One of the remarkable things about this track (apart from its utter brilliance from guitar, drums and vocals) is that when I first I heard it, it gave me the 'deja vu' sense of having heard the story on some kind of children's programme or other (e.g. jackanory), but as far as I know it was never featured on something like that and the flying wizard, tower of stone, etc. come from Ronnie Dio (pbuh) himself.
The guitar solo, I was told by a guitar player, is basically a load of sharps and flats - is that true?
One of the remarkable things about this track (apart from its utter brilliance from guitar, drums and vocals) is that when I first I heard it, it gave me the 'deja vu' sense of having heard the story on some kind of children's programme or other (e.g. jackanory), but as far as I know it was never featured on something like that and the flying wizard, tower of stone, etc. come from Ronnie Dio (pbuh) himself.
The guitar solo, I was told by a guitar player, is basically a load of sharps and flats - is that true?
@jmasl7 dude IDK if you still read replies, but it might've been the Powerpuff Girls episode "See me, Feel me, Gnomey". It's very similar.
@jmasl7 dude IDK if you still read replies, but it might've been the Powerpuff Girls episode "See me, Feel me, Gnomey". It's very similar.