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 "’Triumph of Steel’, ultra-classic heavy metal, with 50,000 piercing screams of Eric Adams per song, the super-tight power chords, the beautiful and ultra-fast solos, is an album that deserves recognition."

 "Here’s the true gem of the album... ’Master Of The Wind’. Only acoustic guitar, almost imperceptible, and Adams’ voice in all its splendor: every dream is allowed, let’s believe in them, and move forward at any cost."

The review praises Manowar’s The Triumph Of Steel as a courageous and classic heavy metal album featuring powerful vocals, fast solos, and complex compositions. Special attention is given to the epic suite "Achilles Agony and Ecstasy" and the intense track "Spirit Horse of Cherokee." Despite some critique of production quality and occasional weaker tracks, the album is recognized for its authentic metal spirit and strong performances. It suits listeners who accept the band's flamboyant aesthetics and lyrical themes. Discover the power and epic grandeur of Manowar’s The Triumph Of Steel—listen now and experience classic heavy metal at its finest!

 Ian Anderson once again showcases his crazy wind instrument virtuosity and his ever-up-to-par voice.

 It indeed has the virtue of allowing the lucky one in front of the stereo... to understand the beauty and features that have made Jethro Tull an indestructible icon.

Living With The Past captures Jethro Tull’s dynamic live performances from 1989 to 2001, highlighting Ian Anderson’s iconic flute skills and the band’s blend of progressive and hard rock. The album serves as both a celebration of their past work and a recommended entry point for new listeners. With memorable renditions of classics like "Aqualung" and "Locomotive Breath," it showcases the band’s unique sound enriched by folk and medieval influences. Despite its length, the compilation offers a comprehensive glimpse into Jethro Tull’s enduring legacy. Dive into Jethro Tull’s rich live catalog and experience the timeless magic of Ian Anderson’s flute and classic rock energy!

 The concept of the album is based on an exasperated symbolism ('about life'), often cryptic, translated into a masterpiece of distorted and extremely violent sounds.

 With this work, he expressed an extraordinary concept: playing with the mind, the heart, and a lot of anger, balancing the three.

The review praises Death's album Symbolic as a monumental work in death metal, highlighting its blend of technicality, melody, and profound lyrics. It notes the exceptional musicianship of Chuck Schuldiner and Gene Hoglan, and the album's unique concept focusing on life rather than traditional death metal themes. Considered by the author as their favorite Death album, Symbolic is celebrated for pushing the genre into new, progressive directions. Discover the depth and power of Death's Symbolic—listen now and experience a landmark in death metal history!

 "These four Japanese unleash their ferocity to the fullest, delivering it as a true punch to the face."

 "There’s no virtuosity that makes one cry out for a miracle, just mere violence, brutality, and many dark emotions to metabolize as they are."

Vomit Remnants delivers a brutally intense death metal album with strong influences from Cannibal Corpse and a dark, suffocating atmosphere. While the band shows solid technique and production, the tracks tend to feel repetitive, risking listener distraction. The review suggests the band has potential but needs to evolve beyond raw brutality to avoid stagnation. Suitable for experienced and open-minded fans of the genre. Listen to Vomit Remnants’ powerful death metal and experience raw brutality from Japan’s underground scene now!

 Satriani is undoubtedly one of the best guitar heroes around, and there is no doubt about that.

 He is a perfectionist to the bone, concerned with articulating each note rather than blasting 1000 per second.

Joe Satriani's album The Extremist highlights his mastery of melodic and aggressive guitar playing without overwhelming the listener. The review praises his technical precision and tasteful aesthetic influence from guitar legends like Steve Vai and Frank Zappa. Despite some solos being lengthy, the album offers a compelling mix of blues-rock and instrumental complexity. It is recommended especially for guitar enthusiasts who appreciate nuanced playing. Listen to The Extremist and experience Satriani’s perfect blend of technique and soulful melody.

 It’s a pleasure to listen to such an album, so meticulous in its details, simply perfect, full of both raging and dreamy parts at the same time.

 The ‘clean’ choirs are surprising, reminiscent of legendary albums like ‘Anthems to welkin at dusk’ by Emperor: here, they succeeded in capturing that idea, extending it, and inventing something new on it.

Borknagar's Empiricism is a meticulously crafted album combining black metal with symphonic and progressive elements. It offers balanced, imaginative riffs, evocative choirs, and standout performances from band members. Compared favorably to Arcturus and Emperor, it bridges aggression and ambience without losing impact. The album is praised for its detail, technique, and unique vocal style. Listen to Borknagar’s Empiricism now and experience a groundbreaking blend of dark metal and symphonic artistry.

 The production is highly commendable, unlike other bands of the era who were technically prepared but characterized by a truly dismal sound output.

 Melodic openings are not missing where our guys demonstrate, beyond the apparent ‘no-compromise’ stance, a truly remarkable taste for melody.

Atrophy's Violent by Nature delivers a solid throwback to classic 80s thrash metal, echoing bands like Anthrax and Testament. While not groundbreaking, the album shines with energetic riffing, impressive production, and well-crafted melodic elements. The lyrics explore social, political, and existential issues, adding depth to the aggressive instrumentation. This album is particularly valuable given its rarity and is highly recommended for thrash enthusiasts. Listen to Atrophy’s Violent by Nature and experience a fierce 80s thrash metal blast—grab your copy before it's gone!

 The 5 notes of blues, in the hands of musicians like Mayall, become capable of expressing seas of emotions.

 Mayall performs each piece perfectly, without ever descending into banality.

John Mayall's Jazz Blues Fusion live album captures the deep emotional and technical core of blues music. With extended solos, passionate performance, and superb recording quality, it honors both blues tradition and innovation. The album highlights Mayall's mastery and his respect for each band member’s role, offering an authentic and thrilling musical experience. A must-listen for blues aficionados and newcomers alike. Discover the soulful mastery of John Mayall’s live Jazz Blues Fusion and immerse yourself in authentic blues greatness now!

 The most incredible thing about this group of indestructible punks is their consistency and attitude: so violent, anarchic, so deliberately made NOT to please.

 All in all, you can 'calmly' enjoy the CD without paying too much attention to what the singer rants about, who loves filling the lyrics with a 'fuck'/'fucking' every 20 seconds or so.

Exploited’s 'Fuck the System' remains a fiercely consistent anarchic punk album, emphasizing raw aggression and nihilism. While its relentless attitude may alienate some, fans of old-school punk and thrash-influenced hardcore will appreciate its intensity and authenticity. The album shows technical improvements but sticks closely to punk stereotypes, leading to some monotony. The band's refusal to compromise for mainstream appeal underlines their commitment to their ideals. Overall, it’s a solid, if not groundbreaking, punk record. Dive into Exploited's uncompromising punk chaos—listen now to experience raw rebellion at its fiercest!

 "Sinatra singing a Nirvana song."

 An album that is beautiful, light, well-played, not too long, and free of the usual mental indulgences typical of many jazz musicians.

Richard Cheese's album 'Aperitive For Destruction' offers a refreshing twist on rock classics by transforming them into sophisticated jazz covers. The artist blends humor, jazzy flair, and an orchestral touch to deliver something both fun and elegant. Fans of jazz and rock alike will appreciate the inventive approach. Standout tracks include jazzy versions of Slipknot, Metallica, and Green Day songs. This album is recommended for anyone seeking lighthearted, well-executed covers. Listen now to Richard Cheese's jazzy, humorous rock covers and experience this clever, classy twist on your favorite songs!