My friend showed me this band like a year ago, and I haven't stopped listening since.

Powerglove forever!!

I've been a Powerglove fan for a looooooong time. I'm really happy to see them actually touring and stuff now. I'd love to catch them live some time. :)

Face = Melted
Now I wish I hadn't sold my copy of Final Fantasy IV Advance. Now I need to find another one and FF I and II: Dawn of Souls,
But wow, that story at the beginning...hits right at home, man. I talk of Akira Yamaoka, Daisuke Ishiwatari, Koji Kondo, Motoi Sakuraba, Takeharu Ishimoto, Nobuo Uematsu...and I feel so isolated, like I'm the only one who knows these names. In fact, my iTunes library is primarily game music, and I get made fun of for it.

That was absolutely awesome. I love that game, it's music and that kind of music and somehow didnt know these guys exsisted.

i got to see powerglove open for dragonforce. ftw

I just started listening to these guys in the beginning of Summer 2008, and actually saw them open for Turisas last year. Not only are they good musicians, their costumes and performance on stage were incredible! They are definitely one of the best video game cover bands I've ever heard, if not the best. I can't wait to see them again next year when they open for Sonata Arctica!

Here's a ~4 minute clip that I took when I saw them in November 2008. It's a thing like this that confirms my belief that most of the obscure metal community (myself included), are nerds. ;)

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=47169021

Amazing Video andythemoviethegame if you like Powerglove check out the Black Mages although you may already have heard of them.

Video Game music in my opinion is better then most music because the composers truly put their heart and soul into their pieces and will forever. Not only that but the music actually takes meaning in my own life as a fond memory of the past and that is true magic.

This is the track that got me into Powerglove, and the fact that its from the game that got me into RPG's makes it that much more awesome. :woohoo:

Yes, Powerglove is awesome video game music cover band.

Wow, I think you're the first american I ever hear pronouncing a japanese name right. I'm astonished, I thought it wasn't possible !
The music is great.

As an avid Final Fantasy fan I've loved Power Glove for a while (though I wasn't always aware that's who I was listening to). More than the song I really enjoyed your review and the style in which you did it. Props fellow gamer/reviewer on a job quite well done.

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Thanks for introducing this awesome music!

Powerglove, **** yeah. They're made of pure awesome. Gotta love video game music that is properly transitionned into metal(AKA not just reproducing the same notes and adding a bit of drums but actually adding to it).

Powerglove actually has a new album which should be coming up quite soon, this time though it's going to be power metal covers of old cartoon music, including This is Halloween, Under the Sea, The Simpsons, X-men, Transformers, Pokemon, Inspector Gadget and a few others.
And they also have another album planned which will be all about video game music again, and they did say they'll have some Chrono Trigger in there, as well as Kirby (power metal kirby, now THAT'S badass), and probably some Megaman, and more unannounced stuff, so I can't wait for that as well.

Good to see more people discovering the band. They're too good to be passed up.
I'm planning on going to see them in one of their tours next year when they pass in Montreal, can't wait to see them live.

Pretty awesome stuff! You should also check out a music project called "Metroid Metal." It's a bunch of top-rate metal covers of various songs from the Metroid series. They're some of the best I've heard!

[url]http://www.metroidmetal.com/[/url]

So so awesome...oh and double bass rolls are the essence of all truly great metal :P

can't remember what the music from his moving speech was... I know I've heard it, but forgot from where.

I was going to one of my favorite bands of all time Hammerfall at the Worcester palladium in Worcester, MA. I'd seen Powerglove as a opening band and i thought to myself "Are they going to do video game music?". Sure enough they open with Tetris and i was floored. I'm going to see them again soon in a few month i hope they have new stuff.