with biker culture is one of the primary themes in Manowar's music, the song has pressing and direct rhythm, in which the drums are immediately noticed, in relief compared to the other instruments (the hi-hat almost covers guitar and bass, which here they very balanced), 'Warlord' is a dynamic, energetic and full Heavy Metal charge: the new drummer at that album 'Scott Columbus' is a direct musician, who prefers a power and linear drumming. The high and low vocal ranges of 'Eric Adams' voice in the song are between A4, G5, F#5 & D5. In 1996 the band's eighth album 'Louder Than Hell''' the opening track from the album called “Return of the Warlord,” is a sequel to the song “Warlord”. Track No. 2: Secret Of Steel The song is a Heavy Metal/ Power Metal/ Symphonic Metal/ Epic Metal. "The Riddle Of Steel" in the film 'Conan The Barbarian' is about trusting in steel and the quest for the steel sword stolen. Everything that informs Conan's attitude and actions is based around "The Riddle of Steel", the legend of his people explaining the importance of steel to their barbarian culture. The song "Secret Of Steel" has the same idea of "The Riddle Of Steel" in the film, the song take form in the song as "The Secret" to answer it (The riddle/ Secret)- The warrior must see that while steel will grow brittle and the flesh will age, it is will and conviction that prevail. It is by will and belief that the flesh is motivated to wield the sword, to use that sword rightly and not against the weak and unfortunate. It means the steel is not elevated only through brute force, detailed craftsmanship, or even strength of your hand, its power comes from the clear belief and conviction of the one who wields it. The song 'Secret Of Steel' represents the continuation and refinement of the Epic Metal style, that Manowar first explored with the eponymous closing track to their 1982 debut album Battle Hymns, the song also known as a tribute song to the film "Conan The Barbarian". In the beginning of the movie 'Conan The Barbarian', Conan's father telling him, when he was a young boy about "The Secret Of Steel": "Fire and wind struck down the giants, and threw their bodies in the water, But in their rage, the gods forgot, the secret of steel...and