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THE REVIEW
so this is a strange album for manowar
the first part consists only of a fast song, while the second is a real punch in the stomach of pure black. the initial songs are very beautiful, even though they are slow compared to those of the second part. the only fast one is call of arms, and then follows fight for freedom, which is slow, followed by nessun dorme performed at gods of metal in 1999, then comes 34 seconds of pure Viking chorus here then.
from the next one, even though two songs are real punches, the lyrics are black. sword of wing talks about Norse mythology and the concept of death. now, I would like to talk about the second part of the album, which breathes pure black from the titletrack, where the leading part is played by scoot columbus. the last three songs are fired from start to finish, pure hits like house of death.
in conclusion, I wanted to say that this album is a bit strange. the first part is slow, except for the opener call of arms, while the second isa real punch in the stomach of pure black metal and a real fury that never stops, breaking the stomach and the neck with so much headbanging.
rating 9.5/10
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This review highlights the unique dual nature of Manowar's 'Warriors Of The World' album, with a slower first half and a furious, black metal-inspired second half. The reviewer praises the epic lyrics and powerful musical themes, especially the intense final tracks. Overall, it's a highly energized album rated 9.5/10.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Manowar
Manowar is an American heavy metal band formed in New York, known for epic, mythology-tinged lyrics, anthemic choruses and exceptionally loud live shows. Key releases include Kings of Metal, Into Glory Ride and Hail To England.47 Reviews
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