Gloria in excelsis Deo — Symphonic Metal • Wembley

Pure 1977 Arena Rock Glory, Soaked In Late-60S Psychedelia And Early-80S Pop-Rock Hooks. Massive, Timeless Anthem Made For 60 000 People Singing Along. Thunderous Live Drums – Huge Backbeat, Crashing Syncopated Fills, Tons Of Natural Hall Reverb, Booming Like Wembley Stadium. Thumping Bass That Shakes The Floor. Overdriven Guitars With Endless Sustain, Swirling Phasers, Thick Harmonized Twin Leads That Scream Across The Arena. Grand Piano Hammering Rhythmic Stabs And Glam Chords. Male Lead Vocals (Tenor-Baritone C3-C5) – Freddie Meets Plant – Raw, Theatrical, Operatic Belts, Gritty Chest Voice Exploding Into Clean Falsetto Runs, Drenched In Plate Reverb. Huge Stacked Gang Harmonies From The „Band + Backing Singers”. Constant Crowd Energy: Distant Roaring Audience, Clapping On 2&4, Massive „Oooh-Oooh” Chants In Choruses, Lighters-Up Sway In The Bridge, Huge Sing-Along Finale With 60K Voices. Mix Is Raw, Powerful, Slightly Overdriven – Like A Perfect Bootleg From The Best Night Of Tenor

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