Overkill The Eleectric Ages

Many of you thought that overkill last album Ironbound was great that can not be topped ( which I will review later). So any way my first reaction to this album was HOLY SHIT in my opinion Ironbound and the electric ages are a landmark in this generation with many more on my list.  And many may say why do you think that and it my opinion.

The way that Bobby Blitz sing in this album make you think that your back in the 80's again and people who are new to this band may think where the hell have I been all my life. The drumming that Ron Lipnicki provide are just insane the quality of it was just perfect ' the guitar work from Dave linsk and Derek Tailer just made me speechless and they are only a few that do that to me ' and what  D. D. Verni contribute to this album with his bass playing and lyric are just insane.

The lyric are well written and there are no bad song on this album from come and get it to good night are what make this album well done. This band is underrated and I really hope this band will get more respect with this album give this a 10/10.

Metal: A Headbanger's Journey

My first movie review which happen to be a great documentary about heavy metal which talk about everything the stereotype,the fans,and every thing you can think of to me one of the best heavy metal documentary that i ever watched. If you don't like the documentary then leave and remember IT MY OPINON NOT YOUR but i would love to hear your opinion.

So let get started this documentary talks about how heavy metal is everywhere and how it evolved over the years from bands like black sabbath, judas priest, to Kreator slayer lamb of god andy many more. To mine opinion this documentary will open a lot of people who always claimed metal to be evil. Don't get me wrong they may be some band SOME BAND that goes extreme measure on stage to give metal a band name but it should open some eyes. During this movie you will see through the eyes of sam dunn as he take a journey from Wacken, New York, Norway, and many more to see how most metal genre made an impact throughout the world and even the norwegian black metal scene. 

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Throughout this film Sam Dunn delves into a lot of cultural aspects of metal. Tons of different artists are interviewed, including Bruce Dickinson , Tony Iommi , Ronnie James Dio (r.i.p), Rob Zombie, Dee Snider , Lemmy  and many more. Dunn is a knowledgeable and sometimes amusing host, and filming it using him as the onscreen narrator makes it more entertaining and personal.

The DVD also has some fantastic extras. There is a family tree of metal that examines the various genres and subgenres and ties them all together. There are also extended artist interviews, a behind the scenes travelogue, and another documentary. After the film was released in theaters the Norwegian black metal section caused some controversy, especially in Norway. They went back and did more interviews, and the result is a 25 minute documentary focusing exclusively on Norwegian black metal.

This DVD is a must-own for all metal fans, and it's also interesting for non-metal fans. It's a great DVD to show to people to explain why you love metal. It's both entertaining and educational.

Morbid angel Illud Divinum Insanus

All I can say about this album is that it FUCKING GARBAGE when I herd that morbid angel will be making another album I thought that it was going to be a brutal album but I was damn wrong. To me this album is like Metallica st anger and black sabbath forbidden if they were going to make an album that involve industrial metal then they should have made another band.  I'm going to do my best to review this album the best way I can so bare with me.

The first thing I should start is the song tittle it a little weird but just by reading the song tittle it make you scratch your head.  I am morbid ,radikult ,  worse song tittle I ever herd but the song radikult just made me just want to break every copy of this cd.

The only good thing about this album I like is the production that about it nothing else's but that I'm going to end this review right here because I can't not express my opinion enough. So what give this album is a 2/10

Black sabbath Black Sabbath

This is in my opinion one of the first heavy metal album and the album to start doom but before I start this review let me give you a brief history about Black Sabbath. Founding member Tony Iommi working at an industrial factory where he had an accident that cause him to lose the tip of his finger and what we all know is the birth of heavy metal. But with the classic line up of Tony Iommi Bill Ward Geezer Butler and Ozzy Osbourne we would never have this classic album and the classic albums that came afterward.

The sound of this album is what people say oh they could have done better but what they don't know is that they only have two days to make this album. One day recording and the other to mix the album   so they pretty good and who ever said that it crap then they don't know what real music is or not even a metal head simple as that.

In my opinion this is by far my favorite album from Sabbath for two reason the lyric from song like Nib Black Sabbath The Wizard and Wicked World.  The second reason is the chemistry that all four had till the never say die album. 

With the final topic I would like to address is the lyric that brought many chills to everyone who listen to the song black sabbath which is about and experience that Geezer Butler experience during a nightmare. If you think that this is all about satin which is a stereotype that I'm sick of should leave. So where was I oh the lyric two other songs on the album were written about mythical themed stories like behind the wall of sleep and the wizard whic are about the story beyond the wall of sleep and The Lord of the ring. Shocking I know to many who think metal is all about satain but over all I give this album 8/10 for the lyric and the craftsmanship to built this album if you starting to know sabbath I suggest to listen to sabbath bloody sabbath but give this album a try when you can.