‘Livewire’(The series was designed for kids of all ages, and the show's main focus discussed, true current events and stories during those times).The Show format was a "live on tape" feature a host and a participating audience of about 20-30 teenagers with adults. The show was most famously known for giving relatively unknown bands and singers their first television appearance. As part of Manowar album's promotion, their performance included: Two live songs and gave an interview to the host and audience. Manowar dressed to the show as Barbarian Warriors like in the cover of the album 'Into The Glory' cover and like in the music video 'Gloves Of Metal'. The performance started with the band playing live the song “Gloves Of Metal” and right after it, at the end of the performance, they sat down and answered questions from a well-mannered host 'Fred Newman' and from a youngsters and their parents and grandparents. Right after the interview, the band performed the song “Revolution (Death angel)” with the ending credits of the show following with the song till the end. Into Glory Ride Imperial Edition (Remixed/Remastered) On 29 March 2019, Into Glory Ride album was re-released after being revitalized for a new and improved sound experience. Manowar had the original multitrack master recordings transferred from analog to digital in 96 kHz quality, adding the depth, power, and clarity to the album's tracks. The album was remixed in Manowar's 'Valhalla Studios' in New York, the band stated that they had been 'forced into a somewhat rushed and compromised production' during the original recording. The front cover of the 'Imperial edition' album differs from the original album front cover. The front cover of the 'Imperial Edition' album includes an artwork by the artist 'Ken Kelly', whose inspiration for the artwork was from one of the album's track: 'Secret Of Steel' following by the song lyrics such as "...One without name or number soon would show...Riding a chariot made of gold...A sceptre of iron could mercy bring... the creator and king". On the cover there is a painting of the band's mascot, 'The Faceless Warrior'/ 'The King Of Metal', riding a golden chariot driving by a black and brown horse, on the chariot there is also a golden crown and a black flag with a golden ring on it (also symbolizing another song of the band, "The Crown And The Ring", from their sixth