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Track by track analysis? Why thank you.
1 - Wheels Of Fire:
Simply one of the best introduction tracks ever made. Starts off with a sample of a vehicle roaring into action then it's straight into one of the fastest songs you'll ever hear. Hold onto your seat.
2 - Kings Of Metal:
Follows straight from the intro track with a monsterous groove to it. The music and the lyrics are spot on (if a bit self-indulgent) but generally high above the norm.
3 - Heart Of Steel
The first of the ballads on this album. This song in undescribable in the uplifting feeling it bestoys apon the listener. Like their other ballads such as Master Of The Wind and Courage, this song is truely awesome.
4 - Sting Of The Bumblebee
One of Joey DeMaio's well known bass solos. Lightning fast and it sets up the next track quite well.
5- The Crown And The Ring (Lament Of The Kings)
Not one of the normal Manowar tracks. Indeed, no guitar, bass or drums in sight. Just an orchestra, Eric Adams, an all-male choir and St. Paul's Cathederal. What do you get from this frankly scary mix? A great song. Uplifting like most Manowar tracks, also it'll have you chanting along with the choir in no time.
06 - Kingdom Come
My personal favourite on the album. Totally and utterly fantastic. It showcases Eric Adams superb vocals to the finest. At the tail end of the song, where Mr. Adams is doing those "howls" the power metal "undescribable feeling" just takes over. It's such a grand song, fills you with a sense of pride and spirit that no-one can diminish.
07 - Pleasure Slave
Originally included as a bonus track. Quite possibly the most sexist material written since the Bible. It makes up for it with what possibly is the most sleaziest guitar riff ever.
08 - Hail & Kill
Fantastic song, starts slow and builds up, culminating in one hell of a solo.
09 - The Warrior's Prayer
A spoken word track used primarily to set the tone for the final track. The live version of this is awesome, hearing 30,000 people chanting the song word for word.
10 - Blood Of The Kings
The final track. The culmination of this classic album and a damned good song. Louder than hell itself it makes reference to all the previous Manowar materials, hailing to both their fans and their track record. A great finale to a great album.
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All in all, classic metal. Manowar at their very best.
I'd have given this zero stars if I could have.
Perhaps it's that I'm too wimpish to appreciate it all.
What a crock.
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