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IRON MAIDEN - A Matter Of Life And Death
| Sputnikmusic.com | | Iron Maiden's latest record, A Matter Of Life And Death, was surrounded by a lot of pre-release hype. What were fans actually anticipating? The best record since Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son? A decent record, worthy of the Iron Maiden logo on the front? Or would it be a failure, along the lines of No Prayer For The Dying?...full text |
| | Metal Storm | | It's never easy to write the review of the new album of the legendary Iron Maiden. The band is so big and famous that you'll always get comments from the nostalgic people that will say that it was better before (a point that is not especially wrong on a side) and comment from some others ones who cannot understand that a band can change a bit its musical orientation and will always request hits a la "Fear Of The Dark"....full text |
| | Popmatters | | Following a decade-long period during which Iron Maiden sounded increasingly tired and old, from the abysmal No Prayer For the Dying, to the tepid Fear of the Dark, to the pair of commercial busts with singer Blaze Bayley (1995’s The X Factor and 1998’s Virtual XI), the metal legends got a new lease on life after welcoming singer Bruce Dickinson and guitarist Adrian Smith back into the fold in 1999....full text |
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