Wolfenstein 3D Game Sountrack Vinyl LP OST Clear with Red Splatter
EUR 171,10
Informazioni
Just a passionate collector!!!
Tutti i feedback (931)
- y***y (104)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Ultimo annoAcquisto verificatoPacked well and shipped promptly, item arrived in brand new/described condition. Seller was more than helpful in following up with my questions. Ignore eBay's suggested arrival date, Shipped 06/22 - delivered in Canada 07/16. Truly a nostalgic record that will instantly bring back memories of these games, artwork and presentation of the album and sleeves is quite neat.
- e***9 (1015)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Ultimi 6 mesiAcquisto verificatoGreat item and safely packed. Thanks so much!
- j***i- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Ultimi 6 mesiAcquisto verificatoFast delivery
- 3***p (339)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Più di un anno faAcquisto verificatoShipped quickly, in proper packaging, and in advertised condition.
- i***w (14)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Più di un anno faAcquisto verificatoItem was exactly as described and was also very well packaged, thank you !
- c***o (89)- Feedback lasciato dall'acquirente.Più di un anno faAcquisto verificatoIt's been carefully packaged. It's a very unique record. Thank you so much!
Recensioni (1)
15 set 2011
Forged in Canada!
Canada. When you think of music, what countries come to mind? U.S.A. and U.K., though probably to a metalhead, Norway and Sweden might also come up, but not Canada. And well, Canada has been the home of many good metal bands, and Anvil is one of them.
The album starts out with the Black Sabbath influenced Forged in Fire, then speeds it up with Shadow Zone, and doesn’t slow down from there, except on the love song Make it up to You, but even there, the pace doesn’t change that much, so it really doesn’t hurt the experience.
Musically, the album is done well, its in between NWOBHM and thrash, so it should please fans of both. You can also feel a bit of a glam metal influence, but it really doesn’t show as much, but weather that’s a good or a bad thing depends on the listener.
Lyrically, the album is ok, nothing new or special, but nothing preachy (as in saying war is bad in 16 different ways) so they really shouldn’t piss off or annoy anyone.
Overall, the album is solid, and its worth a listen to anyone who likes thrash or NWOBHM, and there are no tracks that are bad, most of them are on the same level, however, the ones that stand out are Forged in Fire, Future Wars, Make it up to You, and Winged Assassins.
(SOURCE METAL ARCHIVES - ALL CREDIT GOES TO - 666head)