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 "It is undoubtedly the most intense and fulfilling moment of the whole album and probably one of the highest points in Saxon’s entire career."

 "A record of great, great rock that I recommend to everyone, hooligans and not (and those who aren’t thrilled can go ahead and tell me to bugger off)."

This review praises Saxon's 1982 live album 'The Eagle Has Landed' as a defining record of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal era. It highlights the band's authentic passion, strong stage presence of singer Biff Byford, and timeless tracks like 'Motorcycle Man' and 'Wheels of Steel.' Despite dated production, the album's energy remains powerful and engaging. The reviewer recommends it for true metal fans and anyone curious about the movement's history. Listen to Saxon's 'The Eagle Has Landed' and experience the raw energy of classic heavy metal live!

 Burnt Offering did not want to go down in history but only to make us smash walls with our heads.

 Feel free to select the 'repeat all' on your cd player, set the volume just below the distortion limit, keep everyone away from the house, and get ready to scream PURE FUCKIN' DEATH!!!

This review praises Burnt Offering’s 1989 self-titled debut as an underrated thrash/death metal masterpiece marked by raw intensity and original sound. It highlights the band's impactful riffs, powerful vocals, and solid production, lamenting the band's early breakup that cut short their potential. The reviewer fondly recalls discovering the album on vinyl, emphasizing its aggressive, visceral energy that remains compelling today. The reissue with demo tracks is also noted as a valuable addition. Listen now to Burnt Offering’s raw thrash/death metal blast and rediscover a hidden classic of ’80s metal!

 Deep Purple In Concert is, indeed, My Record.

 Every live song by Deep Purple of the Mark II line-up is a story on its own, a unique and unrepeatable episode.

This review highlights Deep Purple's 'In Concert' as a raw and iconic live album showcasing the legendary Mark II lineup. It compares the album to 'Made In Japan' and emphasizes the unique energy and experimentation found in these live recordings. The author shares a deeply personal connection with the album, praising both the musicianship and the emotional impact of the music. Despite minor flaws, 'In Concert' stands out as a must-listen for fans and classic rock lovers. Listen to Deep Purple's 'In Concert' and experience the raw power of rock history unfold live!