Audio CD
| Publisher | Reality Ent. |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |
| Format | Audio CD |
| EAN | 0828341010423 |
| UPC | 828341010423 |
| Label | Reality Ent. |
| Studio | Reality Ent. |
| Artist | Wwiii |
| Title | When God Turned Away |
| Release Date | 2003-11-18 |
| Manufacturer | Reality Ent. |
Review by J. Weber, 2008-03-18
Lead singer Mandy Lion has always provided excellent vocals, and there are some good songs on this album, but it does not stand out as one of the greats in heavy metal.
I would recommend this album to metal heads and I am still happy to add it to my collection.
Review by Edward J. Kovack III, 2008-01-24
I met him & became friends faster than the speed of light!
Great guy & so wicked smart!! & What a love for dogs!!
Puts on the best show you can see & makes damn sure all his fans walk away feeling great!!
I recommend his music to everyone!!!!!!! & if you ever get to see him-do it!! He taught Rob Zombie how to rock! Whats that tell ya!
& if you meet him.. You'll love the man..
Thank you Mandy.. ROCK FOREVER !!
Review by Bruce, 2007-06-27
The unimaginative riffs and mediocre production paired with Mandy Lions overrated voice make for an album that is not indicative of the musicians talent. The songs drone together with few stand out sections. After the first few tracks, the album became monotonous to the point I had to take it out of the disk player. WWIII - "When God Turned Away" is best taken in small doses.
Review by Justin Gaines, 2006-07-14
It took more than a decade, but gravel-voiced Mandy Lion and company finally unleashed a new WWIII album in 2002. Despite the inevitable lineup changes, I think the band managed to make When God Turned Away an improvement over their underground classic debut album. WWIII's traditional heavy metal sound is intact (think Lizzy Borden meets WASP meets Armored Saint), but the subject matter and lyrical content has improved greatly.
Unlike the previous reviewer, I don't think the songs on the self-titled album were sexy. The lyrics were sexual in nature, but only in a juvenile kind of way. Put it this way, WWIII's songs are about as sexy as Faster Pussycat's. WWIII took a big step forward on this album, focusing the songs on war and religion, which made the subject matter match the heaviness of the music. Including a cover of Warrior's "Fighting for the Earth" was a nice tip of the hat to another great, but unrecognized, band.
When God Turned Away is a great comeback by WWIII, and should please fans of the debut album as well as anyone who is into straightforward heavy metal.
Review by C. Wolfe, 2004-03-27
When I heard WWWIII were coming out with a new release I could hardly wait to hear it. I was hooked on the first album back in 1990 as soon as I heard it. It is a shame they never hit it big then. Songs like "Time for Terror", "Children of the Revolution", "Call Me Devil", and "Atomic Sex Appeal" were truly inovative and rocked. However what was so great about them is exactly what is missing on the new cd. The first cd had a way of combining extreme heaviness with extreme sexiness that hard rock so often misses and so does this cd.
However, with that said it is a very good cd. I miss the guitar sounds of Tracy G but that Mandy Lion voice is still in tact and will reach out and grab you and pull you right in. It is a very heavy yet different kind of voice than most hard bands today that just yell in some disgruntled voice. This guy sings with it and you will enjoy it. The guitar riffs are very good but nothing really new or inovative.
It may not be as instantly catchy as the first cd but songs like "Rise", "Walk With Me", and "Let the Flesh Rule the Mind" are a cut above any nu metal crap out there and will rock your world. I strongly recommend the cd.
