Sir Lord Baltimore was a short lived 1970s American rock band, from Brookly… Read Full Bio ↴Sir Lord Baltimore was a short lived 1970s American rock band, from Brooklyn, NY. They released two albums on Mercury Records at the start of the seventies. A review of their first record, Kingdom Come, contained the first documented use of the term "heavy metal" to refer to a style of music. Both of their albums have since been re-released on a single compact disc.

It is rumored that the band broke up after discovering that their contract had cut them out of all royalties from their first two albums.

John Garner and Louis Dambra recently recorded and self-released a new Sir Lord Baltimore album, based on the material that would have comprised the group's third album in 1973. Sir Lord Baltimore III RAW was released in July, 2006.

Kingdom Come
Sir Lord Baltimore Lyrics

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I hear sirens calling me
I fell prey unto the wind
Sail on, crimson majesty
Turn, turn, wheel of fortune, spin

Until my kingdom come
And then my will be done

Tired voyage on the brink
Eyes want only for to sleep
Sinking thoughts I could not link
Fathomed raptures of the deep

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done
Come my kingdom, come

Wake me, paradise untold
Giant phoenix, be my wings
Roll on, chariots of gold
All rise! Hail the King of Kings

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done

Shining wizards bring the rain
Shooting arrows at the sun
Praise him, for that now he shall reign
Deaf ears, beat your silent drum

O come my kingdom come
O then my will be done
Come my kingdom, come

Virgin burned by midnight flame
I shall never know your name
I've known blinding woe and pain
Say I, all that's left's been said

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done ...

Overall Meaning

The opening lines of "Kingdom Come" by Sir Lord Baltimore suggest a sense of urgency and danger. The singer hear sirens calling and is caught up by the wind, setting the stage for a journey into the unknown. The lyrics are infused with a sense of mysticism and an almost Biblical tone, with references to the Wheel of Fortune and the King of Kings. The repeated refrain of "Until my kingdom come and then my will be done" implies a sense of personal destiny or mission that the singer is striving towards.

The second verse speaks to fatigue and weariness, with the singer's eyes wanting only to sleep. However, despite this exhaustion, they describe "sinking thoughts I could not link" and "fathomed raptures of the deep," suggesting a deeper desire to explore and discover. The third verse takes on a more fantastical tone, invoking giants, phoenixes, and chariots of gold. The singer longs for their own kingdom to come, and the chorus repeats this desire.

As the song progresses, it becomes more intense, with references to wizards, arrows, and the burning of a virgin. The final verse is somewhat cryptic, with the singer saying "all that's left's been said." It could be interpreted as a reference to having fulfilled their destiny, or perhaps a realization that they cannot change their fate.

Overall, "Kingdom Come" is a powerful and evocative song that uses enigmatic lyrics and mystical imagery to convey a sense of personal struggle and quest.

Line by Line Meaning

I hear sirens calling me
I am being beckoned by a mysterious force

I fell prey unto the wind
I have become helpless under the power of nature

Sail on, crimson majesty
Keep moving forward with determination and majesty

Turn, turn, wheel of fortune, spin
The force of destiny and fate continues to move forward

Until my kingdom come
I will keep striving until I have achieved my goals

And then my will be done
I will have control over my own destiny

Tired voyage on the brink
I am exhausted from my long journey

Eyes want only for to sleep
My eyes are heavy and tired, longing for rest

Sinking thoughts I could not link
I am struggling to connect my thoughts and emotions

Fathomed raptures of the deep
I have had intense emotional experiences that I cannot fully comprehend

Wake me, paradise untold
I long for a perfect and unknown world

Giant phoenix, be my wings
I need great strength to move forward

Roll on, chariots of gold
I need great wealth and resources to achieve my goals

All rise! Hail the King of Kings
I am the supreme ruler, deserving of all praise and glory

Shining wizards bring the rain
I have powerful allies who can wield immense power

Shooting arrows at the sun
I am brave and daring in my actions

Praise him, for that now he shall reign
I am deserving of praise and worship, as I have achieved my goals

Deaf ears, beat your silent drum
My enemies cannot bring me down, no matter how hard they try

Virgin burned by midnight flame
I have experienced intense pain and heartbreak

I shall never know your name
I have lost someone important to me and will never forget them

I've known blinding woe and pain
I have experienced intense suffering

Say I, all that's left's been said
I have nothing left to say, as I have already achieved my goals

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@larss337

4y↑28

I love this, got hooked in the 70s and listening in 2019.

