes to my own. these are some of my favorites: disillusion - back to times of splendor i urge you to listen to it at least 3-4 times before making your mind up about it. you need to penetrate the surface aesthetic (or whatever) before the true nature of the album...

check out dark tranquillity's skydancer album. it's not considered folk metal but i find it very folk/renaissance/medieval feeling.

warning, atlantean kodex

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ1Zcd6bl80&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOZy_MFRp_Y&feature=related

yep

thanks, but we ended up being defeated

Hey. I'm traveling a long distance with some acquaintances, who don't listen to metal. Naturally, I can't be friends with them until they do. So, I need to win them over with a sweet mix, and I need recommendations for specific songs. I need stuff that's catchy, memorable, easy to "get" on...

Hey. I'm looking for more music that gives off a medieval maritime fantasy atmosphere without being cheesy such as Atlantean Kodex or While Heaven Wept. Or, anything else with a really unique medieval or olden times atmosphere that isn't power metal or jolly folk but that is really listenable...

thanks for the recommendation. listening to this song last night was one of the best musical experiences of my life.

I'm not really too fond of power metal, except the stuff that sits right on the edge, like Slough Feg, but maybe I just haven't heard the right stuff.

Yeah. I need recommendations for some metal that I can have them play at the gym I frequent. Because it would have to be played out loud, for everyone to hear and because it's a family establishment it can't have offensive lyrics, an abundance of non-clean vocals, or be too extreme or heavy in...

gris - la dryade almost does

steel attack -> in flames ->>>

Metal seems to be more concerned with creating or capturing complex, definite worlds, ideas, and emotional states, and combining them in meaningful ways than other contemporary genres I've heard. And, I'm just partial to the particular worlds and ideas metal chooses to explore.

It could use some mandolin too.