When non-Christians focus on a Biblical event, it's inevitable there will be certain ways in which their views differs from how the average Christian would see it, and such is the case with this album from Grave Digger, which is an account of Jesus Christ's betrayal and resulting death. One example is "Crucified" - Jesus was certainly more aware of why He was doing what He was than what is suggested in this song.
It's still respectful overall, and the music certainly has its moments, like with "The Last Supper", "Grave To The No Man's Land" and "Hundred Days". But, no matter what the subject matter, it's been a while since Grave Digger has really been at their best, and
The Last Supper could have been much better. The mostly steady-tempo metal is good, sometimes really good, but not great.
***1/2
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