Manowar’s origins go back to Black Sabbath’s Heaven And Hell tour of the UK in 1980, when Black Sabbath bass tech and pyrotechnic operative Joey DeMaio met former Dictators guitarist Ross The Boss, then playing guitar with French support band Shakin’ Street. At the end of the tour, the pair joined forces with singer Eric Adams and Manowar were born. Scott Columbus would join on drums for 1983’s “Into Glory Ride”.

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  • 1. Fighting the World
  • 2. Blow Your Speakers
  • 3. Carry On
  • 4. Violence and Bloodshed
  • 5. Defender
  • 6. Drums of Doom
  • 7. Holy War
  • 8. Master of Revenge
  • 9. Black Wind, Fire and Steel

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  • 1. Wheels of Fire
  • 2. Kings of Metal
  • 3. Heart of Steel
  • 4. Sting of the Bumblebee
  • 5. The Crown and the Ring (Lament of the Kings)
  • 6. Kingdom Come
  • 7. Pleasure Slave
  • 8. Hail and Kill
  • 9. The Warrior's Prayer
  • 10. Blood of the Kings

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  • 1. Achilles, Agony and Ecstasy In
  • 2. Metal Warriors
  • 3. Ride the Dragon
  • 4. Spirit Horse of the Cherokee
  • 5. Burning
  • 6. The Power of Thy Sword
  • 7. The Demon's Whip
  • 8. Master of the Wind
  • 9. Herz Aus Stahl