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I wouldn't say 10/10, but easily 8/10 or even a bit more. Great instrumental section indeed. What IMO downgrades it seriously (apart from the goofy lyrics) is Bruce's singing, especially those falsettos. A rare case in that regard.

I'd add two semicolons... it would add up to a whole divine colon, worthy of such a remark.

I see. But @srfc , there are commas before and after the sentence so it's a bit unclear what's it related to. So, I read it as "Megadeth releases since 2004 are usually ok" instead of "Megadeth lyrics since 2004 are usually dumb". A period point after ok would perhaps make the thought process...

Been watching your reviews and must say: aren't you being a tad bit unfair to Rust In Peace? Just 100% when you gave two songs 11/10? Meh. P.s. Jokes aside, yeah... hell of a disc, also my favorite Megadeth release, I love every single tune. Is it perfect? I don't know... IMO it may not be but...

Mmmm I personally have a distinct view. IMO Endgame sits comfortably among Megadeth's top 5 albums, with The System Has Failed being close. Both The Sick The Dying And The Dead and United Abominations are also really, really good records. Now, I know it's an unpopular opinion but, despite having...

Yeah, I know. :ok: Agreed. And Blaze himself sounds so much better. I mean, down tuning sure did help, but besides that it's blatant how much of a better singer he is when compared with the late 90's. Even 1 tone down it would I'd seriously question the sanity of anyone who'd tell me two...

Way better IMO.

Sounds good. Let's see the rest.

Judgement Day is, simply put, my 2nd favorite track from the entire X Factor recording sessions only topped by Sign Of The Cross. And there's not a single song I dislike in Maiden's tenth album. That alone should tell you how much of a crime i consider leaving this gemout. I also like Justice Of...

@Vaenyr one more point I think you're misunderstanding: I don't hate Virtual XI. My only gripe with it is: a) a focus on repetition on certain sections I can't wrap my head around (TAATG, DLTTEOAS, WTWC) b) besides The Clansman, Futureal and The Educated Fool everything sounds decent at best...

I'm not mad with @SetHerInConcrete 's picks (obviously everyone is entitled to his opinion): only used the emoji since there's not one for "disagree". Indeed, I think DLTTEOAS is quite poor but even taking that into account it's not among my lowest of lows. And CEA is, IMO, decent. Then, as far...

Anything going against the majority of Dave McKean's covers will have a hard time getting my vote.

4 Vektor - Terminal Redux 4 Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation + 1 0 HammerFall - Built to Last 5 Mercyful Fate - 9 + 1 3 Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell 0 Magnum - Chase the Dragon

Painkiller and Still Life

It isn't Depeche Mode. It was made by a Youtuber. Yet hell of a job... it really sounds like early DM.

Run For Your Lives Disc 1: Murders In The Rue Morgue Wrathchild Killers Phantom Of The Opera The Number Of The Beast The Clairvoyant Powerslave 2 Minutes To Midnight Run To The Hills Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son The Trooper Hallowed Be Thy Name Iron Maiden Disc 2: Aces High Rime Of The...

You made a great point with your post with which I concur. I mean, we disagree on the ranking, but IMO everything here is at least an 8 (I think on my review I even gave an 8.5 as the lowest grade).

My favorite Maiden album. Here's why: 8 & 7: Stranger In A Strange Land, Deja Vu (excellent) 6 & 5: Sea Of Madness, Alexander The Great (amazing) 4 to 1: Caught Somewhere In Time, Wasted Years, Heaven Can Wait, The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner (flawless)

I personally would love to listen to renditions of Fortunes Of War and The Edge Of Darkness. But taking into account the circumstances, I believe it's practically impossible. Were they to be played live or reworked, it would have been several years ago.

RIP :(