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 The great merit of bands like Twisted Sister is consistency and courage.

 We Are Twisted Fucking Sister is the testament of a group that, in 40 years of career, has managed to face everything.

The review highlights 'We Are Twisted Fucking Sister!' as an insightful documentary that presents the true story of Twisted Sister's formative years and enduring spirit. Despite controversies and criticisms, the band remained authentic and courageous. The film captures their struggles, iconic moments, and dedication to fans, making it a fitting tribute to their legacy. It is recommended for those interested in rock history and the band's influence. Watch 'We Are Twisted Fucking Sister!' to relive the bold journey of one of rock's most fearless bands.

 "Being clichéd, or for others being consistent, has become a trademark."

 "Healed By Metal is absolutely a good album for any self-respecting Speed/Heavy Metal fan, but it fails to reach more than a pass due to sounding like any Grave Digger album from 2003 to today, anonymous."

The review finds Grave Digger's 'Healed By Metal' consistent with their recent works but largely predictable. While some tracks deliver powerful choruses and riffs, others feel recycled or lack originality. Chris Boltendahl’s voice, a defining feature, shows signs of wear. Overall, a decent album for fans but not a standout in their catalog. Discover Grave Digger's latest heavy metal effort and decide if 'Healed By Metal' rocks your world or just plays it safe.

 Two characteristics that make this album one of the most beautiful of the German band are melody and power.

 'End Of All Days' was released to reconcile with fans after the band's orchestral experimental phase.

Rage's 'End Of All Days' stands as a powerful response to the shifting metal landscape of the 90s, blending melody and heaviness. The album recalls the band's earlier roots while incorporating matured songwriting and memorable tracks like 'Under Control' and 'Fading Hours.' It bridged the gap between the fans' love for classic Rage and their orchestral experimentations, reaffirming their place in German heavy metal. Dive into Rage's End Of All Days to experience a thrilling blend of classic heavy metal power and melodic mastery!

 Praise to the band for proving that a power metal band can innovate and not remain stuck in the past.

 HammerFall had the desire to change, and even if this album works halfway, the result is more than sufficient.

HammerFall's album Infected marks a significant stylistic shift from their classic power metal roots toward a heavier, more direct sound. While some tracks resonate with the band's earlier style, others explore fresh territory with energetic performances and experimental elements. The album is praised for its boldness and willingness to innovate, even if some moments feel uneven. Released late in their career, it may gain greater appreciation over time and among fans open to change. Listen to HammerFall's Infected to hear their bold new sound and explore the evolution of power metal!

 "Invictus probably represents the pinnacle of Virgin Steele's discography, embodying the purest incarnation of Epic Metal."

 "Over an hour of music make the listener feel... invincible."

Virgin Steele's 1998 album Invictus is praised as the band's musical peak and a defining moment in Epic Metal. The album blends symphonic classical elements with powerful metal, showcasing dynamic song structures and evocative storytelling. Key tracks like "Mind, Body, Spirit" and "Veni, Vidi, Vici" highlight the band's versatility and musicianship. This album proves that Epic Metal was alive and thriving in the late '90s. Explore Virgin Steele's Invictus and experience the ultimate epic metal journey today!

 Forever Free was simply a good album, but released at the wrong time.

 This album should be understood as a watershed in the band’s career.

Saxon's 1992 album Forever Free stands as a controversial work blending their classic metal roots with mid-80s influences. Released after the acclaimed Solid Ball Of Rock, it reflects a band caught between musical directions. The album showcases strong tracks like the title song and Iron Wheels but is better appreciated in isolation. Although not recommended for new listeners, Forever Free offers an enjoyable classic metal experience for longtime fans. Discover the story behind Saxon's Forever Free and dive into its classic heavy metal sounds today!

 Although close to 65 years old, Udo shows that his voice is still in great shape, like fine wine that improves with age.

 This live album will also indelibly mark Accept because what this album leaves us at the end of the listen is an immense awareness, namely the certainty that we won’t hear the Accept classics sung by his historic voice again.

Dirkschneider’s 'Live - Back To The Roots' is a powerful live album marking Udo’s final embrace of Accept classics. His voice remains impressive despite age, backed by skilled musicians including his son. The setlist recalls iconic tracks with passionate execution, closing a significant chapter in metal history. Minor regrets about song selections don't diminish its status as a must-listen for fans. Listen to Dirkschneider’s unforgettable live tribute and experience classic Accept songs performed with passion and power – a true metal milestone!

 It's impossible to find a single weak point in this album.

 Too much, too much, and still too much, the Riot have been, and still are, underrated.

Riot's 1979 album Narita is celebrated as a powerful, mature heavy metal work by an underrated band led by Mark Reale. Despite low promotion and attendance, the album displays a melodic yet energetic style that stands alongside genre classics. The review highlights standout tracks and the band's persistence, emphasizing their lasting influence. Riot remains a cult favorite with a dedicated legacy. Explore Riot's Narita and experience a classic heavy metal album that deserves your attention!

 Like a good wine, the older it gets, the better it improves.

 Even though 30 years have passed, it’s always nice to have certain confirmations from a band that has never let down its fans.

W.A.S.P.'s 2009 album Babylon showcases Blackie Lawless's continued ability to innovate while honoring the band's heavy metal roots. The album features strong rhythms, memorable vocals, and successful covers that complement its original tracks. Despite Lawless's personal conversion to Christianity, the lyrical strength and metal attitude remain intact. Babylon is a satisfying release that confirms the band's lasting relevance after 30 years. It delivers both nostalgia and fresh energy for fans. Explore W.A.S.P.'s Babylon and experience a powerful blend of classic metal and fresh energy today!

 "I listened to that album practically every day, because the desire to relive those years was so strong."

 "Life is so great, that when you are on the verge of dying you will plant an olive tree, still convinced to see it bloom."

The reviewer, after a period of disconnection from Italian music, rediscovers a deep personal bond through Roberto Vecchioni's album 'Sogna, ragazzo, sogna.' The album evokes powerful memories and feelings, reigniting a love for the genre and offering a reflective listening experience. The review emphasizes emotional impact over technical analysis, highlighting the timeless nature of Vecchioni's music. Discover the heartfelt journey of rediscovering Italian music through Vecchioni’s evocative album – listen to ‘Sogna, ragazzo, sogna’ today!