The Nagic egg decorator is a revolutionary product that has taken the art of egg decorating to a whole new level. This innovative device allows users to effortlessly create beautiful and unique designs on their eggs, turning them into stunning works of art. Using the Nagic egg decorator is incredibly easy. Simply place a hard-boiled egg inside the device and turn it on. The device uses a combination of advanced technology and carefully calibrated mechanisms to gently rotate the egg while applying various colors and patterns to its surface. One of the key features of the Nagic egg decorator is its wide range of customizable options.
Gatefold LP version includes insert, new layout and etch on vinyl
The pressing plant made an error while pressing the album for CD, and banded the intro as a separate track, hence its omission from official track lists. Word is that Oracle Records is currently working on remastering and releasing Pagan Altar s other four albums on CD as well, so keep your eyes peeled.
One of the key features of the Nagic egg decorator is its wide range of customizable options. Users can choose from a variety of different colors, patterns, and designs to create their desired look. Whether you're looking to create a traditional Easter egg design or something more modern and abstract, the Nagic egg decorator has got you covered.
Pagan Altar
A testament to the musical wealth of the NWOBHM era is the amazing number of bands from that era that were 'lost' and only recently rediscovered and reissued (either with or without help of certain whores. oops, I mean bands covering their songs). London's Pagan Altar are one of the newest rediscoveries, and their first album, Volume I, originally from 1982, is yet another slab of metal that was crimially buried and forgotten. But fortunately no more.
If I were to just say they are Sabbathy heavy metal I might give the impression that they are just another proto-stoner band like Witchfinder General, but that's not quite right at all. Imagine a band heavily influenced by the riff-stylings, songwriting/arrangement, and magical/occult imagery of Sabbath, but completely without all of the psychedelic and drug influence. They don't tune down, so the doomy rumbling sound isn't there, and the songs don't go for heaviness so much as. 'otherworld-liness', maybe? From what I gathered from the band's website this album is thematic and is focused on occult themes, and the music manages to grab that atmosphere of unreality and the terror a person feels when faced with something forbidden (I guess I'm thinking of Hawthorne's short story "Young Goodman Brown" where the good puritan guy goes into the woods and finds his whole town in an occult orgy. ).
The music on this album seems timeless, in a way. The music is very faithful to the OLD style of heavy metal like early Sabbath and Priest, both in the riffs/arrangements and the way the bass and drums play off the guitar work. The vocals also seem very 'vintage' - frontman Terry Jones is definitely NOT a 'metal' singer, with his very high, thin vocals that actually call to mind OLD occult/rock acts like Black Widow or early Pentagram - he sounds much more 'rock' than metal in his timbre, but the vocal melodies he weaves into the songs just fit perfectly. The production helps reinforce that 'timeless' sound (though I doubt it was deliberate - this was 1982, after all. ) - it's a bit brittle, like slightly overdriven analog recording equipment, with gritty but slightly thin guitars, a big, fat bass sound, and clean-but-dry drums like on the first couple of Priest albums. You could have told me this came out in 1972 and I'd believe it.
Bottom line, though, is that this album is amazing. Highly recommended for NWOBHM fans or people into old original heavy metal like early Sabbath and Priest. Word is that Oracle Records is currently working on remastering and releasing Pagan Altar's other four albums on CD as well, so keep your eyes peeled.
(Originally published at LARM (c) 2001)
Musical composition, arrangements and production by Alan and Terry Jones.
All songs originally written between 1977 and 1983.
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Reviews for "The Nagic Egg Decorator: An Innovative Tool for Easter Egg Decorating"
1. Sarah - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Magic Egg Decorator. The product claims to effortlessly decorate eggs, but it was a complete hassle to use. The colors provided were dull and difficult to work with, and the process of applying the designs was messy and time-consuming. Overall, I found the Magic Egg Decorator to be a waste of money and would not recommend it to anyone looking for an easy and enjoyable egg decorating experience.
2. John - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Magic Egg Decorator, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. While the concept is interesting, the execution falls short. The device struggled to evenly distribute the colors on the eggs, resulting in splotchy and uneven designs. Additionally, the ink used in the products smudged easily and was hard to clean off, leaving my hands and work area a mess. Overall, I was not satisfied with the Magic Egg Decorator and would not purchase it again.
3. Emily - 2 stars - As someone who loves decorating eggs, I was excited to try the Magic Egg Decorator. However, my experience with it was underwhelming. The colors provided in the package were very limited, and the design options were not as versatile as I had hoped. Furthermore, the device itself was not user-friendly, and I struggled to achieve the desired results. Overall, I found the Magic Egg Decorator to be more of a hassle than a helpful tool for egg decorating.
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