My 1st running wild cd. I give it a 10. its perfect in every way. truly a great album. though man on the moon sounds lik grinder by judas priest and another 80s metal song I cant recall the name of . if your a running wild fan and this is missing from your collection or missing from your metal collection def. pick this 1 up.

Alas, this is the last REALLY GOOD album by RW. I gotta say I miss these faster kind of tracks on their later albums. IMO this could actually be one of the best RW albums if it wasn't so lengthy. The material for a classic album is there, the album is over 68 minutes and with a little bit of cropping on the weaker tracks this album would be definitely in the top5 of RW discography. Without further ado I will be leaving to headbang to "The Rivalry" "Ballad Of William Kidd" "Adventure Galley", but I'll be back to listening to this amazing album in the future.

Before, I was never very familiar with much of Running Wild's recent material, only their old school/classic albums. I have the understanding that it's a popular notion that 'Masquerade' ('95) and onward is where the band supposedly started to lose their edge........Well, I've now listened to all of their 90s albums and I don't hear any such decline, it's the same kick ass band who's music puts me in a better mood!

This is the awesome shit I expect to hear when I listen to Running Wild! This is a good album, ideally, I'd give it like an 8.5 (I hesitate to give out 9's and 10's).

Greta album, somehow this band in later years are better as Grave Digger whit writing parts and lyrics(or equal that part) those 2 bands are most known GHM bands and I don't wanna say best, but lets stick whit famous.

Decent stuff. Actually I find this a lot more even than Masquerade. Could probably cut a song or two, nearly 70 minutes is overkill. Fun album nonetheless.

Quite long but not boring and more diverse than previous album with some mid-tempo tracks too. Once that stand out for me is the title track, "Firebreather", "Agents Of Black", "Adventure Galley" and "Ballad Of William Kidd".