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"Prologue" begins with a male voice warming up with some vocalizations, betraying emotion even in the nervous laughter that escapes at one point, before finding the right chord to start the guitar in a long, somewhat heavy-metal solo, if you will, where at a certain point other instruments join in to draw a garage-blues, savage and impetuous like a horde of barbarians launching an assault on a defenseless village to culminate in a sort of pagan ritual to appease the god of plunder, rotten and corrupt in the depths of the bowels, which returns violent and raging for the finale. Discover the review
"Prologue" begins with a male voice warming up with some vocalizations, betraying emotion even in the nervous laughter that escapes at one point, before finding the right chord to start the guitar in a long, somewhat heavy-metal solo, if you will, where at a certain point other instruments join in to draw a garage-blues, savage and impetuous like a horde of barbarians launching an assault on a defenseless village to culminate in a sort of pagan ritual to appease the god of plunder, rotten and corrupt in the depths of the bowels, which returns violent and raging for the finale.
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