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 It has nothing to do with the old and glorious Metallica.

 Who knows that in the future they won’t manage to return to the deserved glory, and not the one due to money...?

The review harshly critiques Metallica's recent direction, highlighting their commercial tendencies over artistic integrity. It notes past weak albums like 'Load', 'Reload', and 'St.Anger' and doubts the new song's creative value. While the song has a catchy riff and a rare solo, it lacks the old Metallica spirit. The reviewer remains skeptical about the band's future and questions their focus on profit rather than glory. Discover the debate around Metallica's evolving sound—listen to 'The New Song' and decide if it honors their legacy or sells out.

 The sounds themselves are crazy, full and at the same time destructive.

 Mine All Mine always brings a certain melancholy... accompanied by a crazy grit!

The review gives an honest impression of Motörhead's album Hammered from the perspective of a new listener. Though the album can feel somewhat monotonous over time, its raw and powerful sound energizes the listener with driving riffs and distinctive vocals. Particular tracks such as 'Dr. Love,' 'Voices From The War,' and 'Mine All Mine' stand out for their intensity and emotional depth. The album is praised for its gritty execution and is recommended for adding variety to a rock collection. Listen to Motörhead's Hammered for gritty riffs and raw rock energy today!

 The band literally went through every possible kind of turmoil.

 James reached the conclusion that for him, Metallica was just a job: his job!

The documentary 'Some Kind Of Monster' reveals Metallica's challenging period while creating the 'St. Anger' album. It covers bassist Jason Newsted's departure, James Hetfield's struggle with alcohol and rehab, and the recruitment of Robert Trujillo. The film also touches on internal band conflicts, family tensions, and the Napster lawsuit. Despite difficulties, the band emerges stronger, proving their resilience. Watch the revealing Metallica documentary to discover the untold band struggles and their road to renewal.

 It’s like living in this futuristic world, and one has the sensation of not being able to get out.

 Each label you see, even the most insignificant ones, makes you invent an event of history that has nothing to do with it or that has not yet occurred.

This review focuses on the detailed cover art of Iron Maiden's album Somewhere In Time, designed by Derek Riggs. The author highlights how the artwork encapsulates the band’s history through numerous intricate symbols referencing songs, concerts, and band milestones. Beyond the central figure Eddie, each element invites deep exploration, making the cover a captivating visual experience. The reviewer encourages fans to discover and share any additional hidden details they find. Dive into the intricate world of Iron Maiden’s Somewhere In Time cover art and uncover the hidden stories behind the legendary visuals!

 When have the Maiden ever presented the entire tracklist of an album live?

 Scream for me Milan! Scream for me Milaaaan! The Iron... Maideeen!!!

This review anticipates Iron Maiden's World Tour 2006 arrival in Italy, highlighting the unique full-album live performance of 'A Matter of Life and Death.' The author expresses excitement over the setlist and fan reactions, while imagining the electrifying atmosphere. Despite missing some classic songs, the experience is regarded as a memorable and special event. The reviewer is eager to attend and witness this rare concert. Experience Iron Maiden's legendary 2006 World Tour—discover the unique live setlist and atmosphere. Read more or catch the show if you can!

 It is an absolute must-have!

 The splendid Moonchild, which with its growing grit immediately brings us into the heart of the event.

This review highlights the energy and significance of Iron Maiden's 'Maiden England' live album, recorded during their 1988 Birmingham concerts. The reviewer appreciates classic tracks like 'The Evil That Men Do' and 'Wasted Years,' emphasizing the album's unique live atmosphere. It's strongly recommended as an essential addition for Iron Maiden fans and metal enthusiasts. The historical context enriches the listening experience. Listen to Maiden England and experience Iron Maiden's legendary live power!