even official snow mobile roads are 99% safe, but we ride over all and be in ice its always at your own risk, and mid april is my border when I go on the ice
We have one ice road for cars, in Luleå you can drive car to small islands . To get to the town I need cross 6 lakes, by snow mobile and almost all roads cross some water way. I gass as crazy when I cross rivers or big big lakes
01. You Are Next 02. At The Gates Of Hell 03. Violent Dawn 04. It's Rising! 05. Blood On The Snow 06. Killer Instinct 07. The Hope Is Gone 08. Fresh Pleasure 09. Still Corrupt 10. Reborn 11. Hell Patrol [Judas Priest cover][limited edition bonus] 12. Free Your Soul [Re-recording of 2007 album Give 'Em War][limited edition bonus]
It's easy to forget that Spain's still a country. Yeah, we all know about the conquistadors and Franco and their current crippling debt problems, but let's be honest; of the large western European countries, Spain's the one that makes people in non-Spanish geography classes say "oh yeah, I remember hearing about that place once."
That could conceivably be changed by Angelus Apatrida in the future. The guys have chops.
Their last album from 2010 was pretty solid too so they took the formula they used for that, and then tightened it all up for this. Tightened the production, tightened the riffs and riff progressions, tightened the kit-pounding, and tightened the vocals. It's easily-digestible thrash executed real tight-like.
Nothing more, nothing less. It's a heard-it-before-and-liked-it-and-like-this-equally kinda deal.
It's mid-paced, Bay Area-esque, melodic thrash with some Overkill-like vocals that get a little harsh from time to time... a good thing, for the most part. And it's a good album too, for the most part. Worth checking out.
AA is really starting to be a big thing, I remember in 2010 they were one of the very few metal bands that ever played in the Canary Islands, if they managed to get a following in a place where metal is THAT dead, they must be pretty huge in Spain.
Barely escapes the realm of boredom; and nothing different from their previous album. I guess this album does not need more than 165 words to describe it...
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This is guy is right
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Quote: It's easy to forget that Spain's still a country. Yeah, we all know about the conquistadors and Franco and their current crippling debt problems, but let's be honest; of the large western European countries, Spain's the one that makes people in non-Spanish geography classes say "oh yeah, I remember hearing about that place once."
Semejante cosa tan estúpida del típico niñato ignorante y maleducado estudounidense de 21 años que no tiene nada que ver con la crítica del disco (such a so stupid thing from the typical american ignorant ill-mannered brat of 21 years that have nothing to see with the review of the album)
Written by Guest on 28.07.2012 at 17:58 Wow, this has to be one of the most economical reviews I've ever seen on here. Only 165 words. Pretty sure there are staff picks longer than this
Aye, I could have easily doubled my review count had I cut back to under-200 word reviews. Gets the job done regardless - I was just always under the assumption that we had to write at least 250.
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
Definitely one of those albums that just didn't make me think. Really well-executed, but also totally run-of-the-mill. Short of some out of place zoo animal or vacuum reference, I couldn't think of much else to add.
"It's easy to forget that Spain's still a country."
How do you think spanish people would react to a review that starts with this sentence?
Besides that, I agree somehow with the review, I think it's a correct album, well executed, but I have already seen that with early Megadeth, Death Angel, Nuclear Assault and Overkill, nothing new at all.
In spite of that I've attended to several shows of Angelus Apatrida and they were rather entertaining.
"It's easy to forget that Spain's still a country."
How do you think spanish people would react to a review that starts with this sentence?
With a laugh, because it's clearly a joke?
Perhaps then the reason the 3 spanish people that commented here were a bit surprised with the review is about this "but let's be honest;" in the first paragraph, and sadly, we didnt get it as a joke at first, anyway, I'm not specially patriotic about Spain XD and besides that, I guess the most surprising for me is that about 10 lines -that is already few-, the first 4 are not at all related with music
Perhaps then the reason the 3 spanish people that commented here were a bit surprised with the review is about this "but let's be honest;" in the first paragraph, and sadly, we didnt get it as a joke at first, anyway, I'm not specially patriotic about Spain XD and besides that, I guess the most surprising for me is that about 10 lines -that is already few-, the first 4 are not at all related with music
Maybe they're just a bit new to the site, as wormdrink likes to joke around in his reviews and they probably haven't picked up on that rest assured, there's no national stereotyping/mockery going on among the Staff/Elite.
I'm not new in here in my case, but dont know about users and their way of writing XD anyway, my criticism about this review comes from the short size about the other stuff, the other spanish ones that commented might answer better than myself, but I keep thinking that "let's be honest" stops a bit the joke. Anyway, I repeat I dont know the way of writing of wormdrink414.
Quote: but let's be honest; of the large western European countries, Spain's the one that makes people in non-Spanish geography classes say "oh yeah, I remember hearing about that place once."
How can one not see the stupidity and ignorance of this person.