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Trans-Syberian Orchestra?

Anybody like these guys? I have one of their CD's called Beethoven's Last Night. It's a creepy one. I like their latest one The Lost Christmas. They (to put it as an example) take Beethoven's 5Th Prelude in C Minor and add modern day instruments (electric guitar, etc.).

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Yeah, their pretty cool. I just saw them on tour.

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I saw their comercial and they played Chorus of the Bells. It was SOOOOOOOOOO cool!

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They are pretty cool. I got that Beethoven one, and a Christmas one. I always love peoples reactions when I tell them that Tran-S. O. was created my the frontmen of the popular heavy metal band Savatage! I play them some stuff from Hall of the Mountain King, where Oliva gets his high pitch screams....people gasp! lol

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