Diamond Head - Borrowed TimeDiamond Head was one of the more famous and successful bands of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal and 'Borrowed Time' is one of the all time classic albums from the NWOBHM era. The album's opener, "In The Heat Of The Night", and "Call Me" are both power ballads, strongly signifying the band's approach to a more mainstream sound. Sean Harris portrays a vivid picture with his soul searching vocals and guitarist Brian Tatler adds great solos and

organ and SATB choir

Frank is haunted by visions of an angelic young girl holding a giant egg

In this version probably written for the famous castrato Senesino

Hungarian electronic musician Aythar doesn't mess around

Mitchell left the trio in 1965 to embark on a solo singing career

"Rosanna" (Toto)

very individual qualities of this music between impressionism and neo-classicism

free of romance and other complications

His identification with the composer is so complete that one is not sure whom to credit for some features

We begin with his first pop recordings and have ignored the gospel recordings that began his career when he was a member of the Pilgrim Travellers

The album also contains Piotr Wrobel's transcription of three Polonaises op

2 can be described as a "collision of atonal harmonies in counterpoint"