I hear sirens calling me
I fell prey unto the wind
Sail on, crimson majesty
Turn, turn, wheel of fortune, spin

Until my kingdom come
And then my will be done

Tired voyage on the brink
Eyes want only for to sleep
Sinking thoughts I could not link
Fathomed raptures of the deep

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done
Come my kingdom, come

Wake me, paradise untold
Giant phoenix, be my wings
Roll on, chariots of gold
All rise! Hail the King of Kings

O come my kingdom come
And then my will be done

Shining wizards bring the rain
Shooting arrows at the sun
Praise him, for that now he shall reign
Deaf ears, beat your silent drum

O come…

All comments from YouTube:

@dimitriosanagnostou5511

46w↑23

Sir Lord Baltimore, Captain Beyond, Dust, Bang, Trapeze, Lucifer's Friend, Gift, Jericho, Stray, Buffalo, T2, Flower Travellin' Band, Night Sun, Highway Robbery, Icecross, Råg i Ryggen, November, Moxy, Cool Feet, Legend, Alkana and several other groups have produced some of the best 70s music.

@OldHunterGehrman101

24w↑2

Hell yeah! May Blitz, Bloodrock's debut too

@rolanda.arriagaarchitect3566

22w↑1

Amen to your list! I was still a kid in the 70s and my brothers were of age. They played in a band and I would sit around listening to their music. Anyway, just checking out some not-so-popular rock bands of the 70s. My favorite so far is Budgie but heard and read great things about Sir Lord Baltimore. It's a blast of an experience.

@user-qs5zt8ux1x

18w↑1

Captain Beyond-- my Pop turned me on to them. Holy crap! They were awesome!!

@jonrolston4909

17w

@@user-qs5zt8ux1x The first album has been heavy in my rotation since I discovered them.

@user-ch2xj6dg9g

12w

You forgot Armageddon

@chrisjohnson-fh7nz

3y↑26

I honestly had never heard of this band until today.

@kelliecorner1328

1y↑1

Neither did i until now! Lol

@OldHunterGehrman101

24w

@@kelliecorner1328 then come, to your kingdom come... most welcome!

@user-ch2xj6dg9g

12w

A spiritual happy birthday to the late, great John Garner, happy 72th birthday ! Long live Sir Lord Baltimore.
Rock on!

@SupraManiam

6y↑126

I was one of the few fans of Sir Lord Baltimore In Singapore during the years of 1970. This song is indeed a turning point in my life and still today it has not lost it charm to inspire me to greater heights. Thanks for sharing

@foghornd1059

3y↑3

Hey bro, I am from Singapore too. And I still have this record 🙂

@panchamkauns

3y↑1

Wonderful to hear! For me in Sweden, it became a turning point in the 90s after one radio airplay!

@SupraManiam

3y↑1

@@foghornd1059 Perhaps after Covid-19 KTV fiasco we will meet for a coffee in Yishun

@Linkolite

1y↑1

Dude I wish I could’ve been there to hang out and share a beer with you or something. Music like this is so awesome.

@RandyJamminMusic

2y↑13

The first thing I thought when I heard these guys was stoner rock. Go to their wiki and its right there in black and white, "The group has been called the godfathers of stoner rock".

I can't believe I've never heard of these guys until now.

@MarvelDcImage

4y↑38

In May 1971, Mike Saunders (of later Angry Samoans fame) wrote a favorable review of Kingdom Come for Creem. Of historical note was Saunders' assertion that "...Sir Lord Baltimore seems to have down pat most all the best heavy metal tricks in the book", one of the first printed uses of the term "heavy metal" to reference a musical genre.

@TheCooterpuppet

Metal Mike, now 70 still performs with his punk band Angry Samoans jicydk

@larss337

4y↑28

@Thomas-fr1ym

3y↑10

It only Sir Lord Baltimore had the right management and production and a few more albums to their credit they would have ruled the metal kingdom and this track proves it!!!!!! It was a pleasure having John Garner for a true friend for the last.8 years of his life!!! S.L.B. will live forever in my heart and soul!
S.L.B. FOREVER!!!!!
Peace and happiness, rock on!

