SUPERVAI1986

he's a good bassist, I really liked the album in question even if we're not facing his greatest masterpiece "Red Heat"...... (waiting for a review on the jakechambers album;))

beautiful disc and great review

fantastic review highly recommended damn

....and recommended

hahahahaahahha oleinar I’m cracking up

Mr. Cynic is a bit pissed off.......and he's right, damn it.

IT'S NOT METAL, IT'S MAGIC.......

Starblazer, unfortunately, once again I have to give you a bad grade. You can't just throw out phrases like "Here comes one of the most beautiful and poignant ballads in the entire history of Italian music, 'Lamento Eroico,'" or "choral and captivating in the third part only to arrive at the majestic power-doom of the chorus," followed by "The Pride Of The Tyrant," which talks about the conversion of Dargor. Doom? But where on earth do you hear Doom sounds? Do you even know what Doom is? Please reflect before writing nonsense...the album in question didn’t impress me; we’re always on topics that are too "childish," bordering on ridiculous. I admit there’s some merit in terms of composition, but the context and the lyrics make the entire work trivial, as well as many others by our Rhapsody. The only gem from this group was "Symphony Of Enchanted Lands"; that one deserved recognition, and from there it’s been a complete drop-off, albeit with some good chapters picked here and there... I repeat, if you love symphony and epicness in an aggressive and fascinating context like Metal, try listening to Therion or Haggard. Maybe you’d even change your mind about Rhapsody and realize how overly kitschy they are in terms of themes and musicality. Best regards.

5 Without too much fuss, every one of their albums is a masterpiece.

"better him than the crooks" sorry my keyboard is terrible