Defender85

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I like the review, it shows passion!! I don't have the album in question, but I really don't like Rhapsody in general.. I much prefer my Manowar!!

Hello, Battlegods!! continue your reviewing work of rediscovering the cult bands of the past!! I’m a bit stuck at the moment.. I gave this album a listen, it’s actually not bad!! convincing review, nothing to say..! LORDS OF THUNDER!!!

Sure, Battlegods! Now I'll lift you up, also because I know that a crowd of people will soon arrive (should I name names?) who will drop the usual senseless 1 plus 1.. I'm also going to wage a preemptive war like the Americans! :D !!

sublime, no doubt about it!! The ultimate epic soundtrack.. I think there’s also a hint of influence from Carl Orff with his "Carmina Burana," at least in my opinion.. memorable "The Anvil Of Chrom" and "The Battle Of The Mounds," just listening to them gives me an adrenaline rush!!

ahem... huh? ..well.. here it is.. you have a style.. how can I put it.. ..hermetic? I must admit it has a certain musicality to it, anyway :) ...not bad for a first time!!

In the most vivid embarrassment, I find myself forced to invoke Dante Alighieri: "Ahi serva Italia, di dolore ostello,/ nave sanza nocchiere in gran tempesta,/ non donna di provincie, ma bordello!" But these girls should at least listen to Battisti or De Andrè, for crying out loud, that was pop music done well, stuff that (one hopes!) will stay even in the future, songs that had meaning and real emotions! This trash, on the other hand, has lyrics as deep as a piss in a flowerpot!! DAMN!!

My favorite remains "Voices"; as for the rest, it's an album that has never really captivated me that much, ..de gustibus...

..so.. the point of my statement is that this album also features elements of Thrash-Nu Metal, a term I intended to convey that it is more of an updated Thrash Metal with strong connotations of modern American Metal: after all, it is no mystery that T. G. Warrior himself was oriented during the composition towards a real Nu Metal, with even rapped parts, but due to strong protests he decided to drop these bullshit.. nevertheless, in my opinion, some elements of this kind (NOT crossover, mind you!! I’m talking about affinities with the sound of certain Slipknot) are present in the album.. and I admit that the term I used is indeed a mistake, but I didn’t know how else to define the genre, a definition that, as I’ve already admitted above, I could also have skipped.. I know that Celtic Frost are not Nu Metal, for crying out loud!! :)

I fully agree and add, dear partner: IT'S MORE THAN A RELIGION, IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO LIVE, BUT THE ENEMIES OF METAL WE CAN'T FORGIVE!! always go on this way!!