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 An album that is definitely listenable, with many tracks of undeniable quality, but which doesn’t differ much (read: not at all) from the already known and rehashed power-epic metal clichés.

 Let’s grant Rhapsody to be a really good band with great potential, and hope that one day they will stand out from the ten thousand epic bands all alike.

This review presents Rhapsody's Symphony Of Enchanted Lands II as a well-produced album with many beautiful and melodic epic power metal songs. However, it criticizes the lack of originality and the clichéd nature of the music, comparing it heavily to Blind Guardian. Fabio Lione’s English pronunciation is noted as a consistent flaw, though his Italian vocals shine. While technically impressive, the album doesn't break new ground in the genre. Discover the epic sounds of Rhapsody’s Symphony Of Enchanted Lands II—listen now and explore the grandeur of Italian power metal!

 Listen to Should I Stay Or Should I Go and you'll understand!

 'Straight To Hell' brings tears to the eyes from the beginning to the end of the song... definitely my favorite of the album.

Combat Rock by The Clash mixes punk rock with reggae rhythms while staying true to the band's distinctive style. Standout tracks include the unforgettable 'Should I Stay Or Should I Go' and the emotionally powerful 'Straight To Hell.' The album balances energetic rockers with introspective and melodic touches, showcasing the band's versatility without abandoning their core identity. It remains a legendary and timeless piece in punk history. Dive into The Clash's Combat Rock and experience the timeless fusion of punk and reggae that shaped a generation!