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In a declaration of war against its critics and the conservative-minded music industry and as a vow of honor to their fans and their music, the members of Manowar inked their second recording contract in their own blood for the release of “Into Glory Ride”. "Into Glory Ride”, the band's second album, has shown further development, particularly in terms of the songwriting, which has already become more epic compared with their debut. The album contains some undoubted Manowar classics such as “Gates Of Valhalla”, “Secret Of Steel”; “Revelation (Death's Angel)” or “March of Revenge (By The Soldiers Of Death)”. This epic album of monumental proportion also heralded the arrival of Scott Columbus, later known as the “Drummer of Doom”.
Manowar: Eric Adams (vocals); Karl Logan (guitars); Joey DeMaio (bass guitar); Scott Columbus (drums).
Recording information: 1983.
Manowar Into Glory Ride Songs | 1. | Warlord |
| 2. | Secret of Steel |
| 3. | Gloves of Metal |
| 4. | Gates of Valhalla |
| 5. | Hatred |
| 6. | Revelation (Death's Angel) |
| 7. | March For Revenge (By the Soldiers of Death) |
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Into Glory Ride Music Review Purchase Into Glory Ride CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Five Finger Death Punch War Is The Answer CD (2009)
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 $11.59  
Five Finger Death Punch stormed rock radio in 2007 with "The Bleeding" (from debut album THE WAY OF THE FIST), a powerful, emotionally tense track that matched vintage, Metallica-style thrash with a throat-shredding chorus more typical of late aughts metalcore. The Los Angeles-based band's sophomore disc WAR IS THE ANSWER mines much of the same territory as that breakout song, keeping the flame of the classic `80s Four Horsemen sound alive with snap-tight chugga-chugga guitar rhythms, minor-key, classical music-inspired clean/acoustic passages, and vocals dripping with a James Hetfield-approved combination of sensitive angst and macho defiance. First single "Hard to See" backs a catchy, harmony-vocal laden melody with a syncopated groove so rhythmically engaging it could almost be called funky, while the closing track "War is the Answer" takes a classic-sounding headbanging riff seemingly straight out of the Anthrax songbook and uses it to drive home one of several ultra-aggressive sentiments ("to me you're just a cancer/war is the answer"). Elsewhere, Five Finger Death Punch delves into somewhat more diverse sonic territory; "Bulletproof" combines a throbbing industrial feel reminiscent of late-period Ministry with Yngwie Malsteen-esque melodic shred guitar solos and a vocal hook that recalls the `80s pop-prog of Asia and GTR, while "Far From Home" is a straight-up power ballad, complete with dramatic ...
| | Steel Panther Feel The Steel CD (2009)
Into Glory Ride
$9.99
Like Spinal Tap and several other acts before it, Steel Panther found success mocking the excesses of `80s hair metal while accurately re-creating the genre's musical style. The Los Angeles-based, wig n' spandex-clad quartet delivered a particularly low-brow take on the mock-metal genre with its debut album FEEL THE STEEL. With groan-inducing, intentionally politically incorrect song titles such as "Asian Hooker," "Fat Girl," and "Eatin' Ain't Cheatin'," the disc may not be the most clever entry into the comedy rock ...
| | Tool Aenima CD (1996)
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$12.29  
AENIMA was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Recording Package. "Aenima" won the 1998 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.
On its second full-length album, this hard-rocking quartet delivers 15 tracks of unrelenting aggression and focused intensity. Rather than overwhelm with huge sonic washes of guitar and booming drums, Tool employs a propulsive, snaky approach that makes use of undulating rhythms and clipped, percussive guitar riffs. Maynard James Keenan's vocals follow suit, opting for a heavily processed slow burn instead of the post-grunge bellow favored by so many hard-rock bands. Instead of flailing uncontrollably in all directions, the group's raw, energetic sound is tightly directed for maximum impact.
On songs like "Stinkfist," Keenan rails against injustice while the band churns mercilessly behind him. There is very little humor or light in Tool's worldview (except for song titles like "Hooker With A Penis"); these are songs of painstakingly articulated angst, and they are delivered in an earnest, ...
| | Black Sabbath Paranoid CD (1971)
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$9.09
PARANOID proved to be Black Sabbath's most focused, consistent, and successful record. Leaving behind the amorphous, extended jams of their debut for focused songs and a more structured sound, Black Sabbath virtually wrote the book on heavy metal with the ominous, unforgettable riffs, thunderous rhythms, and dark themes on this release. There are some up-tempo rockers, the famous title track for one, but for the most part PARANOID oozes along like a bad dream, as on the slinky, creepy opener, "War Pigs," or the lumbering thud of "Iron Man" (which boasts one of the most indelible electric guitar riffs in rock history).
The album's title is apt: PARANOID is filled with an edgy aggression and lyrics about war, insanity, death, and destruction. Ozzy Osbourne's flat, affectless voice merges perfectly with Tony Iommi's fuzzed-out, sledgehammer power chords and the bruising bass and drum lines to create an intense, freaky, horror-show universe. There are elements of blues-rock and psychedelia (the floating "Planet ...
| | Dream Theater Images And Words CD (1992)
Into Glory Ride
$10.49
While continuing to improve its musical chops and explore more progressive territory, Dream Theater reached its mainstream apex with 1992's IMAGES AND WORDS. Here the group capably combined prog-rock high-mindedness with metal crunch and commercial accessibility on the opening track "Pull Me Under," helping to snare an audience big enough to push this album past gold sales status.
What makes IMAGES AND WORDS stand out is the fluid marriage of shred tactics, soaring vocals, and catchy hooks, all wrapped up in a polished studio sound. Fans can argue whether this is the band's best, but there is no denying the power of epic, engaging songs like "Take the Time," "Under a Glass Moon," and "Metropolis - Part I," a track that foreshadowed the 1999 outing SCENES FROM A MEMORY. Following IMAGES AND WORDS, Dream Theater became increasingly complex in its approach, to varying degrees of success, but this album represents ...
| | Dream Theater Falling Into Infinity CD (1997)
Into Glory Ride
$8.39 
Dream Theater's specialty is atmospheric metal, at times heavy, at times sinister, with a sharp techno edge. "New Millennium," the disc's opening cut, defines the sound: ringing guitars, a driving beat, start-stop dynamics and rolling drum crescendos. There's a bit of a Rush influence at work here, as well as ELP and even some Metallica. "Hollow Years" is a quieter track, replete with gentle acoustic guitar, soothing vocals ...
| | Diamond Head Diamond Nights CD (2000)
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$12.59
| | Slades CD (1994) (Import) Germany
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$31.55
| | Sauter-Finegan Orchestra Deed I Do CD (2003) (Import) United Kingdom
Into Glory Ride
$17.79
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$9.69 | | Legion Of The Damned Sons On The Jackal CD (2007) (Import) England
Into Glory Ride
$18.09
2007 release from the Nederlandse thrash rockers! To quote Metalrage, "Personally I think jackals aren't scary or evil at all. But a Legion Of The Damned goddamn is! This is probably one of the highest anticipated albums of 2007, even though it will be released little over a week as I'm typing this. Believe me, if you liked "Malevolent Rapture", you can buy Sons Of The Jackal ...
| | Tango Dorado Old Places New Ground CD (2007) (Import)
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$23.65
| | Unitarian Music CD (2008)
Into Glory Ride
$12.59
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