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What could possibly be a problem is that Manowar have always (from the first to the last album) given themselves that air of braggarts, of warriors, of gym masters, and perhaps this has, let's say, "shocked" a lot of people, who prefer to say the usual things: ...they suck, I don’t like them, there are better bands, rather than admit their uniqueness and skill in front of reality. In my opinion, when it comes to metal, or better yet when we talk about heavy metal, we cannot fail to mention Manowar. Let’s be objective, but Achilles Agony and Ecstasy is or isn’t a masterpiece of a song?

Before anyone comments and criticizes me for using the word "assolo" multiple times instead of "assoli" in my review: ... I noticed it. It's a mistake caused by "cut" and "paste" without adjusting it to the verb tenses of the sentence, ... forgive me.

Nice review, but honestly I think they deserve to be forgotten. I see them as suitable only for a middle school audience.

Sorry, I write very quickly and I make mistakes here and there.

Diamond, what are you doing? Are you seeking revenge? I won't accept any advice from you, thanks. Someone who gave 4 stars to "Beneath The Remains" by Sepultura and 5 stars to "Orgia Cartoon" by Gem Boy seems a bit confused to me. I review to the best of my ability; if I make spelling mistakes, feel free to point them out, but please don’t act like you’re the expert when it seems you’re not doing so well yourself.

Yes, it's true, for me it's a first encounter with this genre. I return the wishes.

Well, natural minds become fascinated; those more fragile, they first get influenced and then put it into practice, that's for sure.

Well, you are right, quite a few mistakes, I humbly apologize.

great review and great album (notable are the keyboards by Jeahnsen of Stratovarius in March Of Mephisto)

Yes, Fidia, I absolutely agree with you that he's crazy. I just wanted to say that sometimes it happens, and it can happen, that in a world where music represents so much different creative art, it's not only easy but also enjoyable to be fascinated by types like that. Not in the sense that you're following them or that they’ve hypnotized you, but on a more philosophical level, with curiosity in analyzing what bands like Death are representing. Sometimes, I swear to God, you can experience beautiful emotions even in fields that don’t necessarily conform to morality, like, for example, Satanism. I'm not criticizing anything you commented on, but regarding that, I want to say that Burzum, who is a madman, has been subjected to so much excessive pressure from narrow-minded people like Parent Associations, Priests, Christian Democrats, Conservatives, Psychologists, Right-wing Socialists, and the like, who (even if it doesn’t seem like it to us) have branded him as "Negative" with a mark that, through these unjust accusations, can become a law to prohibit him.
But everyone should understand that these things absolutely cannot be done, because there are sane people who, like me, love watching the video of Dimmu Borgir's "Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse" and being fascinated by the mind of a Crazy like Burzum on an artistic level, while at the same time reasoning with their own head and conforming to normality. And they shouldn’t pay too much attention to those cases where people aren’t sane like me and make those mistakes that I, like many other music listeners, do not make. Regarding the last issue, I would also add that I keep asking myself why these criticisms, these censorships, these good customs, and this excessive effort to impose morality hits music much harder than horror movies, for example.