Venom - Red Light Fever (First Venom Studio Recording, 1980)

Firstly, the only, and inevitable for the time of his writing, drawback of Milshtein’s two-volume, which in no case can be blamed for the author, is a clearly expressed ideological component - in the spirit of Marxism-Leninism. In particular, Liszt’s religious searches were interpreted solely as a result of the weaknesses and fallacies of the “contradictory nature” of a person who “ultimately failed to finally take the path of struggle for the cause of the proletariat,” as well as foreign influences that impeded his generally progressive aspirations. In many ways, excessive ideologization harms the true look of Liszt, whose scale of personality does not allow him to be squeezed into any worldview framework.