Freedom Call

Um, I think that, uh, I also have had those experiences.

This is several albums we've covered just this year that, um, uh, just coming to mind like Viper, um, Beautiful Sin, the second Freedom Call album, like just some albums that had come out over the years that I don't think I gave nearly enough time to when they were released.

And so I'm glad that we... discuss them and, and it, and gave me an opportunity to get back and listen to them again.

And so, um, there are, there are some songs on this album that I felt like I needed to really like re listen to again, because I never had strong feelings about, and it's interesting where those songs are placed on the album.

As a matter of fact, now that we've, uh, completed our ed guy session, but, um, yeah, this was, this was a blast.

I, I, I feel like there's, um, just a number of albums that came out in the like 2000 to 2005 range that, um, I think for different reasons, we maybe were so enamored with some of the early, like the mid to late 90s stuff where we were becoming fans for the first time that we... maybe started to become a little more critical in the, in the two thousands.

And so when albums like, you know, Mandrake or crystal empire by freedom call came out and like, they didn't hit us over the head immediately.

We kind of were quick to dismiss.

Nah,

Havoc in the studio with a Freedom Call.

What? He's not even in this edition of BFM Pluto.

Hobby Lords New Lynn has your game needs sussed.

You fool! It was Penny Black in the CD library with a Morningstar.

Nah, Havoc in the studio with a Freedom Call.

What? He's not even in this edition of BFM Pluto.

Hobby Lords New Lynn has your game needs sussed.