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This maybe should go into the GMF, but since this is my forum and I heard so many bad thigs about the GM one 
... I need to ask here.
After Halford disbanded to rejoin JP, his main guitar Metak Mike and the awsome Bobby Jarzombek (drummer) joint with Steve DiGeorgio and a guy from some band to record an album that sounded like a promise of metal in our time.
Sadly now checking the samples (see the link below), I found that even if the music is fast and heavy is not really gripping and to worsen things the vocalist is half way a growler/screecher, so I'm not sure if this tries to be a melodic Death (whatever that is) or a harsh power/thrash album, or what. But for sure the vocals are a big down for me.
What people here think about the album, has anyone hear it already?
http://www.guitar9.com/guitarmusic9/metalforlife.html
... I need to ask here.After Halford disbanded to rejoin JP, his main guitar Metak Mike and the awsome Bobby Jarzombek (drummer) joint with Steve DiGeorgio and a guy from some band to record an album that sounded like a promise of metal in our time.
Sadly now checking the samples (see the link below), I found that even if the music is fast and heavy is not really gripping and to worsen things the vocalist is half way a growler/screecher, so I'm not sure if this tries to be a melodic Death (whatever that is) or a harsh power/thrash album, or what. But for sure the vocals are a big down for me.
What people here think about the album, has anyone hear it already?
http://www.guitar9.com/guitarmusic9/metalforlife.html
) The rest of the songs are really good, somewhat thrashy metal, but the godawful vox ruin it completely for me! Now I can only imagine how good they would've sounded if they got themselves a vocalist with some talent...
Oh man, how I wish he returned to Riot, what a blast that would be!
