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 This DVD will leave every healthy metal warrior on the planet speechless.

 This day is the day Manowar will smash the Hammer of Heavy Metal on this ground... Promise kept!!

Manowar’s Fire And Blood double DVD is a treasure for metal fans, combining an engaging documentary and a legendary full concert from Monsters of Rock 1998. Highlights include intense performances of classic tracks, fan camaraderie, and a rare live version of 'Gates Of Valhalla.' The band's passion and musicianship shine throughout, making this release essential for devoted followers. Dive into Manowar's Fire And Blood and experience the power of true metal live!

 Cradle absolutely unrecognizable and absurdly sold out to commercial trends.

 The lyrics are just words thrown in randomly, forming vague assonances and absurd rhymes.

The reviewer, a longtime fan of Cradle Of Filth, criticizes Thornography for its shift towards a more thrash and commercially influenced sound. The clean vocals and guest features disappoint, and most tracks fail to match the band's prior gothic metal classics. The album feels uninspired with weak lyrics and a lack of the usual atmospheric and vocal depth, making it a bitter disappointment. Read the full review and decide if Thornography deserves a listen despite its flaws!

 The ferocity of those tracks still emerges with surprising vigor.

 If you want to fully enjoy this sinister atmosphere, wait until it’s night, or there is a rainy day with thick gray clouds, turn on the stereo and let the horror begin!!!

This review dives into Death SS’s debut lineup and their 2004 compilation, 'The Horned God Of The Witches,' showcasing raw and atmospheric horror metal from the late 1970s. Despite poor audio quality, the ferocity and innovation of tracks shine through. The album is praised for its eerie, occult-inspired themes and its pioneering role in the horror metal genre. The reviewer highlights classic songs that embody dark, haunting moods and the unique legacy left by the band’s early years. Discover the dark origins of horror metal—listen to Death SS’s legendary debut collection now!

 The passion for rock of the five oozes from the entire album, they are, indeed, TRUE.

 ‘A Race with the Devil’ is a powerful song that talks about bikes and speed but doesn’t shy away from addressing social issues.

Vanadium's 1983 album ‘A Race With The Devil’ marks a milestone in Italian metal, showcasing a heavier sound with classic 70s hard rock influence. Featuring standout tracks like 'I Gotta Clash With You' and the energetic title track, it combines passion, skill, and authentic rock 'n' roll spirit. The lineup solidified here delivers powerful performances and social commentary through their lyrics. Despite imperfect English, the album remains an enduring classic in Italy's metal history. Listen to Vanadium’s ‘A Race With The Devil’ and experience the raw passion of classic Italian metal!