Metal Reviews

After Tool


Shall be listening to this double disc soon.

For likewise, that we are inheritors of sorrows and losses in life, and as such, we are also preservers of the inner necessity of freedom, from such prisms of restraints and confinements.

A work of a great of effort and skill.

A work of labored love and devotion.

Nice little blast from the past that seems to hold up.

Classic from legends.

Never too near to playing time but certainly has its chances once in a while.

The energy contained in early Maiden is unmatchable by any metal band in the past or in the future.

Maiden's initiation into what became a sedimentation into a few that belong on the walls of the pantheon of heavy music.

Not to say that Maiden's debut and sophomore are the best Maiden ever produced, but they are remarkable in their musical ambition, and the youthful versality of musicianship, grips the listener, like no other recording.

A band that no one ever talks about anymore, but a group of musicians that have a rightful place in my listening regiment, and always find their way back, no matter the duration in which they have not been on rotation.

Self-explanatory.

Still very much likeable.

A few tracks left from Cannibal Corpse


A return to this recording after some time.

Still magisterial.