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Just listened to it. I really like it. It certainly would have fitted on Somewhere In Time. Or No Prayer. And I certainly like production style here. Guitar sound and rhythm section overall. How do you call it? Woody? Thick? Imagine No Prayer for the Dying, or The Final Frontier with this sort of production.
 
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Azas said:
Just listened to it. I really like it. It certainly would have fitted on Somewhere In Time. Or No Prayer. And I certainly like production style here. Guitar sound and rhythm section overall. How do you call it? Woody? Thick? Imagine No Prayer for the Dying, or The Final Frontier with this sort of production.
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The Lion is a great song. Quality hard rock. It could have fitted SIT (ofc) and NPFTD indeed, it's like Hooks In You but better. And it would have been a bit heavier for the latter album.

The production is very good, so 80's and clean, guitars and everything. I don't think it would have been fitting for NPFTD's approach though. Better? Yes, because of the rhythm guitar sound and drums. For NPFTD, something like Bruce's debut solo album production, methinks.
SAG production for TFF? Nope imo. I think TFF's production is ''underrated''. It's powerful (especially compared to other Reunion albums), louder mix and heavy in sound, which is needed for the album and for a song like El Dorado.
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Kings of true metal have returned to Europe, Ostrava. Is it me, or their stage production is getting bigger?

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Their biggest production was for the previous tour, but this is their biggest and widest screen. And it looks cool, especially when the stage design is included too. Manowar are one of the bands that use the screens best/right.
 
A.S.A.P. - After The Storm

I rediscovered this gem of a song. So much quality and soul in the chorus, acoustic parts (haunting melody) and solos (Adrian's one with a SSOASS feel). The riff, the drumming and the female vocals are great.

 
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