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A fake, very simple. Come on, this was obvious. Put more effort into pretending...

Noooooooo, what a disappointment! It's exactly what you denied, the same old half-baked 90s prog nonsense. Too bad, I give it a rounded 2.5.

Wow! Feel named, soon mine. Thank you.

I feel like you're going to unleash a massacre... Two Maiden reviews on the homepage are digestible for only a few. They don't bother me, but you're a bit too fanatic... I don't like the review and I don't agree on some points. The album is still nice, with some really beautiful tracks (I love "The Longest Day"... The single "Benjamin..." doesn't excite me..).

@Battlegods: well, I find Journeyman very beautiful, more than anything it feels very heartfelt...

A good album compared to the standards of the last 10 years. Brave New World has tracks that gain value especially when performed live (Rock in Rio is wonderful), and this also holds true for the "studio" version, if it weren't for some weaker songs ("Montsegur"...). The title track is really nice; it fully captures the essence of the title: it has the rhythm of a wild and cursed dance, and ranks as one of the highlights of modern Maiden. The overall rating is 4, but when considering the album in general, "Dance of Death" might be inferior to the subsequent "A Matter of Life and Death", which is more coordinated and much heavier, just the way we fans like it (even though they're not my favorite band, just to be clear). Lastly, this cover could have been very beautiful, but the computer-generated images have a (strangely) poor resolution, they look like they were made by me...

It will be the best-selling album, the turning point for dance and all that stuff… I can’t listen to it! After 8-9 minutes, I was already completely fed up!

Melodious melody... Mmmh, compliments...

I confirm, 73 AD, perhaps the most beautiful album in (but that's another) history.. Tubular Bells cannot leave you indifferent. It cannot, in any conceivable way in this world.. It's an absolute record, which in my opinion transcends personal tastes. An institution, an indispensable pillar.

Hm, the commercial phase of the good "Campovecchio" begins, but it's still a decent record. I give it a 4 for loyalty, but Moonlight Shadow does not sit well with me, and neither does Shadow On the Wall.