The Metalhead Sentinel

 Born To Raise hell - Motörhead. Fuck yeah, who doesn’t love Motörhead? To me they’re the ancestors of everything fast, loud and unhinged in metal. Lemmy’s vocals sound like he’s been through ten lifetimes of bad choices and came out stronger for it, and that bass? That’s not a bass — that’s a battering ram with strings. Born to Raise Hell goes straight for the throat. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to stomp down the street like you’re the final boss of your own life. It’s messy, wild, and built to shake the bones of anyone standing too close.  Motörhead never tries to be deep. They just make everything louder, uglier, and somehow more honest — and that’s exactly why they still hit like a sledgehammer. Listen to it Here, Mate!

 Bark at the Moon - Ozzy Osbourne. Bark at the Moon! This Ozzy's song is just different from others! I've been an Ozzy fan since I started listening  to Heavy Metal, this song from 1983 is perfect for a night drive out of control mixed with bad decisions, smoking and blasting this till cause an earthquake. Here you can listen to this song and I'm sure you'll end howling at the moon! See ya, Metalheads.

 December's album Powerslave - Iron Maiden. List: - Aces High. - 2 Minutes to Midnight. - Losfer Words (Big 'Orra). - Flah of the Blade. - The Duellists. - Back in the Village. - Powerslave. - Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Here you can listen the whole album! My opinion about this album:  Ah, Iron Maiden, who hasn't listened to this band? Metalheads and non-Metalheads had! I'm sure! I remember when I was just a 10-year-old-kid when I was dinning at my father's house, and my step-sister came with a Maiden shirt, it was Powerslave, and I was speechless. They had a little discussion, she said that it was fashion and that it was cool, and my father said that it was heavy and that she shouldn't wear that, and I was right there, watching everything, and then I asked: "Dad, what is Iron Maiden?" and he said "It's a heavy band, do not listen to it! You're too young!" And then started playing a Maiden song, and I was like, woah, so nthat's ...

 November's Album:  Defenders of the Faith - Judas Priest. List: - Freewheel Burning. - Jawbreaker. - Rock Hard Ride Free. - The Sentinel. - Love Bites. - Eat Me Alive. - Some Heads Are Gonna Roll. - Night Comes Down. - Heavy Duty. - Defenders of the Faith. - Turn on Your Light. - Heavy Duty / Defenders of the Faith. Here you can listen to the whole album!  My opinion about this album: Do you want a definition of what Heavy Metal is? This album is the one! there's no better example than this amazing album released in 1984. In my opinion, since I started listening to metal, I wasn't a huge fan of Priest, What a shame! The only song I knew was Painkiller (classic), and then I stopped listening them, I continued listening to thrash, doom, nu and sometimes death or black metal, but then I started listen to some classics again, like old times, you know, Black sabbath, Iron Maiden and then, Judas Priest, there're Priest albums that I love and songs! Man, all theirs songs are ...

Ever tried explaining to someone why you love heavy metal and got that look ? You know — the one that says, “how can you listen to all that noise?” Well, here’s the truth: metal isn’t just loud music. It’s passion, history, community, and some seriously impressive musicianship. For some, metal is chaos. For others, it’s therapy. Somewhere between the growls, riffs, and double bass drums lies something deeper — a sense of belonging that only true metalheads understand. Heavy metal has been shaking the world (and a few eardrums) since the late 1960s. From Black Sabbath’s dark riffs to modern symphonic metal, the genre has evolved into a powerful mix of art, rebellion, and storytelling. Here you can listen to this Masterpiece! Holy Wars.... The Punishmet Due - From Megadeth. One of my favorites songs from the Rust In Peace album!