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Rating: - Very deserving album: 3.5 stars
Lana shows off her stunning vocal capabilities here and it especially shows on Secrets of Astrology triade (suite). "Guardian Angel" is also my favorite but most of the other tracks are recycling same hooks and harmonies.

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Rating: - Awesome Voice!
Speed of Sound song is AWESOME!!!
Worth buying!!!!!Wish she would come to Cleveland!

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Rating: - Awesome VOICE
Wow!!Her vocals are awesome.Speed of sound ROCKS.
I wish she would come to CLEVELAND!!!

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Rating: - A Blast Of Musicianship To Clear Out The PoP And Rap Cobwebs
This is the 'real' alternative music. I first heard Lana Lane on a sampler disc that a friend lent me, and subsequently hunted down Secrets Of Astrology . I have had this disc for well over a year now, and I've yet to get sick of it. Lana Lane possesses the type of voice that I haven't heard in a long time - rich, powerful, full of emotion and fire. She does vocally bear a passing resemblence to Ann Wilson, and that's not bad company to keep. Lane and her husband/colloborator Erik Norlander have produced a brilliant disc of in your face material that announces what it is, right off the top. The Astrology Suite/Secrets Of Astrology/Postlude is the starting point. kudos to guitarist Arjen Lucassen, and especially drummer Ed Wharby, who is rock steady and shows his flash on songs like Speed Of Sound. Above all though, is the quality of Lane's voice. She is more than a screamer, as tracks like Alexandria, The Bell, and Guardian Angel prove. I have since started to track down her back catalogue, which is large. She does have some uneven albums, but there is no quibbling with Secrets Of Astrology; It packs a punch, gets in your face, and is topped off by the type of voice I had thought had disappeared a Decade ago. Well Done, Lana, you've convinced me!

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Rating: - doesn't live up to hype
The "American Queen of Progressive and Symphonic Rock" has a decent enough voice-- strong enough for metal, anyways. I would not classify this album as progressive rock, however; it is more heavy metal, more specifically 80s hair-band stuff. The musicianship is decent enough, but the material never rises above the ordinary, and even after several listens I find it a struggle to recall any of the songs.