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Great! So here’s another review of my absolute favorite band's album. Just because it’s Steel and the TON that I adore, I’m giving it a nice 4, even though I’m aware that this album is definitely the weakest (in terms of quality) in their entire discography. Read my review type o negative - October Rust.

sandblasting was not held

Coelum, it's true about "Ti amo campionato," but "sabbiature" and "Tenia" are not from this album, at least not from this version that I own. Just click on the track list of the banner next to you and you will see directly from the Debaser database. As for Ale, this cd is considered an Album, being that the band has so many works, this one is always present in all the discographies, and on the official website, singles are distinguished from specials and albums; this is an album.

I completely agree. In my opinion, in terms of atmosphere, Dimmu are the best melodic death metal band.

here I am again... for more info, read my review on the Derdian

Anyway, they make a bit of metal for "kids."

When I got into power metal, I also became quite fascinated by Rhapsody (how can you ignore... Christopher Lee narrating, violins, great solos, speed and power made in Italy), so much so that now I have 2 t-shirts, a few posters, and their entire discography. But over time, I realized that the context was wrong. You can't keep forming a band and keep circling around dragons and wizards; eventually, everyone gets tired of it. So I noticed that as their albums came out, they were indeed beautiful for the technique and melodies, but also somewhat artificially monotonous and "worn out," consumed and almost predictable. If they slightly changed their style, like lowering the "adventurous" melody and creating something psychedelic with classic heavy undertones, they might increase the positive opinions about them. By all means... great review and great album.

Damn.... there would be so much to say about the Bdms and the album in question.

Nuclear, my apologies, you're right, I've done some research and it’s specifically this album that focuses on the battles; I remembered them incorrectly. I haven't listened to the promo in a long time but I remembered that I liked it, in fact, I gave it a solid 4.

I do not agree with "Any self-respecting metalhead absolutely cannot be unaware of Vader"; they are barely mentioned in magazines and metal art portals. Just as Rhapsody is fixated on dragons and various crap, these guys are "fixated" on war and fighting. However, it remains a nice album that definitely deserves a listen.