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 At least trying to review this work seemed right to me.

 Chemical Warfare, a true gem of the EP, destined to be one of the group’s strong points live.

Slayer's EP 'Haunting The Chapel' follows their debut with a sharp and aggressive thrash style. Though short with only four tracks, it features standout songs like 'Chemical Warfare' and 'Aggressive Perfector.' The EP marks a clear stylistic shift away from NWOBHM influences and showcases Tom Araya's dynamic vocals. Despite its brevity, it's considered a must-listen and a vital part of Slayer's musical history. Explore Slayer’s fierce 'Haunting The Chapel' EP and experience the roots of thrash metal intensity!

 The guitars sound like chainsaws, and unfortunately this lowers the value of this album.

 The poignant The Legacy, in my opinion, their best ballad ever, whose intro alone is worth the purchase of this album.

Souls of Black is Testament's fourth album, recorded and written under tight time constraints, resulting in rough production quality. Despite the mixing flaws, the album features strong contributions from all band members and maintains the band's classic thrash metal style. Highlights include the instrumental 'Beginning Of The End,' the ballad 'The Legacy,' and socially conscious lyrics on 'Seven Days Of May.' While not their best work, it remains an important release in Testament's discography. Listen to Testament's Souls of Black and discover the raw power and passion behind this thrash metal milestone.

 "Blood For Glory is one of the best songs on the album."

 "A real lesson in thrash that hasn’t been heard in a long, actually way too long."

Merendine Atomiche delivers a strong thrash metal album with Walk Across Fire, featuring powerful riffs, guest appearances from Jeff Waters and Andres Lundemark, and standout performances across all instruments. The review highlights the band's evolution from a tribute act to creators of a vibrant and energetic record, elevating the Italian metal scene with authentic and aggressive music. Listen to Walk Across Fire now and experience Italy’s thrilling return to classic thrash metal!

 That same evening, James Hetfield spent the night screaming and punching the windows of the hotel where they were staying.

 If 'Cliff 'em All' had been produced better, it would certainly have reached the level of the monumental 'Live S**t,' also due to the significant legacy it carries.

This review honors Metallica's VHS 'Cliff 'em All!' as a heartfelt tribute to their late bassist Cliff Burton. It highlights iconic live footage from 1983 to 1986, showcasing Burton's unique style and the band's early days. Despite amateur video quality, the collection carries immense emotional and historical value. The reviewer expresses deep admiration for the legacy of Burton and the band's resilience. Dive into Metallica’s raw and emotional tribute to Cliff Burton with 'Cliff ’em All!' – watch rare live performances and celebrate a bass legend!

 "The album... served to try to integrate the talented bassist Jason Newsted into the band, hired to undertake the daunting task of replacing the great Cliff Burton."

 "It’s an album containing five covers played in true MetallicA style; with the grit that accompanied James Hetfield’s band in its first decade."

The review praises Metallica's $9.98 C.D. (Garage Days Re-Revisited) as a unique covers album paying homage to their musical roots. It highlights the album's role in introducing bassist Jason Newsted and features key tracks like 'Helpless' and the Misfits tribute. The review recommends the original CD for collectors and the Garage, Inc. compilation for casual listeners. Overall, it's a well-regarded thrash metal release with historical significance. Explore Metallica’s early inspirations and listen to the gritty covers that shaped thrash metal history.

 "Walls Of Jericho represents the birth of old Power Metal thanks to riffs on the verge of speed, catchy choruses, and a good dose of technique."

 "'Ride The Sky'... starts with a lightning riff that still gives me goosebumps today, proceeds with an epic chorus accompanied by terrifying solos to give life to an amazing song."

Walls Of Jericho is a groundbreaking 1986 album by Helloween that helped define the Power Metal genre. Led by Kai Hansen, the album features fast riffs, catchy choruses, and raw energy. While production is rough and some tracks falter, classics like 'Ride The Sky' and 'Heavy Metal (Is The Law)' shine. The album remains a sincere and direct masterpiece, often considered superior to their later Keeper albums. Discover the roots of Power Metal—listen to Helloween's Walls Of Jericho and feel the raw energy of a true metal classic!

 "One of the best Power songs ever, and ending with the long 'Keeper Of The Seven Keys,' a song that... can synthesize the entire album in its almost fourteen-minute duration."

 "This is a great CD that cannot be missing in the discography of any self-respecting metalhead, a pity for those few lackluster moments that... do not seriously damage the album."

This review praises Helloween's Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part 2 as a monumental album in power metal history. It highlights the technical improvements, standout tracks like 'Eagle Fly Free' and 'I Want Out,' and the excellent performances by band members. Despite minor weak moments, the album is deemed essential for metal fans and marks Helloween's rise to metal legend status. Discover why Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part 2 is a defining power metal album—listen now and experience metal history in motion!

 Steve Harris establishes himself as one of the greatest songwriters in history.

 Paul Di'Anno puts so much emotion into his voice that it makes each song even more enjoyable.

This review highlights Iron Maiden's second album, 'Killers,' as a significant milestone in NWOBHM and the band's evolution. It praises Steve Harris's songwriting and the strong performances by each band member, especially Paul Di'Anno's emotional vocals despite technical limitations. While some tracks show inconsistency, the album remains a must-have classic. The review also notes the band's lineup shifts and the eventual departure of Di'Anno. Dive into the legendary 'Killers' album by Iron Maiden—listen now and experience one of metal's greatest milestones!

 "Spiritual Healing" deserves every single word present in this review, and the history of Death also passes through this album.

 The combination of all these novelties is also due to the splendid performance of the incredibly talented James Murphy.

The review highlights 'Spiritual Healing' as an underrated but important album in Death's discography. It praises the album's technical improvements, mature lyrics tackling societal issues, and notable performances, especially by James Murphy. While it’s not considered the band's best work, it remains a solid and original record, marking a vital step in Death's evolution. Discover the underrated gems of Death's Spiritual Healing—listen now to experience its unique blend of technical skill and mature themes!

 This live album definitely surpasses records like Rock In Rio, Live At Donington, and A Real Live One-A Real Dead One.

 A TRUE NUCLEAR BOMB!!!!! From the massive setlist to the execution of the songs.

The review praises Iron Maiden's 1985 live album Live After Death as possibly the greatest live metal album, capturing the band at their peak during the World Slavery Tour. Highlighting the stellar setlist, powerful performances, and top-notch production by Martin Birch, the album is recommended as essential for metal fans. Minor criticism lies in the limited improvisation, but it does not diminish the album's overall impact and grandeur. Listen to Live After Death now and experience Iron Maiden at their electrifying best!