Jim Kirkwood - Lord of the Dreaming LP Heavy Metal ” but it’s not impossible

” but it’s not impossible to view the moodier side of turn-of-the-‘80s radio rock through FREEWAYS’ unique

within the walls of the dimly lit alley ways

The album opens with a song previously called “Lurker of Chalice” on the 2002 demo but is untitled on this release

improved edition fixes some credits / tracklisting mistakes of the original release and includes a new insert with liner notes & photos

Jim Kirkwood - Lord of the Dreaming LP Heavy Metal ” but it’s not impossibleFollowing the completion of the Middle Earth and Eternal Champion trilogies, Kirkwood pushed forward into 1992 at a furious pace, turning next to material inspired by the seminal dark fantasy series Sandman. The comics themes of dreamscapes, myth, and the occult aligned perfectly with Kirkwoods creative drive at the time, resulting in Castle of Sand (1992, oos268 DEI 008), Lord of the Dreaming (1992, oos269 DEI 009), and Through a Dark Glass (1993,