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 Mr. Blaze delights us with a completely different album from his more rock’n’roll past and from those with the Irons.

 The title track, which expresses anger and violence and is certainly the masterpiece of the record.

Silicon Messiah marks a strong return for Blaze Bayley after his mixed Iron Maiden tenure. The album features a classic heavy metal sound with powerful riffs, strong vocals, and well-crafted tracks. Highlights include the intense title track and the emotional closing song. Although some songs are less impactful, the album overall shines with energy and solid musicianship. It’s a must-have for fans of straightforward heavy metal. Listen to Silicon Messiah now and experience Blaze Bayley’s powerful return to classic heavy metal!

 "It is precisely what any fan of Iron Maiden... might desire the most: an album without Harris’s progressive ambitions, with immediate but also epic music."

 "The only flaw of this record is that it ends too soon."

The review praises Bruce Dickinson's 'Tyranny Of Souls' as an almost-masterpiece that returns to a dark, hard sound reminiscent of his last solo albums. It highlights the production by Roy Z, the absence of progressive distractions, and the album's epic and immediate heavy metal style. Each song is analyzed, emphasizing the album's intense performances, emotional depth, and flawless compositions. The reviewer regards it as a must-listen for fans wanting a focused and authorial metal experience. Listen to Bruce Dickinson's 'Tyranny Of Souls' today and experience heavy metal at its finest!

 Bruce immediately shows a certain dynamism that seemed lost in the last tour with the Irons.

 This live does not have exceptional sound, but it is nice to listen to for Bruce fans, who will certainly not be disappointed with a great vocal performance.

Accident In Brazil captures Bruce Dickinson's energetic live concert in São Paulo, featuring a powerful setlist and strong vocal performance. While the sound quality is not exceptional and the setlist excludes songs from his experimental Skunkworks album, fans will appreciate this dynamic showcase with notable contributions from Adrian Smith and other band members. The concert highlights Bruce's renewed energy and connection with the Brazilian audience. Dive into Bruce Dickinson's vibrant live show in Accident In Brazil – listen now to feel the energy and power of this unforgettable performance!

 This album, almost written by chance and for fun, does not claim to want to enter the history of rock, but it’s a good hard rock album.

 Bruce’s is a cry of disdain for those who tarnish the world of rock by making only commercial albums.

Bruce Dickinson’s solo debut 'Tattoed Millionaire' emerged unexpectedly, blending good hard rock with playful musicianship. While distinct from his work with Iron Maiden, it features solid tracks like 'Son Of A Gun' and the title track. The album includes covers and a notable bonus disc with acoustic and live performances. Though not groundbreaking, it’s a worthy listen for fans of Bruce and classic hard rock. Discover Bruce Dickinson’s solo side—listen to 'Tattoed Millionaire' and explore the hard rock energy beyond Iron Maiden!

 "The sound is aggressive, heavier than the contemporary Irons."

 "Among the best songs in Bruce’s entire solo production, it becomes a concert classic where the audience sings along with Bruce the long final tail."

Bruce Dickinson’s 1997 album 'Accident Of Birth' marks a major return to the classic ’80s heavy metal style fans longed for. With strong collaborations, especially the return of Adrian Smith, the album delivers powerful riffs and dark, thoughtful lyrics. Songs like 'Darkside Of Aquarius' and 'Taking The Queen' stand out as enduring highlights. The album is praised for its aggressive sound and lyrical depth, becoming an important milestone in Dickinson's solo career. Listen to Bruce Dickinson’s 'Accident Of Birth' and experience a powerful return to classic heavy metal greatness!

 The live show starts with power and speed, with a legendary trio: 'Be Quick Or Be Dead', 'The Number of the Beast' and 'Wrathchild'.

 We can only regret not having attended one of the most exciting shows by the greatest metal band of all time.

This review praises Iron Maiden's 1992 live album from Donington, highlighting the energetic setlist, impressive performances, and audience connection. Despite minor flaws like bass volume and a slower intro on one track, the show is celebrated as a superior live experience compared to contemporaries. The reviewer encourages fans to appreciate this underrated live record. Discover Iron Maiden's electrifying 1992 Donington live performance—listen now and relive a legendary metal show!