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Manowar - Warriors of the World CD - 2002 Metal Blade

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Condition: Like new: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...

CD Grading: Good (G)

Type: Album

Case Type: Jewel Case: Standard

Color: Black

Case Condition: Good (G)

Style: Heavy Metal

Inlay Condition: Good (G)

UPC: 0039841441420

Artist: Manowar

Format: CD

Producer: Joey Demaio

Release Year: 2002

Record Label: METAL Blade

Release Title: Warriors of the World

Genre: Heavy Metal, Metal

Run Time: 48 min.

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Joey Demaio

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METAL Blade

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0039841441420

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2002

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Heavy Metal, Metal

Run Time

48 min.

Artist

Manowar

Release Title

Warriors of the World

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Stereo

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Red Distribution

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Studio

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176984

Release Date

20020604

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by bluesrock305
09 Nov, 2009
One of their best
I found this disc to have the strongest songwriting of any Manowar disc to date, and the band has really hit their stride in the studio. They have mastered the art of power without overplaying, and the work they've put into their craft shows. Eric Adam's brilliant take on the operatic Nessum Dorma was a masterstroke of genius, and an amazing addition to the collection. Only drawback: the hokey rendition of Elvis' American Trilogy, in an apparent post-9/11 attempt at patriotism. I give the band props for their good intentions, but it still keeps this disc from getting a full five-star rating. Overall, this is still the Manowar disc I most frequently listen to.I found this disc to have the strongest songwriting of any Manowar disc to date, and the band has really hit their stride in the studio. They have mastered the art of power without overplaying, and the work they've put into their craft shows. Eric Adam's brilliant take on the operatic Nessum Dorma was a masterstroke of genius, and an amazing addition to the collection. Only drawback: the hokey rendition of Elvis' American Trilogy, in an apparent post-9/11 attempt at patriotism. I give the band props for their good intentions, but it still keeps this disc from getting a full five-star rating. Overall, this is still the Manowar disc I most frequently listen to.
by hawkwinter
13 Feb, 2007
The Best with some of the rest
Well, I guess one can expect that when a group like Manowar starts doing Elvis covers there's bound to be some falling out. And while in general this is a great album, there are certain songs and elements to this album that drive me up the wall. Now, I'll be honest, I review Manowar albums very differently from how I would review other albums. Manowar has a very distinct sound and when you buy a Manowar album, certain things are expected. This album didn't disapoint, but there is some headache-inducing filler here as well. Personally, while the Elvis cover would have probably better belonged on a single, it isn't the one that I feel is Manowars low point, that would be the song "Fight for Freedom". Now if you buy this album now, it may not bother you too much, but this album came out ... Well, I guess one can expect that when a group like Manowar starts doing Elvis covers there's bound to be some falling out. And while in general this is a great album, there are certain songs and elements to this album that drive me up the wall. Now, I'll be honest, I review Manowar albums very differently from how I would review other albums. Manowar has a very distinct sound and when you buy a Manowar album, certain things are expected. This album didn't disapoint, but there is some headache-inducing filler here as well. Personally, while the Elvis cover would have probably better belonged on a single, it isn't the one that I feel is Manowars low point, that would be the song "Fight for Freedom". Now if you buy this album now, it may not bother you too much, but this album came out shortly after 9/11 and while I was rolling my eyes at all the dozens of seemingly "patriotic" songs that all of a sudden flooded the airwaves in the country and pop genres (like I believe it for a second guys, you were cashing in on the latest fad!!), my favorite band to "NOT" sell-out wrote "The Fight for Freedom". And the timing and the lyrics themselves just sound like a sell-out. I reserve the opinion that it just sounds that way, because I don't want to believe they did sell-out, but it sure does sound that way. Anyway, so the low points are "The Fight for Freedom", "An American Trilogy" and possibly "The March". "Nessun Dorma" is somewhere in the middle and once you read in the liner notes that this is a tribute song for Eric Adams mother who passed away during the recording of this very album, you can't really dislike the song can you ? So that leaves us with the good stuff ! "Call to Arms" is an excellent intro song and a classic Manowar tune. "Valhalla" is an instrumental leading into "Swords in the Wind" an awesome Manowar ballad-like tune that really captures that Viking feeling. "Warriors of the World United" is a real Manowar anthem in the same vein as "Kings of Metal". Now that leaves the last three songs. It's almost as if they recorded the first 8 songs and someone noticed that the album was awefully soft and un-Manowar-ish. So they wrote these three songs. Brutally fast and heavy this is Manowar at it's most ferocious and I love it !!! "Hand of Doom" starts things off with pure power and aggression and things only get more brutal and heavy on "House of Death", easily the albums best song. "Fight until we Die" is faster than "House of Death" but not as heavy and proves to be a great exit piece for this album. What's good, is fantastic, but there's too much "other" stuff here for me to give this album a 5, even though buying it is a no-brainer.
by 8mag
20 Nov, 2010
Warriors of the World by Manowar
It's Manowar,what else needs to be said.Vocals are great , Drums are great ,Bass work is awesome , Guitar work is very good, I'm just a Ross the Boss fan.Overall like I said It's MANOWAR

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