Francescobus

Once seen, it can't be unseen, and one keeps their distance from the second and third chapters.

Well..."Liege Of Inveracity" I would say; discreet receipt (the year of publication is missing)

The review is really interesting. I'm not a fan of glam, but I can take a look at it.

No, I’m here too. I don’t listen to Brutal not because I’m scared by its harshness or themes or covers, but because it probably doesn’t ignite that spark for me like 80s thrash does. I go as far as Autopsy, Immolation, or Suffocation, but only occasionally, while I listen to Death or Pestilence or Obituary, for example, more frequently. The review is good, and the cover reminds me of the movie "Wishmaster" and the song "Feasting On The Blood Of The Insane" by Six Feet Under. Bye :DDD

@Jawbreaker, if you go to the review of Razor's "Evil Invaders," I referenced the movie "They Live":DDDDD

Hi night, really a great review and I must admit that I have never understood whether they are a heavy or thrash or speed metal band, but wait, I'll go read Bartleboom's review on "Nosferatu" where he talked about these differences. In fact, let's hope Bartle will come to comment and tell us his thoughts on this. According to industry insiders, "Think This" is superior to this one and many believe Charles Sabin is more talented than Mike Sanders. But I don't think so; both albums are 5-star material but the first one has more raw energy, while the second one has more technique and cerebral quality. Josh Cristian also thanks Malmsteen and rightly so, you can feel all his technique in the solo of the title track. Can you believe I got these albums together on vinyl, both used, and I have never had the courage to draft a review? But I'm glad you did, congratulations. I still haven't managed to listen to Watchtower, darn it, I hope to get to it soon! Bye:DDDD

Welcome back ocram!

I see that there's talk of "District 13" as well; well, that film is excellent, and so is Napoleon's phrase: "I was born out of time." Even in "Fog," there’s a repeat of the assault by the hordes of evil and the resistance of the heroes, this time in the church. In short, whether it's Blake's lepers, Voodoo of revenge, or zombies led by Alice, the tone doesn’t change, and it’s always captivating.

Sure, good review and a film that I always enjoy watching again.

The review is nice (though the first sentence is really long) and so is the album, but I’ve listened to the next one a lot and also to “Lights..”. However, your review has motivated me, and I’m going to listen to it again. I agree with nightdriver about Rocky George’s talent.