kamelot eternity album download Kamelot. While the Kamelot from Tampa is the most prominent band of this name, there are more bands using it in the world: 1) Kamelot is a power metal band from Tampa, Florida that incorporates progressive and symphonic elements into their music. The band was founded by guitarist Thomas Youngblood and drummer Richard Warner in 1991. In 1994 the band signed a deal with Noise Records; the release of their debut album Eternity followed in 1995. The next album, Dominion, was released in 1997. 1) Kamelot is a power metal band from Tampa, Florida that incorporates progressive and symphonic elements into their music. The band was founded by guitarist Thomas Youngblood and drummer Richard Warner in 1991. In 1994 the band signed a deal with Noise Records; the release of their debut album Eternity followed in 1995. The next album, Dominion, was released in 1997. Later that year, two of the band's members were replaced; drummer and founder Richard Warner and lead vocalist Mark Vanderbilt. Respectively, their replacements were Casey Grillo and Roy Khan (Roy S?tre ?Khan? Khantatat from Elverum in Norway - formerly of Conception). With the two new members, Kamelot released their third studio album, Siege Perilous. The new line-up undertook an extensive tour through Europe during the fall of the same year only to return to the Gate Studio in Wolfsburg twelve months later to produce the fourth studio effort The Fourth Legacy. The summer of 2000 brought the "New Allegiance Tour" through Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Greece and Spain during which the recordings for Kamelot's first live album The Expedition were made. Only a few months later the band presented their fifth album entitled Karma, to the greatest critical success yet. Their sixth album, Epica was released in 2003. Both Epica and the band's seventh effort, The Black Halo, which was released in 2005, are based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's version of the legend of Faust, a man who sells his soul to the devil. To support the new album the band went on tour through Europe and Japan during the first leg of the "Black Halo World Tour 2005", they played a head liner show with Epica and Kotipelto. In Japan the support was Silent Force. They also played on the Bang Your Head. Festival in Germany and the Graspop Metal Meeting in Belgium. In 2005 they shot their first music videos ever, for the songs The Haunting (Somewhere In Time) and March Of Mephisto from the album The Black Halo. Both videos were shot by acclaimed director Patric Ullaeus. The 5th of October 2005 saw the addition of Oliver Palotai as the fifth official band member. Oliver will handle both keyboards and (additional) guitars. On the second leg of the "Black Halo World Tour" they visited North and South America (USA, Canada, Brazil) as well as Europe (The Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden and Norway). During this part of the tour the bands first live DVD was shot, with the main concert being shot on February 11th, 2006 at Rockefeller Music Hall in Oslo, Norway. The shoot was again handled by Patric Ullaeus. The DVD (and live CD) called One cold winter's night was released in November 2006. Ghost Opera is the eighth studio album from Kamelot. It was released on June 1st, 2007 via SPV/Steamhammer Records, in Germany and then followed by releases on the fourth and fifth in Europe and the USA, respectively. The album was recorded and mixed at Gate Studios and Pathway Studios in Wolfsburg, Germany with producers Sascha Paeth and Miro. The first video from the album is for the track Ghost Opera, and can be seen on the band's official MySpace site. A video for the song The Human Stain was shot and released later. Following this was their ninth studio album, Poetry for the Poisoned. It was released on the earMUSIC label, a subdivision of Edel, on September 10, 2010 in Europe, and four days later in North America by the band's own label, KMG Recordings. The release sees the return of founding member Sean Tibbetts (who formerly used the stage name Sean Christians) on bass guitar. A video was recorded for the song "The Great Pandemonium" and released on the band's official YouTube channel on September 6 (it's also included on the Special Edition DVD release of the album). Simone Simons returns to supply guest vocals on a few songs. Amanda Somerville, Gus G. and Bj?rn "Speed" Strid are also featured. On April 22, Roy Khan decided to leave Kamelot due to his burnout and religious reasons. On June 22 2012, it was announced that Tommy Karevik from