This album Dio's tenth and final studio album, definitely shows that Dio had ''it'' till his dying day , i'm sure hes climbing the stairway to heaven as we speak. his style is obviously out dated but thats what makes it amazing, no music can compare to what the late 80s to 90s music gave to the world. Master of the moon is definitely for thoes people who want to reminisce about old times, its one of those albums that should be embedded into every bikers ride... Heavy riffs no short cuts, true music, clear lyrics yet complexed poetry! songs you just cant help but headbang too, it makes short haired people wish ...  Read the complete review

Moving on from the eighties throwback 'Killing the Dragon,' Dio's (still-) latest release instead takes its inspiration from his nineties work, which means an emphasis on slow, heavy guitars, and a certain amount of tedium. This is better than the directionless 'Angry Machines,' but the slow doom style will doubtless put off many listeners, especially for starting out so well with the upbeat and lyrically entertaining 'One More for the Road,' one of the only fast songs on here along with 'Living the Lie.' Craig Goldy's guitar riffs do the job adequately, but are more concerned with establishing a slow rhythm than anything else, leaving only his solos to ...  Read the complete review