(Rated this album with 10 out of 10) Reviewed by
saggi
from israel
Fortunitely I got the origional version of this album, cause I knew that the bonus track sounded as weak as "Last Rose of Summer" from Sin After Sin. So this album gets up to 39:00, and it actualy has 9 songs, not 10("heavy duty" and "defenders of the faith" are attached songs on 2 of the last tracks). Their is no track you'd wanna skip here, but "night comes down" is the least good. This album is also great because I put it on every time I wanna take a nap, and it really helps me fall a sleep(like I said, I don't have to skip anything here). Next up; the first experimental album, first to sound so 80's, and what is known to be their lightest album: Turbo, which includes love contents and pozing off about metal(did I mention "rock n' roll"? God I hate when they say that). They do the same thing on Ram It Down, but the only difference is that it sounds more like Painkiller. Good luck on finding the origional version of DoF. You'll need it.