Seventh Wonder would replace Roy Khan as the new vocalist. Current Members: * Thomas Youngblood: Lead Guitar * Oliver Palotai: Keyboards and Rhythm Guitar * Casey Grillo: Drums * Sean Tibbetts / Christians : Bass * Tommy Karevik: Vocals. Former Members: * Roy Khan - vocals * Mark Vanderbilt - vocals * Richard Warner - drums * David Pavlicko - keyboards * Glenn Barry: Bass. Studio albums: 1995 - Eternity 1997 - Dominion 1998 - Siege Perilous 1999 - The Fourth Legacy 2001 - Karma 2003 - Epica 2005 - The Black Halo 2007 - Ghost Opera 2010 - Poetry for the Poisoned 2012 - Silverthorn. Singles: 2007 - Ghost Opera. Live Albums: 2000 - The Expedition 2006 - One cold winter's night. Live DVDs: 2006 - One Cold Winter's Night. Demos: 1991 - Demo. Music Videos: 2005 - The Haunting (Somewhere in Time) - Featuring Simone Simons from Epica 2005 - March of Mephisto featuring Shagrath from Dimmu Borgir 2007 - Ghost Opera 2007 - The Human Stain. 2) Kamelot is a czech folk/rock band from Brno found in 1982. The only member who has been in the band the whole time is its founder, Roman Hork?. Current Members: Roman Hork? Viktor Porkristl Ji?? Meisner Pavel Plch. Studio albums: 1990 - Zachra?te kon? 1991 - Tajný výpravy 1992 - Vyznava?i oh?? 1993 - Roman Horký a jeho hosté 1994 - Duhová cesta 1995 - Zlatá ryba 1996 - Cesta do ráje 1997 - The Best Of 1997 - Vyhaslý ohe? 1998 - Zem? antilop 1999 - V?trné m?sto 2000 - Vzpomínka na kamaráda 2001 - Pam?? slon? 2001 - Pozdní návraty 2002 - Valerie 2004 - Zvláštní sv?t 2005 - Dlouh? pl?? 2006 - Modrá planeta 2007 - 25 - Výb?r nejv?tších hit? 2009 - Mo?ská s?l 2010 - 19 ztracených písní Wabiho Ryvoly. Singles: 1995 - Tomáš 1996 - Rio/Hardegg 2004 - Island. Kamelot - Eternity (1995) This is a fairly decent debut album by Kamelot, who at the time were nothing more than a generic power metal band. Progressive elements seen in later albums are rare and discreet, and the band are yet to develop a lot of the more exotic flavours heard in their later songs. But overall, there are still some great compositions on this record. There are very few keyboard parts and the musicianship is nowhere near that of most prog/power metal bands, but that doesn't prevent a few memorable riffs popping up, such as 'Eternity' and 'The Gleeman', and 'Etude Jongleur is a nice, though short, melodic passage. There isn't really much else to say about this album to be honest. If you're a fan of Kamelot then it's worth getting, and I think it's generally worth picking up for anyone if you can find it cheap somewhere. Kamelot didn't really hit their stride until keyboards became a more primary instrument and with the addition of vocalist of Roy Khan (who, if you're already a Kamelot fan prior to buying this album, you'll definitely notice his absence), but this still holds up well as a look at a young band who will definitely go on to better things. Kamelot Eternity. Power metal is a very love it or hate it genre. To its fans, power metal is full of epic songs with top-notch musicianship. To its detractors, power metal is cheesy and overdone, with overly fast guitar, and generic fantasy lyrics. However, Kamelot has largely escaped the typical criticism that most power metal bands get, largely due to their successful albums Karma , Epica , and The Black Halo . Kamelot are even sometimes cited as one of the best bands in their genre. However, if someone were to listen to their debut album Eternity , they would fail to understand why. Eternity is not a poor album. On the contrary, in most respects it is a decent album. Thomas Youngblood, while not being the guitarist he would one day become, still provides solid riffs throughout most of the songs, and has several entertaining solos, such as on "Red Sands" and "One of the Hunted." Richard Warner is a solid drummer that, while never really standing out, does a good job of keeping the band together and keeping the beat. His best work is showcased on "Warbird," where he plays some quite entertaining patterns in the beginning and end. Bassist Glenn Barry and keyboardist David Pavlicko mostly blend into the background, but still have their brief moments. All this would normally be acceptable, especially considering that this is that band's debut, and thus minor flaws and uneven points can be forgiven. However, one thing that cannot be forgiven is the vocals. Vocalist Mark Vanderbilt is primarily responsible for the weakness of Eternity . He sounds like a complete Geoff Tate wannabe, while being not even close to Tate's quality. That wouldn't be so bad, but Vanderbilt is simply not a very good vocalist.