#Vibeke Stene

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music tag game

let’s do this, me gustan estos jueguitos musicales (sobre todo si este da la chance de hablar de música un rato)

tagged by @kamiporterbridges

RULES: You can usually tell a lot about a person by the type of  music they listen to. Put your playlist on shuffle and list the first 10  songs, and then tag 10 people. No skipping!

1.- Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast: Absolute classic, quintessential Maiden, it fucking slaps

2.- David Wise - Dragon Forest (Diddy Kong Racing OST): David Wise is the representation of that meme of the dude playing a piano on fire in the beach after a simple request, in this case, “it’s just a mascot racer with funny animals”. But the dude excels at what he does, and that stint with Rare in the mid to late 90′s its iconic for a reason.

Also, Diddy Kong Racing was better than Mario Kart 64, and y’all know its true

3.- Koji Kondo - Goron City (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time OST): Dude’s a legend, music’s great, one of the best VGOST of all time

4.- Marillion - Lavender: I think Marillion’s one of the most underrated prog rock bands, especially of the 80′s. And that A Side of the Misplaced Childhood album it’s amazing (with Pseudo-Silk Kimono, Kayleigh, Lavender, Bittersweet Suite and Heart of Lothian). Also, Fish’s a cool dude and has an amazing voice (think a scottish Peter Gabriel if you’ve never heard him)

5.- Johnny Cash - The Mercy Seat: Originally by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, re-recorded by Johnny Cash for the American Recordings albums. I mean, the original its great, but like with all those covers, Johnny Cash just took the song and made it his own and something truly special, and it’s one hell of a performance. It speaks about a death row inmate and draw parallels with spirituality and christianity (the title makes reference to both the electric chair and the lid of the Ark of the Covenant), so it was a tailor made for Johnny Cash, who also used the song to raise awareness against capital punishment

6.- Los Jaivas - Corre que te Pillo: a kinda sorta instrumental, but technically not one ‘cause it does have some words, it’s just a great sample of musical talent and of the prog rock meets jazz meet traditional andean music and chilean folklore that Los Jaivas does

7.- Tristania - My Lost Lenore: I like gothic metal, it kinda soothes and relaxes me, and Vibeke Stene’s voice is just lovely

8.- Jorn - Make Your Engine Scream: Jorn Lande’s got a great voice and his music slaps, what more do you need

9.- Frederik Wiedmann - Hal vs Atrocitus (Green Lantern: The Animated Series soundtrack): Wiedmann its an underrated composer, he’s done a lot of animated stuff with superheroes, but his work in Green Lantern: TAS -like everything with that show- went under the radar of many people 

10.- The OneUps - Bossa de Link: In that huge and great genre that its “jazz covers of VGM”, The OneUps are one of the greatests bands and one of the first I discovered over 15 years ago, and this bossa nova cover of the main theme of The Legend of Zelda its pretty good

Tagging whoever wants to do it, here’s your chance, talk about music for a while, have some fun!

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Morten Veland e Vibeke Stene

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Vibeke Stene singing Destination Departure >>>>>>>>>>>>>> anything on this Earth. 

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a gothic music project with older gothic metal singers 🖤

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Tristania announces the end of the band.

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Tristania - Widow’s Weeds

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exsanguines, and pain, like snow / driven far from thy heavenly host / and to this extent, white so hot melted thy years

Tristania “December Elegy” live in Hamburg, 1999

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Tristania - Beyond the Veil

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Tristania - destination departure (with lyrics)

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Happy 42nd birthday, Vibeke Stene!

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Jogadores do Flamengo as Divas do Gothic e Symphonic Metal - Parte 2

David Luiz as Liv Kristine (Theatre of Tragedy, Leave's Eyes, Solo)

Além da vasta cabeleira, a semelhança entre os dois é assim como a do Filipe Luis com a Anneke, a bagagem de carreira e a capacidade de adaptação a novos ambientes. Digamos que o David Luiz dançando sensualmente no trio elétrico é equivalente a Liv Kristine saindo do doom gothic dos três primeiros álbuns do Threatre of Tragedy pra fritar horrores na era industrial dos álbuns Musique e Assembly

Arrascaeta as Vibeke Stene (Tristania, Veil of Secrets)

Além da beleza estonteante, o uruguaio e a norueguesa se destacam pela presença marcante que possuem em suas posições, ele como meio campista e ela como a voz lírica angelical de sua banda, tanto que nenhum dos dois conseguiram substitutos a sua altura. Muita coisa desanda no Flamengo na ausência do uruguaio. Muita coisa desandou no Tristania com a saída de Stene.

João Gomes as Simone Simons (Epica)

Tanto o João quanto a Simone começaram ainda bem jovens. Em 2003, com apenas 17 pra 18 anos, Simone Simons mostrou que era pitbull de raça e que a base vinha forte no metal sinfônico, não fazendo feio para as mais veteranas. Ambos não precisaram de muito tempo pra mostrar que idade é apenas um número.

Pedro Guilherme as Sharon Den Adel (Within Temptation)

Dois seres muito puros e angelicais. Mas não se engane, quando nosso queixada entra no campo e quando nossa Mãe Terra sobe nos palcos, o que vemos são dois 9 bolados.

Arturo Vidal as Clementine Delauney (Visions of Atlantis, Exit Eden, Serenity)

Embora não sejam novidade em seus segmentos, tanto o chileno quanto a francesa trouxeram sangue novo para ambas as cenas em que atuam nos últimos anos. Pirates foi uma surpresa tão bem vinda para o symphonic metal assim como a chegada de Vidal foi para o Flamengo.

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Vibeke Stene (Tristania)