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 Bruce Dickinson’s prodigious voice showed even more passion and ambition compared to his predecessor.

 Hallowed Be Thy Name is the masterpiece of the album and perhaps of Maiden’s entire discography.

The review praises Iron Maiden's 1982 album The Number of the Beast as a defining moment in heavy metal, highlighting Bruce Dickinson's powerful vocals replacing Paul Di'Anno. It discusses the album's evolved, heavier sound and analyzes standout tracks like "The Prisoner," "Run to the Hills," and the iconic title track. The reviewer emphasizes the album's lasting influence and recommends it to all music lovers. Listen to Iron Maiden’s The Number of the Beast and experience a timeless heavy metal classic!

 This album SUCKS... IT'S A PIECE OF CRAP!!!!

 Those who understand good music, listen to me and steer clear of this stuff!!

This review delivers a straightforward and harsh critique of Articolo 31's album 'Così Com'è', describing it as poor quality music. The reviewer strongly advises avoiding the album and sees it as emblematic of negative trends in Italian society's music scene. The personal listening experience was unpleasant, lasting only ten minutes. Read this blunt review before you listen to Articolo 31's 'Così Com'è' and decide if it's worth your time.

 The production is terrible, the keyboard is convincing only in the introductions of the title track and 'Darkness', which is in my opinion the best of the album.

 A rushed album, but not to be discarded, which I still encourage you to listen to, just to get an idea of the band’s origins.

This review covers Stratovarius' debut album 'Fright Night,' highlighting its rough production and aggressive vocals by Timo Tolkki. While the keyboard work impresses only in select tracks like 'Darkness,' the lyrics appear simplistic compared to later albums. Despite its flaws, the album offers valuable insights into the band’s early sound and development. Listen to 'Fright Night' to discover the raw origins of Stratovarius and experience their evolution firsthand!

 "Against the Wind"... characterized by a commendable refrain that is impossible not to sing at the top of your lungs!

 "Nightfall" has a relaxing atmosphere similar to those created by Pink Floyd, but much more melodic.

Stratovarius' 1995 album Fourth Dimension marks a significant evolution with new vocalist Timo Kotipelto. The album features powerful riffs, memorable melodies, and dynamic atmospheres. Key tracks like 'Against the Wind,' 'Galaxies,' and 'Nightfall' showcase the band's skill and emotional depth. An essential listen for power metal fans. Listen to Stratovarius' Fourth Dimension and experience a legendary power metal journey today!