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Horror on St. Lime's Hill
Damien Storm Damien Storm
Horror on St. Lime's Hill
Genres: Rock, Metal
 
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Horror on St.Lime's Hill picks up where Ghost Town left off.Another concept CD about a gold hunter named Jonny Stane that leaves the Ghost Town and heads to a new realm of horror.Jonny ends up at St.Lime's Hill, and once a...  more »

     
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All Artists: Damien Storm Damien Storm
Title: Horror on St. Lime's Hill
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mystic Guardian Music
Original Release Date: 9/19/2000
Release Date: 9/19/2000
Genres: Rock, Metal
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 660355792229

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Horror on St.Lime's Hill picks up where Ghost Town left off.Another concept CD about a gold hunter named Jonny Stane that leaves the Ghost Town and heads to a new realm of horror.Jonny ends up at St.Lime's Hill, and once again has to deal with horror in a castle.

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Damien Storm couldnt even write decent muzak for elevators
Robert Anthony | Austin, Tx | 12/18/2004
(1 out of 5 stars)

"This is awful. After reading the wonderful reviews written by "A music fan" I found some of his music on the soundclick website. I listened to some of the tunes excited that I found them to listen to. But "a music fan" was painfully wrong. Seeing as damien storm is from louisiana, and so is the person writing many of his reviews, i think hes writing them himself so that suckers like me will check out his product. This is not music. I would NOT recommend anyone to waste their time on this, unless you do not have hearing ability and want to annoy others for kicks."
Complete and utter garbage
C. Wentz | 12/18/2005
(1 out of 5 stars)

"This stuff is absolutely HILARIOUS!

Omg, where do I START?

First of all, it sounds like his drum machine is either 4,000 years old, or is built into one of those little casio keyboards that you buy at Costco. Seriously man, those are the WORST sounding FM drums I have heard since the first TIFFANY album in 1984.

I was originally intrigued by some of the atmospheres created by the 'horror' concepts until I read the lyrics. I will never forget how I just could not stop LAUGHING when I read the lyrics to 'Spider Inside the Closet':

Is he affraid of the dark?

Ha ha ha, we'll make him affraid

Is there a way out?

Ha ha ha, not in this closet

Should we let him go?

No! not in my lifetime



Not in my lifetime? This is supposed to be a horrifying conversation between the spider and the walls? NOT IN MY LIFETIME? I couldnt stop laughing. I thought I was going to piss myself.

As I read on, I found more and more examples of the incredible lyrical ineptitudes of Mr. Storm. His concepts are possibly interesting, but completely sophmoric. It is hard for me to assume his age due to his 'spooky' secret persona, but based on the quality of his lyrics I would have to say he is no more than a junior in high school.

The guitar work is fair, and lends itself to some of the better work of the genre. He is no slouch in terms of playing your basic predictable thrash riffs and he does have an affinity for playing disjunct solos that have some very interesting flavors to them. However, it is very hard to listen to on whole as it sounds as if the entire thing was recorded in his bedroom with an old 4 track tape recorder.

The vocals of Mr. Storm aren impossibly annoying. All of the melodies are sung in flasetto that gives the impression that he has not yet undergone puberty. The tiny 10 year olds voice makes it nearly impossible to discern any of the lyrics, and very much takes away from the attempt at atmosphere as opposed to embellishing it.

When I saw very badly designed rubber mask and the entire stage persona of Mr. Storm, I realized that this music would appeal to the same people that found something redeeming in the music and lyrics of early Venom. With ridiculous phrases and a pathetic attempt at being dark and scary, Mr. Storms music will appeal to thousands of the culturally retarded that would probably have thought that Freddy Vs. Jason was a good movie.

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The Singing Sucks
Maugan Ra Jnr | 05/06/2005
(2 out of 5 stars)

"I'm being generous and giving this 2 stars for the music - the singing should have been left off though, or at least a singer with some degree of talent brought into the project."