@johnfdzurakjr111

6y↑53

The phrasing and separation between the music and the vocals is amazing. This what makes the original metal bands so timeless.

@aliendingus1991

1y↑8

I love discovering bands I never knew existed that are heavy af... These guys sound like Spirit if they played heavier...

@donnysilverman6067

3y↑4

This has to be the inspiration for several of SPINAL TAP’s best songs. RIP: TAP

@christiansmyth1466

2y↑12

This song is incredible. Sounds like the drummer was tripping balls. I can barely follow that kick drum LOL. But it all hangs together somehow, and keeps on swaggering (and sometimes swaying) along.

@marc5275

4y↑7

I've just read in Wikipedia this was the first band in history tagged with the words "heavy metal".

@bcdrmn

1y↑1

Been listening to them for more than 50 years.

@disraeligears4266

7y↑22

Love those slow licks that play after words, can't beat that dirty guitar sound!

@halflifeger4179

5y↑10

Amazing voice, amazing riffs, amazing drums.

@sooner9971

4y↑4

My 142nd favorite band of all time

@teershi179

3y↑1

What's the next one?

@sooner9971

3y↑1

@@teershi179 141st is Peter Frampton

@OldHunterGehrman101

24w

Cool. What's #27?

@sooner9971

24w

@@OldHunterGehrman101 Eric Clapton

@user-tb5nq9sx1h

20w

What's number one?@@sooner9971

@supernauta8593

4y↑8

The intro is just too good, I can't stop listening to it

@saictrue9016

1y↑2

A lot of people when they talk about the Classic Heavy Metal talks about the 80s and NWOBHM, but nobody talks about this original heavy metal bands like Budgie, Sir Lord Baltimore and Blue Oyster Cult.

@subikshrestha2308

5y↑6

thinking about the greatness of this song/album, the people who don't know about this, and the people who need to know about this makes me amazed!!!

@jasondorsey7110

3y↑47

How unique, psychedelic as hell, yet with a heavy edge.

@TipplerMario

3y↑1

The subgenre’s called Heavy Psych.

@HeathenMetalhead221

2y↑5

The first wave of heavy metal was something special

@OldHunterGehrman101

24w↑1

Definitely what Horse04523 said. Psych/acid rock being distorted, leading to metal.. isn't it amazing how music evolves?

Blue Cheer and MC5 come to mind...

@brennanfry3768

22w↑1

I love how simple and supplemental to the song the first solo is. Then the second solo starts the same before turning into a absolute shred fest. Sir Lord Baltimore was the truth and sadly in this world the truth often is left untold. A hidden gem to say the least.

@loganperry6407

9w↑1

@@Horse04523and stoner rock

@tylercarta433

7y↑20

Very good guitar playing!

@laurapeskin1505

6y↑15

Hard to believe I didn't know about this amazing tune until this year. It's for stuff like this that I got back into music after 20 years of recorded books. I'm quickly becoming an illiterate thrash-head and loving every minute.

@babalooey100

4y↑6

Divine metal!

@StonedMeadowOfDoom

7y↑283

I'm truly amazed this song doesn't have more views, it's easily one of the best Heavy Rock songs ever recorded.

@tonyalbanesi5456

6y↑2

your right its great

@JarnBjorn72

5y↑9

Truly an underrated band! These guys together are brothers with bands like Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, and other early hard rock Godfathers a truly responsible for the Heavy Metal genre, so throw your "devil Horns" up! lnl lnl ;-) <3

@guilledcf1547

5y↑1

plus one of the very first

@Aqua.man045

5y↑6

Heavy rock. This is metal my dude

@MrHeinrichMueller

5y↑6

@@Aqua.man045 I call it Heavy Psych

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@JarnBjorn72

5y↑5

I missed being born early enough to hear this beautiful tune by only 2 years, but, thank the Metal Gods, I discovered it in a random internet search and fell in love with and truly appreciate every tune I've listened to by SLB! lml ^_ lml

@christeospir7031

5y↑17

Saw them in DC in the early 70s. First metal I'd ever heard.

@CJM-rg5rt

That's badass. I'm curious if you heard In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita or Helter Skelter by then. Sabbath is still the definitive first full blown metal band to me but those are heavy songs. There was essentially punk and hard blues-rock but barely any metal.

