Metal Reviews

Still working on the already posted live Sabbath recording. It is an outstanding classic live release, remastered in 2023.

A glorious live recording.

Shall be spending the rest of the afternoon and in the early parts of the evening with these two newly-acquired releases, the Maiden originally released in 2017 and the Sabbath, as it has been mentioned previously, remastered in 2023, originally recorded in 1982. A good day to all.

The extraordinary spirit and enormity of hard rock music in the late 70's early 80's inasmuch as live settings are concerned, and somewhere far beyond, up and until the late 80's, the atmosphere of the concert arenas, were something else, entirely. I mean, what you have in these concert halls, although, it is audio, is the pure spirit and energy, which cannot be replicated these days, no matter what. Ronnie James Dio, Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Cozy Powell, Roger Glover, the Maiden brothers, others and then some, were such grand craftsmen, one wonders if there will ever be more of them, ever to come? I sincerely doubt it, with great ease, that is.

I am only concentrated on a few live recordings already posted here and so this is reason that I am posting with much lesser frequency.

Husker, I hope all's well. I haven't seen you in about 2 days now.

Been listening to the new LInkin Park a lot. All is well other than my football team getting completely screwed over by the refs!

Alright!! I thought you may just be focused on a recording or two. Great, buddy. I'll see you around. And yes, referees are most idiotic and their stupidity is most effective because they are in charge, and usually proof human nature over, and over, again.