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Seventh Son of a Seventh Son: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
'Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son' is the first Iron Maiden album I ever bought (quickly followed by everything before or since!) and I have to say it is one I still love after all these years. From the racing album opener 'Moonchild' to storming tracks such as 'Evil That Men Do', 'Clairvoyant' and 'Infinite Dreams' and more besides, this album produces one amazing song after another. In fact I'd go so far to say that this is one of those rare albums where every track is worthy of inclusion and adds to the overall feel of the album. This was initially snubbed by some Maiden fans for it's use of keyboards, but is often recognised as the classic it always was now hindsight can be applied. A great first port of call for new maiden fans, but be ... Read More:

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Powerslave: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
This is another magical Iron maiden heavy metal masterpiece. The whole album is a classic and one of their best but it's impossible to pick a best iron maiden album. From the classic Aces High to the classic 13 minutes long Rime Of The Ancient Mariner it's all classic heavy metal. You may be reading the reviews seeing some people saying one song is bad on this album no their isn't this whole album is a masterpiece(as i mentioned already). If i had to pick some favourite songs it would be aces high, flash of the blade, powerslave & rime of the ancient mariner . This is the perfect start to Iron Maiden the albums Number Of The Beast, Piece Of Mind and this are the albums everyone should start off with with maiden. In fact why havnt you bought ... Read More:

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Piece of Mind: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
Yes they can. This album is amazing starting the album off with nickos awesome drum intro then going into an awesome song which is Where Eagles Dare, awesome great chorus and solos and riffs and of course vocals. Revelations is an amazing song a bit slower but still got those riffs and an awesome solo again i dont need to mention the vocals again. Flight Of The Icarus why do some maiden fans have a problem with this i love it great song and chorus and solo, Die With Your Boots is another classic. Then the obvious classic on this album The Trooper a rocking track brilliant solos and lyrics and an awesome riff it has classic written all over it. Still life it has a strange intro to it but it's awesome. Quest For Fire this is the wrost song on the album still ... Read More:

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Iron Maiden: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
While there's some great classic 70's metal, Iron Maiden's debut album seems to create a whole new world of heavy metal. Although Purple, Priest, Sabbath, etc. certainly paved the way, this album somehow takes all that was great in 70s metal (with an emphasis on METAL) and kicks it up a notch. The songs are fast, dark, mysterious, full of energy and great riffs. Although Maiden would reach new heights again and again throughout the 80s, the first album is so good at what it is that it still retains its classic status. The Amazon description (and Steve Harris) may mention a lack in production values, but with music this fired-up and rockin', it doesn't really matter. Honestly, you polish metal too much and it loses it's raw underground feel - and there's ... Read More:

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Killers: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
I now own all of Maidens albums. Over the last few weeks i have listened to them all, and this one has to be their best. I really love that raw early sound which they had but appeared to lose once bruce took over. dont get me wrong, bruce did a fantastic job and i really think the number of the beast is his best record with the band. but there is something very special about the sound the band had on the first two albums. something that has never been repeated. When the band released 'no prayer for the dying' in 1990 they were trying to recapture that sound they had around the time of killers. they never recaptured that great sound. Paul Dianno did a great job on this record, the production is top notch. Because of the poor production on the first album his voice didn't ... Read More:

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Somewhere in Time: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
This is the Iron Maiden album that divided the fans, there bound to be at least one album of every band that does that. Sadly I wasn't there when Iron Maiden & Heavy Metal bursted fastly into the 80s when music was creative exciting and sometimes brutal etc Slayer. I've been an Iron Maiden fan since 2006(i'm only 17) and I have all Iron Maiden albums, a couple of the live ones(surprisingly not "Live After Death" will get it soon). I first bought Iron Maiden latest album "A Matter Of Life And Death" out of luck which to be honest blew me away, after that I bought their whole back catalogue and love every one of their albums. In my opinion their weakest albums are "The X Factor" & "Virtual XI" still great albums(to me) but lack the sheer brilliance and excitment of every ... Read More:

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Fear of the Dark: Remastered

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
I was so surprised when i found out that in fact alot of maiden fans dont like this, whats not to like? Its filled with Iron Maiden classics, I personaly love this album (though i do love all Iron Maiden albums). This album has classics like The Apparition (why does noone like this song is beyond me), Childhoods End, Afraid to Shoot Stranggers wait what the hell am i doing all this album is a classic how can you not like this album. People even say The X Factor & Virtual XI is better then this, dont get me wrong they're awesome album but compared to this album it just doesn come close to this album. This album has great lyrics, great vocals by dickinson (duh), great solos & riffs & awesome drumming by nicko. Fair enough maiden fans having a slight problem with the departure ... Read More:

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A Matter of Life and Death

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date August 28, 2006
I have been a fan for over 20 years since the days of somewhere in time and seventh son. And hand on my heart this is the best album the maiden have ever done. The instant I heard the album I was hooked. It is an instant winner and you will never tire of the tracks. They thunder along with great guts and balls. Dickinson rattles away the awesome lirics with such depth that you will not be dissapointed with any of the tracks on this corker of an album. I need say no more....buy this now, Maiden rocks again.....

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No Prayer for the Dying

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date September 14, 1998
Looking at the other reviews opinion is clearly divided on the subject of this album. Fair enough. As far as I'm concerned this is is as far away from the magnificence of their first, and their most recent, albums as you can get. Grunge was coming and Maiden, along with a lot of metal bands, had totally lost their way. It's an album with few, if any, redeeming qualities. They were out of ideas. It's derivative, and not even good at being that. It's also one of Bruce's worst vocal performances as he tries a slightly more throaty style which just doesn't work for me at all. Public Enema Number One, Hooks In You and Bring Your Daughter are just embarrassing.
And if you want to know what the band thinks of it, try to find out when they last played a song from it live. Not for very many a year.
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Brave New World

by: Iron Maiden

Release Date May 29, 2000
Well i just can't believe it, they have done it again, Brave new world rocks like a 9.9 on the richter scale....My god, the title track is pure gold and then blood brothers goes beyond....The album is just perfect in ever detail. It rocks like no other and i am an avid fan. A matter of life and death was awesome but i just can't describe this, it is un-describable. Just buy, sit back and rock away....you will not be dissapointed....Long live the Maiden