Warmen - Return Of Salieri

Warmen - Return Of Salieri. Warmen is Janne Wirman's Progressive/neo classical side project, he is best known as the keyboardist from Children Of Bodom

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Warmen
• Return
• Of
• Salieri
• progressive
• Neo
• Classical
• metal
• janne
• wirman

[DeathPunch217]

Is it possible for everyone to shut up and just listen to the song instead of arguing about damn Salieri? Probably not.

[imalwayswatchingu00]

I can play this on expert on Stepmania!

Only costs time and arthritis....worth it, right?

[asd123hhh]

@apollo19862003 i used to shoot people in the knee .....till i learned my mistake now i shoot them in the face so they cant make stupid comments about arrows and knees

[ljubahm84]

3:11 - 3:38 just perfect!

[DiscoYak]

brutal

[WiLdxChiLd85]

@Shining4Dawn probly how it sounds when him and alexi play CoB songs together...

[ChufaKingNasty]

@SaphirreDragon The other hand probably gets lots of sex.

[Shining4Dawn]

I wonder how Warman songs would sound with all keyboard parts played on guitar...

[Shining4Dawn]

@SaphirreDragon

1. Arguing with yourself on the Internet is funnier than arguing with others...?

2. Forever alone...? :/

[DPascalain]

from toccata and fugue

[psychokannibal]

@KrankItVZ It's difficult and painful. I use it as a speed exercise. It involves string skips, arpeggios and a lot of joint bending. If you can play the theme at a given tempo, you can play 16th note triplets at the same speed, even though this is a 16th note pattern at 140 BPMs. Even though I can't play it at full speed, this exercises makes other songs easier.

[psychokannibal]

@BELACSAMOHT Agreed. Amadeus is a fictional play! That's why it's called "Peter Shaffer's: Amadeus". It's only based on Mozart's life.