Running Wild - Blazon Stone

Artist: Running Wild
Album: Blazon Stone
Year: 1991
Length: 60:37
Track List:

1. Blazon Stone – 6:29
   
2. Lonewolf – 4:47
   
3. Slavery – 5:14
   
4. Fire & Ice – 4:08
   
5. Little Big Horn – 4:57
   
6. Over the Rainbow – 1:55
   
7. White Masque – 4:16
   
8. Rolling Wheels – 5:31
   
9. Bloody Red Rose – 5:04
   
10. Straight to Hell – 3:49
    
11. Heads or Tails – 4:57
    

This is the 6th album from the German heavy metal band, Running Wild. The slow, melodic guitar work in the beginning of the first song, Blazon Stone, is one of the very few slow parts in the whole album. After the melody, you are hit with driving, powerful riffs and pounding drums which are synonymous with the rest of this album. The album stomps so much ass they have to import colons to meet the demand. From the sea-faring air of Blazon Stone, to the deserts of the West, where Gen. Custer and his men met thier bloody end at the battle of Little Big Horn, then on to the betrayal filled and blood drenched history of the Monarchy of England in the song Bloody Red Rose. If you love true heavy metal, then this album (and quite frankly, the band in general) is definately for you.

My Rating: 100% this is truely a great album.

Great review, man.

I'm debating on what album to review, but I'm definetely going to write one soon.

thanks. i just wish more people knew about this band.

Trust me lots of people know the band. Giving it 100/100 is not what i would do, It is not their best album. If you write a review, try to approach it not as a fan of the band, what you obviously are or you would not review it.

This is the 6th album from the German heavy metal band, Running Wild. The slow, melodic guitar work in the beginning of the first song, Blazon Stone, is one of the very few slow parts in the whole album. After the melody, you are hit with driving, powerful riffs and pounding drums which are synonymous with the rest of this album. The album stomps so much ass they have to import colons to meet the demand. From the sea-faring air of Blazon Stone, to the deserts of the West where Gen. Custer and his men met their bloody end at the battle of Little Big Horn. Then on to the betrayal filled and blood drenched history of the Monarchy of England in the song Bloody Red Rose. If you love true heavy metal, then this album (and quite frankly, the band in general) is definately for you.

My only complaint would be for more specific details.

i'll expland on it later. it's 2:17 am and i'm too tired to do it now.

Well, you don't have to do it for my sake.
I'm just giving you my opinion.