Not Fragile - Who Dares Wins (LP)

Marsoni

M251S

$21.95

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Not Fragile - Who Dares Wins (LP)Speed Power Metal from 1988, finally reissued on vinyl. One of Germany's earliest metal bands! Originally released in 1988 after being passed around by a couple labels, Who Dares Wins was a rough 'n' raucous slice of German speed power metal emblematic of that era. With surprising heaviness if not thrashiness, the band's 27 minute mini album bore contemporaneous influence from the likes of Running Wild and Helloween nearby and Helstar and Liege Lord

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025