Mass-Metal Fighter
SPV
1983/2010
Germany's Mass had been around for about seven years when they released "Metal Fighter". To me this is definitely their best work and quite a step above their previous releases. Drawing on late 70's hard rock/metal and NWOBHM influences Mass tie it all into a very direct, guitar driven attack. It's nothing that you have not heard before. They are decent writers with some catchy songs. Mass also manage to vary the pace and tone quite often from song to song as well. Tracks like "Metal Man" and "High heel thrills" wouldn't win awards for most throught provoking lyrics or receive many originality points. Still there is no doubt that Mass could be quite proficient at playing a basic yet enjoyable songs. All things considered this album holds well enough over time. The re-issue includes some brief notes about this album, booklet and the bonus track "Don't stop on your way". Overall a good package and I am glad that SPV gave this one a re-issue.
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