Iron Maiden - Dance of death
6 posts • Page 1 of 1
Iron Maiden - Dance of death
by Stoned on Sat Aug 20, 2005 8:00 pm
Bloody fantastic!
Having listened to all the Maiden albums in order I loved all the early albums, pure masterpieces. But by No Prayer for the Dying and all the other 90's albums it seemed to all have gone horribly wrong and I couldn’t be bothered to listen to anymore
Then I read a review of Dance and Death and decided to give this latest album a chance and f00k me it's brilliant!
I don’t know how they pulled this off after the direction they were heading, but you owe it yourself to check out this classic of Maiden albums.
I'm now fully ready to travel to Holland later in the year to go see them live
Having listened to all the Maiden albums in order I loved all the early albums, pure masterpieces. But by No Prayer for the Dying and all the other 90's albums it seemed to all have gone horribly wrong and I couldn’t be bothered to listen to anymore
Then I read a review of Dance and Death and decided to give this latest album a chance and f00k me it's brilliant!
I don’t know how they pulled this off after the direction they were heading, but you owe it yourself to check out this classic of Maiden albums.
I'm now fully ready to travel to Holland later in the year to go see them live
- Stoned
- Elite Post Master
- Posts: 8944
- Joined: Mon Apr 22, 2002 10:46 pm
- Location: Portsmouth
by Brother Crash on Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:30 pm
Maiden absolutely rock, even more so when Blaze was removed and good ol' Brucie came back
I think Tailgunner, Number Of The Beast, Running Free and Run To The Hills are frigging fantastic songs.
I have all their albums loads of singles, shed loads or memorabilia and even got a massive trooper tattooed on my leg
Never seen them live though
I think Tailgunner, Number Of The Beast, Running Free and Run To The Hills are frigging fantastic songs.
I have all their albums loads of singles, shed loads or memorabilia and even got a massive trooper tattooed on my leg
Never seen them live though
Last edited by Brother Crash on Fri Nov 25, 2005 11:28 am, edited 1 time in total.
- Brother Crash
- Elite Post Master
- Posts: 9686
- Joined: Mon Jul 21, 2003 10:18 am
- Location: South London & Drives: Kia Rio Chill & Vectra 2.2 SRI
by Maff Si on Wed Nov 30, 2005 3:56 pm
I was @ a special event last nite held in the Hard Rock Cafe...
Clive Burrs drum kit will was presented to the Cafe to be added to their collection of memorabilia. Clive was there and was presented with a cheque for the proceedes from the charity gigs maiden did and donations to the Clive Burr MS Fund.
Janick Gers, Adrian Smith & Bruce Dickinson were there too
Clive Burrs drum kit will was presented to the Cafe to be added to their collection of memorabilia. Clive was there and was presented with a cheque for the proceedes from the charity gigs maiden did and donations to the Clive Burr MS Fund.
Janick Gers, Adrian Smith & Bruce Dickinson were there too
No Filler Nova Killer - Goes Like A Bomb
When I'm not here I'm somewhere else
When I'm not here I'm somewhere else
- Maff Si
- Elite Post Master
- Posts: 1342
- Joined: Sat Sep 22, 2001 1:00 am
- Location: East SusSEX Drives:'94 1.6 16v Si
- Your car: Nothing til end of the month
6 posts • Page 1 of 1