By: Iron Maiden
Release date: 1982
Standing track: Hallowed Be Thy Name
Iron Maiden and this album have become so big that when you type in the above names, instead of getting directed to the torture device and the mythical number of the beast, you get directed to the band and the album (how cool is that, eh?) And all because of this album! With such ultra-classic songs li... read more
Canadian digitally remastered reissue of 1982 album. Pressed onto an enhanced disc featuring full length videos, exclusive band biographies, photo galleries, internet links & more. PC/MAC compatible. 1998.
Manufacturer : EMI Europe Generic Release date : 1 January 2000 Number of discs : 1 EAN: 0724349691803 UPC: 724349691803
"What can I say about iron Maiden that hasn't already been said by a hundred different people? They grabbed you by the balls when you were a teenager, and just did not want to let go. It was either the awesome artwork or those killer harmonized guitars, either way something made you buy their albums, and something else made you break down and attempt at playing their advanced work.
Number of the Beast is not my favorite Maiden album, and I think it over shadows it's predecessors that are just as"
""I'm waiting in my cold cell, when the bell begins to chime
Reflecting on my past life and it doesn't have much time
'Cause at 5 o'clock, they'll take me to the gallows pole
The sands of time for me are running low."
Introducing Bruce Dickinson into Iron Maiden was a blessing, and would only make them a better band. Number of the Beast picked up right where Killers left off as far as lyrical stories that are almost like watching a movie with their detail. Unlike Killers, there is no old songs, "
Iron Maiden and this album have become so big that when you type in the above names, instead of getting directed to the torture device and the mythical number of the beast, you get directed to the band and the album (how cool is that, eh?) And all because of this album! With such ultra-classic songs like Run To The Hills, Children of the Damned and the title track, it's no wonder why this album is considered one of the best!” read more
"By: Iron Maiden
Release date: 1982
Standing track: Hallowed Be Thy Name
Iron Maiden and this album have become so big that when you type in the above names, instead of getting directed to the torture device and the mythical number of the beast, you get directed to the band and the album (how cool is that, eh?) And all because of this album! With such ultra-classic songs like Run To The Hills, Children of the Damned and the title track, it's no wonder why this album is considered one of the best"
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