What makes Bloody Vivaldi by The Great Kat notable?

'Bloody Vivaldi' stands out for its audacious reinterpretations of classical masterpieces, showcasing The Great Kat's unique fusion of genres. It received attention for its provocative title and sound, contributing to the growing popularity of neoclassical metal and influencing subsequent artists in the genre. Released in 1998, 'Bloody Vivaldi' is The Great Kat's third studio album, following her previous work 'Beethoven on Speed.' At this point in her career, she had already established herself in the neo-classical metal scene, blending classical compositions with heavy metal aesthetics and virtuosic guitar work.

How many songs are on Bloody Vivaldi?

Bloody Vivaldi has 4 tracks, running approximately 7 minutes.

Bloody Vivaldi

The Great Kat · 1998

7 min · 4 tracks · neo-classical metal

Frenetic violin solos intertwine with thunderous metal riffs, creating a chaotic yet exhilarating sonic landscape.

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Tracklist

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1 Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” for Violin, Chamber Orchestra & Band Standout 2:12
2 Torture Chamber Standout 2:28
3 BLOOD Standout 0:39
4 Sarasate’s “Carmen Fantasy” for Violin & Band 2:04

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