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4.0 out of 5 stars
Praise the Warlord!!,
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This review is from: Warlord (Audio CD)
Heavy, doomy early 70's metal similar to Sabbath, Atomic Rooster and Black Widow. Studio material rocks live stuff doesn't.If you like your metal dark you may like this.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Wrong release,
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This review is from: Warlord (Audio CD)
This is a totally wrong release (re-issue) trying to cash in on iconoclastic hard rock/proto-doom British outfit, using the original artwork of legitimate compilation featuring:
1. Jasmin Queen 2. Explorer 3.Face of The Sun 4. Warlord 5. Lady Killer 6. To The Devil A Daughter 7. Devil Drunk 8. Wild Africa 9. I See The Warlord 10. Face Of The Sun 11. Ring 12. Warlord (Reprise) The genuine Warlord was a short-lived brainchild of exceptional organist Ivan Coutts, which emerged from Blacksmiths. Now, that one is a must for everybody about HMR and doom
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Where's the "Sabbath-style" doom?,
By Conner "Conner" (Texas) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Warlord (Audio CD)
Contrary to the info given by the label, there's absolutely no Sabbath influence or "doom metal" (or any metal for that matter) whatsoever on this disc. It's a fairly entertaining 70's organ-driven rock album, and I probably would have enjoyed it more if the label was upfront with their description of the music.
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