🤗🍒🤘🏻 well done, Yes the younger Floor Jansen!!!

After Forever, named after the Black Sabbath song, was formed in 1995. Mark Jansen and Sander Gommans are 2 of the originals, both did harsh vocals but Mark had left the band already 2 years previous. Floor joined in 1997 at age 16, she was only 23 in this 2004 video. Eventually disbanded in 2009, leaving 5 albums. Floor then formed ReVamp, and later joined NW in 2012. The song, from their first album , was written by Mark Jansen. The full title is "Follow In the Cry (The Embrace That Smothers Part II). 3 parts on this album. 3 more parts on the first EPICA album, including the first EPICA song "Cry For The Moon" which is part 4.

Thx for doing that ...After forever was a great Dutch Symphonique Metal band which unfortunately parted ways and the first band with Floor singing main vocals with first Marc Jansen and later Sander Gommans singing the harsh vocals. Marc Jansen(not related to Floor) left After Forever and then founded Epica (you already did Once upon a Nightmare from Epica) Good reaction 🤘

Wow, Pinkpop 2004, was at this festival... this brings back memories..great yearly festival here in the Netherlands....This year Babymetal is playing there.. David

FUN FACT - The guitarist doing the growls is Floor Jansen's first husband. Nightwish and Epica are all intertwined with After Forever....David

Hi, another nice response. Unfortunately, I only discovered Floor Jansen in 2019 on the Dutch TV program 'Best Singers'. I heard her voice and was immediately a big fan. After that I started following Nightwish and have seen them live three times in recent years, great band. Too bad I never heard After forever and ReVamp played. Floor made me appreciate metal. Request to respond to the songs Disdain and Trial of Monsters (both Graspop 2010). By the way, I saw Floor perform in Rottrrdam two weeks ago; after months of absence prior to the birth of her daughter Lucy). She was great. Greetings from the Netherlands.

How about this one? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qM5zZrijzM6pfKc.html - After Forever - Equally Destructive Live at Masters Of Rock (2007)