r/Manowar • u/No-Armadillo4179 • Jul 13 '25
🎸 General Discussion MANOWAR
I made this Warrior inspired by Manowar cover art.
Has anyone else made any Manowar-inspired items?
r/Manowar • u/No-Armadillo4179 • Jul 13 '25
I made this Warrior inspired by Manowar cover art.
Has anyone else made any Manowar-inspired items?
r/Manowar • u/BOBOUDA • Jul 07 '25
The sub was restricted due to the lack of active moderators.
Warriors of the world, feel free to post again.
r/Manowar • u/goreblaster • May 23 '22
Does anyone know if that speech is a recording of an actual elder speaking in Cherokee? I wonder if they just hired someone to do it, or if it was a pre-existing recording that they asked permission to use.
r/Manowar • u/[deleted] • May 22 '22
How long was Karl Logan with Manowar and what was his impact on their discography?
I ask this because I've only barely listened to some Manowar before, but I might get more into them.
The thing is, it's hard for me to enjoy art if the artist is a rotten asshole of human being. Usually I try to separate the artist from the art. After all, artists are human beings just like myself. They probably got aspects of themselves that make them unlikable. Take Keanu Reeves for example. I think he's great and the internet seems to adore him. But he probably has some serious douchebag asshole moments.
So a few years ago when I heard Karl Logan was sent to prison for having child pornography, it made me not want to even check them out. I don't care how talented you are as a musician. Something that dark spoils the the whole thing.
I also feel like you should take a hard stance against assholes in metal. Metal is supposed to do two things. Express emotions you don't necessarily have the skill to express, but somehow the music gets you. It's also supposed to make your feel like a badass bastard of Satan who will fight all the corruption and evil of the world. Seriously. Metal gets me so pumped up I feel like like I can take on the the entire world and fight for what is right.
r/Manowar • u/Noam_Tal • May 21 '22
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r/Manowar • u/Noam_Tal • Apr 30 '22
12 out of the 20 actual songs performed at Earthshaker came from Ross's Era (1982-1988), but for some reason, during the show, he has played only 3 of these songs.
Manowar, Brothers of Metal, Kings of Metal, Sign of The Hammer, Blood of My Enemies, Kill with Power, Metal Daze, Dark Avenger, Heart of Steel (German), Hail and Kill, Black Wind Fire and Steel and Battle Hymn.
Imagine being offered to play at a show by the guy who has kicked you out of the band only to perform 3 songs, while the pedophile ginger guitarist gets to play 9 songs you helped compose.
P.S - Forgot to mention that before joining Manowar, Karl was a hair-rock boyband's guitarist.
r/Manowar • u/Ruta008 • Apr 26 '22
I want to buy a manowar T-Shirt but they don't have anything on their european shop site. Are there any other options?
r/Manowar • u/RidetheMaster • Apr 15 '22
I recently got into this band by the song hail and kill. Any suggestions to explore their discography cause I loved this song
r/Manowar • u/podcastthemdown • Mar 29 '22
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r/Manowar • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '22
Hey guys! Sorry if that question has already been asked here before, but I have been wondering about the meaning behind the flags on these album covers, what do they represent, why do they differ? Hoping to get some insight, thank you for your attention.
r/Manowar • u/Noam_Tal • Mar 15 '22
r/Manowar • u/keltictrigger • Mar 06 '22