In a recent interview with rob wog, former MANOWAR guitarist Ross “The Boss” Friedman reflected on the band’s classic debut album, 1982’s “Battle Hymns”, saying, “It was the start of a lot of things. It was the start of a new vision, a new force in music called power metal.”
Asked if he knew MANOWAR…
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