Battle Chasers is not your typical Fantasy. It starts where most books finish. After the war is over the surviors come out. You know you are in for a ride when in the opening sequence when Ringlerun has to hack his way free thru the body of a dragon. From there the different people and motley surviors come together for an ending that will have you sitting on the edge of your seat. As a lay person who`s only goal is to enjoy reading the book, I highly recomend this book. T.S. Robinson will only get better.

This is one of the great early 80's metal albums that few heard. The album features the excellent gritty work of Ronnie Kayfield on guitar who brings to life songs "Love Loaded", "Night of the Wolf" and "Women in Chains". The album is heavier than the usual UFO fare but retains sufficient melodic backdrops to Fin's (vocalist) screams. This is an epic hybrid album that moved the melodic metal sound pioneered by UFO (then stolen and trashed by Def Leppard) in a gutsier direction. Many Waysted fans prefer the Paul Chapman work (who I acknowledge did some of the best UFO work and had some good chops on the later Waysted albums) but this album is one of those hard to find gems from an era that many only recall for bad hair, parachute pants and awful music. But those early 80's metal pioneers may remember this. What happened to Ronnie Kayfield? You were great, man.

I am walking down memory lane. I remember this cover, and I also remember I didn't like the album. In those days I liked just about anything so this must totally suck. Get Heavy Pettin 'lettin loose' or Riot 'fire down under' instead.

This album is terrible. It's a shame that Pete Way, from UFO's greatness, decided to go completely into the "glam/hair metal" bandwagon of the middle eighties. Absolutely forgettable, dated, mechanized. Im'm really sorry to tell this, but it's no a good rock album.

The songs are very catchy. It's good music to listen to while my daughter and I are working on arts and crafts projects. It makes whatever we are doing more fun.

MY WHOLE FAMILY LOVES THIS ALBUM! The tunes are so catchy that I caught my husband humming one of them in the supermarket last week. I can't say enough GREAT things about this album. Most childrens albums become so annoying that I actually have hid a few of them from my children until I could secretly donate them to the library. But, this one is a lot of fun. What also impressed me is that EVERY single song is 100% G-rated. There is NO violence, sexual suggestion, or exploitation whatsoever. Actually, the songs have a great message. Call me old fashioned? PERHAPS, but I like for my girls (ages 6, 4 and 2) to stay "little girls" and sing about flowers, smiles, and happy thoughts. This album has also made an EXCELLENT gift for all my daughter's friends. You can gift with confidence that the child will love it and the parents won't eventually hate you for giving an annoying inappropriate gift. You will not be disappointed in this purchase!