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This album is beautiful! And this review is perhaps the only duplicate that deserves to exist. I think your desire to do justice to one of the classics of heavy metal pushed you to give Debaser a better review of the aforementioned... "this is my life, this is my lefe I'll decide not you! - Beyond the Realms of Death."

Come on, instead of doing ten reviews a day, why not focus on quality... or at least make it more of a review and less of a comment? This post is longer than your COMMENT on the CD! And no Iron, come on...

commercial? If the CD is not made of inaudible grunts is it commercial? Or is it because it’s popular? This album is a gem in a sea of mud, the only one that stands out in what is perhaps the worst discography in the history of music... vermilion pt2 is quite nice, it’s enjoyable to listen to; the rest is pleasant if you erase a good part of the music produced from here for quite some time... slipknot are like fast food, terrible quality, but somehow you end up considering them: really too much attention for a limited group, which is even painful live...

truly hard to digest, synthesis has never been a strength of the 5 from New York, definitely... in my opinion, train of thought is not a disaster, it contains several interesting ideas. but the last octavarium, with references to muse and u2, was an almost-betrayal (almost because the final suite is magnificent...) due to its complete lack of originality and the feeling of carelessness and indifference that permeates all the tracks on the album.

Nice, but a bit below close to the edge.. great review, though.

for the anonymous ones: I don't know how old you are, but it's time to stop with the vulgar and unnecessary insults directed at someone who simply expressed their opinion about the album (the trooper). If you don't want to read a review, don't open it... enough already.

Iron Maiden. 6 zombies (3 guitarists) who for over twenty years continue to draw from old ideas that made them famous, relying on a rock-solid fanbase that hails every release as if it were the musical nirvana.. it’s pointless to say that their "genius" has faded after their self-titled album, just as it’s pointless to mention that they didn’t invent anything, blending the rock/metal of Rush and Judas Priest, seasoning it with the speed of the Dead Kennedys, giving life to a hybrid often referred to today as "pure" heavy metal... shall we then talk about Bruce Dickinson, who, despite having impressive technical skills, has an unbearable vocal timbre and style; the fact that he possesses excellent vocal range often leads him to indulge in outright howls! All this, for one reason or another, has managed to stretch out to this latest album, which sells as novelty the reworking of structures typical of prog music. The result: the usual three chords that Iron Maiden have accustomed us to are now mashed together in songs of unreasonable length, because they are unable to create a perfect alchemy of instruments that would allow the usual guitar licks to be interesting within a prog structure. The songs are messy, sometimes Dickinson sings out of time, the guitars are excessively heavy and out of place, the bass often inappropriately seeks loops and riffs dear to Tool... IN SHORT, ENOUGH ALREADY! I hope I'm not a kind of white fly; it’s time to disavow many of the merits that are attributed to these guys...

The future of rock is metal, for those who still believe, lies outside the spotlight of the music business... and it’s not hard to understand why these are the big players in rock, the others speak for themselves.

Non hai fornito un testo da tradurre. Per favore, inviami il testo in italiano e sarò felice di aiutarti con la traduzione.

terrible