Listen free to Manowar – Warriors of the World. Warriors of the World is the ninth album by heavy metal band Manowar. Amazon MP3 Search. Manowar - Warriors Of The World Free Mp3 Download. Also we have other songs of the Manowar available, songs from the Warriors Of The World, also Mp3 formats of this.

Call to Arms (5:28) 2. Fight for Freedom (4:26) 3. Nessun Dorma (3:26) 4. Valhalla (0:34) 5. Swords in the Wind (5:12) 6. An American Trilogy (4:18) 7. The March (3:58) 8.

Warriors of the World United (5:50) 9. Hand of Doom (5:42) 10.

House of Death (4:21) 11. Fight Until We Die (4:00) Total Time: 47:21 Line-up/Musicians - Eric Adams / vocals - Karl Logan / guitar, keyboards - Joey DeMaio / bass guitar, keyboards - Scott Columbus / drums About this release Release date: June 4, 2002 Label: Metal Blade Records Thanks to, for the updates MANOWAR MP3, Free Download/Stream. Warriors Of The World, the American Metal band Manowar’s ninth full-length studio album, is something of a strange record. Its fair to say that it isn’t exactly the fan’s favourite album, and in my own opinion, it is easy to see why. This is a bit of a bizarre album; the structure feels unbalanced and unnatural. Its more or less half Heavy Hard Metal songs, and half ballads and slow tracks.

That’s not so terrible in and of itself, some of the band’s most popular albums like Kings Of Metal are full of ballads and slow songs. However, on this record they’re all bunched up together near the start of the record. Ultrasurf For Mac Dmg. Not in a gradual rise from slowest to fastest and quietest to heaviest. It just feels like a very unnatural hodgepodge. Of those quiet songs, three are tributes to Wagner, Pavarotti and Elvis. The album feels sort of overlong, and three tracks aren’t even Manowar originals. It might have served the album better if they had been bonus tracks, regardless of how good they are, it is too long and having three slow non-originals is a bit of a momentum killer.

Of the Hard, Heavy Metal songs on the record, some are mid-paced and some are blisteringly fast. On an intellectual level it is kind of feels annoying that the songs are repetition of previous Manowar tracks, there’s a sense of Deja Vue for sure. On top of that, the lyrics feel like a repetition of previous stuff, taken almost up to a parody level. In fairness though, that’s been going on for years now and it didn’t spoil previous albums. I don’t listen to Manowar for thought provoking, soul searching lyrics anyway, I listen to them because they make good music and sometimes it’s a lot of fun.