Cosmic music beyond space-time more
The best. more
"Without Bach, theology would be devoid of object, Creation fictitious, and nothing peremptory." Emil Cioran more
Cunning and petty little man who has ruined a multitude of bands with his sound, meaning all those he has touched, thinks he’s the shit in ambient but is of cosmic sadness and boredom. As a solo act, he’s mediocre, only shines in Roxy Music, failed. more
The return of the dark lady after 7 years of oblivion. Devotedly, the Banshees will want her to tour with them. The cover of Heroes must have filled the White Duke with pride. But for her, it was just a record to pay for her stuff. more
A super drummer, nothing more to add: perfect with Yes, alien with King Crimson. It is also worth highlighting his tremendous performance on a monumental live album like Seconds Out, his duet with Phil Collins is epic. 5, 5, 5, 5... more
Admirable, she is fantastic, and has a heart as big as a house. more
Stop denigrating them! These guys are awesome... yes, they kick ass. more
They never told me anything, but they have their reasons. more
As far as I'm concerned, this is the most successful album by Iron Maiden. There is an underlying mysticism and a "suffering" that I have never perceived in their other works. Perhaps this comes from being the only concept album of their career. "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" has an artistic and expressive maturity that makes it unique and original in their long career. The title track is the Bible of heavy metal. more
The same applies to "No prayer for the dying." After the golden period, ideas become scarce and the quality level declines. You start to notice fatigue, and Dickinson's departure is the result of a complex moment. A sufficient product that has the title track as its peak, as well as one of the most well-known highlights of the Maiden. more
Sooner or later, the "wrong" album had to arrive. Adrian Smith's departure is felt in terms of songwriting. Janick Gers will take some time to assert his characteristics, which will come to the fore especially in the period following the reunion. Although it is not an album that holds up against everything that came before it, it still contains some good tracks: among them, the title track, "Tailgunner," "The Assassin," and "Mother Russia." more
The best. more
At the time, it was heavily criticized. Then it became one of their most beloved albums, perhaps because its "innovative" charge was understood with the inclusion of synthesizers and a much more futuristic and less "primitive" atmosphere. "Wasted years," "Heaven can wait," "Stranger in a strange land," and the concluding "Alexander the great" are absolute gems. more
Fifth center out of five. The "emblem" album of Iron Maiden: power, melody, epicness, technique. Everything that is asked of classic metal. And "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" is one of the highest compositional peaks in the entire world of metal. more
Another masterpiece by the Maiden: the sound becomes more epic, and tracks like "Where Eagles Dare," "Revelations," and "To Tame a Land" prove it. A perfect album, heartfelt, the embodiment of heavy metal, the real one... more
He was accused of being a perfect idiot: listening to the album suggests that idiocy might be the best way to be in the world. more
Immense.. masterpiece the debut album, vastly underrated the second. more
Cute, but it's still an MTV product. more
Big pain in the ass more