@panagiotis4805

3y↑1

To witness the beginning of heavy metal...

@davidreinhard6037

27w↑1

"What tempo is this song?"

"Yes."

"What tone settings for the guitar and bass?"

"Gravel."

@user-fo7ss6gk8g

5y↑6

I bought this LP in 1991 in EX condition. Masterpiece.

@stetrak1967

3y↑3

Amazing band

@qjqqoebeqnsonqw1807

4y↑12

The first heavy metal. I heard this in 1971.

@TipplerMario

3y↑8

You should check out Blue Cheer if ya haven’t, first album released in 1968.

@stoneyj.5538

3y↑2

@@TipplerMario You’re right. I saw the at the Aragon in Chicago in 1969. They were fantastic. One of the best shows that I ever saw

@joebenson6189

Yes, I have heard their lp.s from that time period . They were really good at blues acid , psychedelic music. Thanks.

@bpark222

4y↑5

Fuzz bass. Even if you weren’t a big fan, and I wasn’t, you gotta love fuzz bass and this is how to use it.

@perolsson2902

5y↑11

I have this LP. It's mine, all mine. I listen to it, and the world disappears (a while) :D

@garyesposito9275

3y↑1

I have doubles!

@kenderen3736

4y↑4

Originally bought this when it came out. Blew me away with the heavy bass,and wind instruments.

@mqbitsko25

2y↑1

About 1975 my brother and I were wandering around in the Cottonwood Mall in Salt Lake City. He found this album in a bargain bin for 50 cents.

@Zettaiz3r0

1y↑1

Just discovered this band, absurdly good.

@chabrake

Yeah and listen Wicked Lady
"Out of the Dark " with full fuzz guitare and his voice was incredible ...

@Linkolite

1y↑1

This song just pops up in my brain from time to time, like I’ll be sitting doing nothing related and think about that riff at 0:26. I remember seeing an interview about stoner rock and one of the interviewees said “There was Red, Blue, and SLEEP” describing Matt Pike’s band… I totally get that fuckin sentiment, but with Sir Lord Baltimore! This is just a very iconic, recognizable sound that I truly think deserves the phrase “criminally underrated.” This just sounds like it was supposed to be. Like the sound existed before someone wrote the song.

@ranchius

3y↑2

Definitely ahead of it's time

@Olegzyan

5y↑9

great song! it's a downright shame that such a great band is so obscure and undeservedly forgotten!

@gregoryexplorer5095

1y↑1

Because Sharon Osbourne is a tribe member, obviously with connections to the media and she doesnt wanna break the "black sabbath invented metal" myth cause it would result into more controversies and they've already had enough of them

@OldHunterGehrman101

24w

@@gregoryexplorer5095 I agree. I think bands like Blue Cheer and MC5 were the real metal founders. Or, rather, proto-metal. So much heavy sh1t before Sabbath put out their first album, like those I listed, High Tide's Futilist's Lament, Iron Butterfly, Gun, and more..

Sharon is a real pos, the only thing I can give her credit for is helping Ozzy get back on his feet and helping him, although.. not sure about 'helping' sometimes. There are few women that would put up with Ozzy and help him through that raving addiction he had, and other eccentric behavior.

Also, this band opened for Sabbath... And a lot of bands that were good, but remained openers, suffered pretty badly. Not always, but when you aren't a main act, it hurts. IE: Bloodrock opening for Grand Funk Railroad, as they were produced by the same guy, Terry Knight.

@garyesposito9275

5y↑17

What a shame they never hit the big league,loved there music.

@erikwaterson361

3y↑3

The problem actually was that they hit the big leagues TOO EARLY. They started their touring career by opening for Black Sabbath and other huge hard rock bands, and it didn't work well for them.

@lawrencecimino3184

S.L.B. -" literally smashed thru all the b.s. they worked w. Great producers. All their tunes invigorate one another on this album.

@bruceo5672

6y↑10

Saw em live doing this. With Sneaky Peats at a LES dive bar.

@TheOneAndOnlyKurtNobrain

5y↑7

Queens of the Stone Age and Dio's long lost grandfather

@jbarragan

2y↑1

WOW... listening this fine Hardrock in 2021, it's really amazing... Heavy, Psycho...

