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- One Cold Winters Night (Live)
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Kamelot
Released 2006

Karma
05:41
6,066 plays

Center Of The Universe
06:02
4,808 plays

The Black Halo
03:39
4,635 plays

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- 1
- Intro: Un Assasino Molto Silenzioso
- 00:56
- 3,078 plays

- 2
- The Black Halo
- 03:39
- 4,635 plays

- 3
- Soul Society
- 04:35
- 4,116 plays

- 4
- The Edge Of Paradise
- 04:44
- 3,893 plays

- 5
- Center Of The Universe
- 06:02
- 4,808 plays

- 6
- Nights Of Arabia
- 06:26
- 3,525 plays

- 7
- Abandoned
- 04:10
- 3,666 plays

- 8
- Forever
- 07:55
- 4,506 plays

- 9
- Keyboard Solo
- 01:45
- 2,982 plays

- 10
- The Haunting
- 04:33
- 4,181 plays

- 11
- Moonlight
- 05:10
- 2,943 plays

- 12
- When The Lights Are Down
- 04:29
- 2,606 plays

- 13
- Elizabeth (Part I, II & III)
- 13:01
- 2,369 plays

- 14
- March Of Mephisto
- 05:06
- 3,888 plays

- 15
- Karma
- 05:41
- 6,066 plays

- 16
- Drum Solo
- 02:50
- 2,797 plays

- 17
- Farewell
- 05:22
- 3,157 plays

- 18
- Outro: Curtain Call
- 04:10
- 2,359 plays

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album review

Heavy metal acrobatics played with amazing dexterity can be a tricky thing. It's one thing to be able to be able to impress prog metal heads when you can slave away in the studio for extended periods, making sure that each arpeggio and double bass fill is impeccable. But what about when you have to deliver it on-stage? Well, it should come as no surprise that the Kamelot gentlemen have absolutely no problem replicating it all on their first-ever live effort, 2006's One Cold Winter's Night. In fact, with the workmanlike renditions included here, you get the feeling that they could probably play all their songs note-for-note while blindfolded, walking a tight rope, and reciting the alphabet (in reverse). Goth keys, shredding guitar, and some very Geoff Tate-esque vocals (courtesy of Roy Khan) abound, along with a galloping rhythms and triumphant lyrics as showcased on such tracks as "The Black Halo" and "The Edge of Paradise." If your horse's saddle is securely in place, your knight's armor fastened, and your lance sharp, then feel free to load One Cold Winter's Night in your CD player. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide