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Well done, death thrasher, I see you're improving from review to review. I'm not familiar with the album and it's not really my genre, I'll leave it to the experts on the matter...

@Walterstarman: a small clarification about the 80s. I used to think like you, and it's partly true. Most people remember the 80s only for the trash, the glitter, the glossy stuff, and the pop groups that became popular (like one-hit wonders from the 80s). Said like this, it might seem like a decade to forget, but there was another side of the coin, much more prosperous and a direct offspring of the 70s. In particular, those like me who also love harder rock lament the 80s; in those years, many metal subgenres, grunge, and others were born and/or developed. This should not be underestimated, while acknowledging that if certain things were born in the 80s, it’s thanks to the 70s, and those that emerged in the 90s owe it to the 80s, and so on… The bands that matter are significant in relation to their historical context, and it would be unfair to make inappropriate comparisons.

Let me ask you a question then: Is BB King known for his image? Don't you think it will last forever? He has been playing for 40 years and is universally recognized as the king of blues, and I believe he always will be, even though his image is that of a man in a suit and tie who plays distinctly, often even while sitting down.

Better for you, because the character in the book was a jerk!!! :)

And three, like the 3 I put above not knowing you had copied. Take that.

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Yes, you are right. Take that.

@percy: PS. ...percy?! like Percy Wetmore from The Green Mile?

@percy: it's true, but it's also true that he was the perfect assistant to what was coming out of the amplifier, and in the end, that made all the difference; otherwise, today we would only remember him as a guitar arsonist and not as an innovative guitarist.

Furthermore, I would add, without offense to anyone, that even if it were true that Paul di Anno was ousted for unknown reasons, if the alternative was a certain Bruce Dickinson... I would like to see who in your place wouldn’t have wanted him in their band; I was more than happy personally :)