@wormcloud9603

6y↑37

bury me to this

@cigdamagelungs

me to lol

@wormcloud9603

I want something heavy atop

@johnnycitron4249

6y↑2

That’s the best way to go to hell !

@wormcloud9603

6y↑3

im going to be good, so I can rock this in heaven , then be sent to hell. don't worry. im going to steal everything good from heaven and share with you guys.

@amieekennedy2792

You got that right 💯

@cuthulhu6708

5y↑20

rip john garner. one of the best albums of the 70's right here. SLB and Dust rocked harder than anything in the early 70's.

@banishedfromthedwarfplanet530

5y↑6

Black Sabbath? Budgie? There were a few bands that rocked as hard as SLB in the early 70s.

@perolsson2902

5y↑4

Yeah ! Brutal !
Got that album and the second.

@sotis1756

5y↑6

2:09 reminds me soo much of the solo in Phantom of the opera by iron maiden

@kafkapharnaum2690

5y↑4

First time hearing this band, 30 seconds in and I was already thinking of Maiden. They've GOT to be an influence

@ronalddreimanis8051

4y↑3

Up the irons Dave murray is just as incredible.

@tonyrock8980

2y↑1

Sonzeira muito bom

@joekenney3441

5y↑43

Recorded in Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady studio.

@moralesarmando5071

Prove it !?

@lennyvarvillejr.3788

5y↑2

@@moralesarmando5071 . Check Wikipedia. Type in Album and Band.

@krisscanlon4051

5y↑1

@@lennyvarvillejr.3788 isn't it on the liner notes which can be proven on discogs??? They have a picture of the album right? Keep on rockin Lenny

@krisscanlon4051

5y↑1

@@lennyvarvillejr.3788 Eddie Kramer producer engineer as well who I believe design electric ladyland Studios I think

@lennyvarvillejr.3788

5y↑1

@@krisscanlon4051 . Yup Your Right. Eddie Kramer and Electric ladyland studios. I enjoyed this one very much. I found this band on a very deep dive to uncover the Roots of Metal. Sir Lord Baltimore was indeed one of the earliest Metal bands.

@JacobBailey

5y↑2

Outstanding! Love the music and the cover art!

@thomasanders5823

I picked this up one day in the record store and bought it because I am from Baltimore. I was pleasantly surprised. I still got it.

@bengtmarklund6344

6y↑3

Yeaa it is Still so Good 40 years after THE first

@dereklawrence547

3y↑8

Saw them at the Eastown Ballroom in about 1971, I think with Savoy Brown. Literally the loudest band I've ever heard, and that's saying tons. I think I still suffer hearing issues from them. I honestly think they tried to be the most powerful force on the planet. Yow!

@erikwaterson361

3y↑3

Black Sabbath had to start in England and scare Satan across the pond to America for this to come out. Kick-ass metal, this.

@cigdamagelungs

7y↑3

killer song and solo

@korpstigen

14y↑3

40 years old and still the best/skogås

@Hitman116

14y↑4

@JamesIsMyNamo Lucifer's Friend, Focus and Uriah Heep too.

@christineuniversexy

Almost 3 years since Louie is gone & its been almost 6 years since I've seen him. I wish I had not got lost in the shadows.

@acquanellaogbemudia9930

5y↑1

Awesome RIP Louis Dambra

@morebeer7673

Paul Stanley loved Sir Lord Baltimore back in the day.

@Marshallsatten

14y↑19

I notice how much fill the basist does to compensate for one guitarist.

@LordNothing

60s and 70s bassists really struggle to be heard!
Most of the bassists of that era were really good.

@BigSCTVfan

6y↑1

Holy cow is the bass turned up loud in this mix. Never been louder, or heavier, really.

@BigSCTVfan

6y↑5

1970s bassists and drummers were often more talented than guitarists in bands. Often the rythym section was more interesting than the guitarist. Some might say Rush is like that too. Everybody talks about Geddy or Neil, not much about Alex.

@slugworth3111

6y↑6

Black Sabbath always impressed me in that regard, Geezer was a huge part of their sound.

@addiel9299

6y↑2

Thats why one guitar metal bands are great

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@navarothravenheart2688

5y↑2

Hipnotic guitar...

