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DOUBLE THING

Faithful Breath

Symphonic Prog


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1 stars A rather obscure 2 for 1 compilation album which includes their final two albums Gold 'n' Glory and Skol before they changed their name to Risk.

Both albums includes some very dire heavy metal in the vein of Accept. So much that both albums are Accept clones. The difference is the quality. Both Gold 'n' Glory and Skol must surely be two of the worst ever heavy metal albums. Incompetent musicians, horrible music, lyrics who could had been written by primary school children and pretty shoddy sound too. This is exactly what you expect from a band from behind the Iron Curtain before the end of the cold war........ or from a band from Mongolia. But not from Germany. Make that West Germany. Everything about this album is so cheap. Everything but the obscene high prices it trades for on Ebay.

In short; if you have a perverse sense of humour or is a manic collector; stay away from this album. Spend the money on buying a three bedrooms flat on Manhatten, New York instead.

1 star

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