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THE REVIEW
Let me preface by saying that I am not one of the most ardent fans of Manowar, and I also write that this is the only album I appreciate from this American band with over 20 years of career behind them, an album that fans of the kings of metal have awaited for 6 long years. An album of pure epic metal, 11 tracks, for a total of 46min and 37sec, highlight the almost comical interpretation of "Nessun Dorma", nothing to take away from the excellent Eric Adams but surely there will not be a follow-up to this vocal performance in Italian. Returning to this "Warriors Of The World", there is also an instrumental track "Valhalla", a song that has very little of epic or heavy metal "Fight For Freedom". Notable mentions go to the opener "Call To Arms", the epic "Sword In The Wind", and the title track "Warriors Of The World United".
Concluding this review, I recommend this album to those who appreciate branches of metal such as heavy, power, and epic, and I do not recommend it to long-time Manowar fans, those who go crazy for "Into Glory Ride". Rating: 4, worth the purchase.
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This review praises Manowar's album Warriors Of The World as a strong epic metal release after a 6-year wait. It highlights key tracks like 'Call To Arms' and 'Sword In The Wind', and notes an interesting vocal rendition of 'Nessun Dorma'. Recommended for fans of heavy, power, and epic metal, but less so for die-hard Manowar fans who prefer earlier albums.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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