@Meatrockman

5y↑9

To jam with this is great. Almost every time I hear it I pick up the guitar and play along side that tasty riff. The solos are a little tricky, but man it is worth trying! And for god sake, do it before you're dying.

@TheGreenCheeseMoon

14y↑5

Inga problem Lasseman, keep rocking!

@Doobie1975

46w

This is one song I didn't know that existed until I've heard it on SIRIUS XM's "The Boneyard" back in 2012(?)

This is one song I wish I've discovered sooner.

@Alderak1

4y↑1

That bass drum though

@darthvader3465

3y↑3

This particular type of metal must be Molten gold.

@walkerbenufo

13y↑6

whats your radio station? I've been into late 60's stuff for years but somehow totally missed this band until recently. love it.

@yarborg1

13y↑10

we are not worthy,bow down to distortion that is slow n heavy

@qjqqoebeqnsonqw1807

4y↑9

Came out in 1970 or 1971. The claim is they were America's very first heavy metal band! Way before Metallica ect... Sabbath was Europe's first metal band supposedly in 1968 or 1969. I bought this lp in in ,1972 in Austin Texas for 39 cents i believe, as a cut out bin lp. One of The best bands i ever heard in my life!

@miguelprimo491

49w

Buenisimos!
Una nota acida y psico con yoques que lo ponen a viajar a uno!
Proto !

@doctorbillzable

6y↑8

It's got a Dio vibe....don't recall ever hearing this, and I'm old af...lol

@stevennaylor4053

Exactly who he reminds me of.

@skunkbud5595

4y↑2

This one is a pleasure with a doob!

@ashtweth

4y↑2

Heavy AF

@thechino

14y↑1

Does anyone know if John Garner was using a double bass drum? It sounds like it, but then again, he might have *very* good footwork.

@peterberner769

Am I late? No, he didn't. He played a huge single bass drum, 28'' I believe.

@sillypenquin9189

5y↑4

Probably the first American heavy metal band.

@BSIII

4y↑1

Pantagram is a close tie.

@Aqua.man045

Nope 2 years before

@moralesarmando5071

5y↑3

Nasty guitar 🤢🖖😎🔥

@MetalDNA

That guitar part at 0:15 holy $hit

@Captain-Nostromo

6y↑33

The Godfather of heavy metal

@bowenzhou5264

4y↑4

Perhaps .. they did have some company

@TipplerMario

3y↑2

Blue Cheer definitely takes that position, their debut album was released two years before this.

@ruimusik

1y↑1

I bought this album at Kmart for $3.67 when it came out in 1970. I had never heard of them but I liked the cover art. The whole album rocks. Too bad the follow wasn't very good.

@BogattheMoon

4y↑2

Damn, that Digitech whammy effect he has is dope AF!

@perolsson2902

5y↑2

❤

@darthvader3465

3y↑8

this song is as good as Cream's White Room or Crossroads

@blueswasthecatalyst7758

The guitar sounds a lot like Lesley West's playing on the Mountain 'nantucket slay ride album. Perhaps Lesley was influenced by it or it was just a sound of the times and production techniques used then.

@dnew616

5y↑3

Liked this 5 seconds in 🤘

@hammetaqpnaujsol

5y↑4

I think they should give créditos of heavy metal's creation to this great band

@markgallagher8129

It would be great to hear Electric Wizard cover this

@gabrielcorona5133

8y↑2

really really good

@agunganugrahhidayat5471

4y↑1

Father of stoner metal

@luuji5253

24w

This is so heavy

@loudmind68

5y↑2

This is heavy metal. If not, Black Sabbath cannot be called a metal band.

@andrewmoloney5948

Heavyness is awesomeness

@philipibaugh2925

2y↑1

I'm only here for that guitar tone

@user-uk4xl7rf3z

4y↑2

SSSSSUUUUUPPPEERRR!!!!STOUNER!!!!!!!!!!!

@saidchaida5431

Symphony X - The Odyssey 's ancestor

@kenforgues6356

Listen on some Cirwan Vegas!

@serhioyuzz3706

5y↑2

Ї!

@pinballwizard150

13y↑4

@SLASHdaROCKER : after bread fan no one could forget budgie

@allanv7661

4y↑2

Found this by accident, music history rewritten

@mikaelgimvall958

4y↑2

helt makalöst bra album...heavy metall före metallica mf

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