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SinisterMinisterX said:BNW is still the best reunion-era album. AMOLAD and TFF are tied for second; my preference between them varies from day to day.
Those three albums share the trait of feeling like albums, if you know what I mean. There's a consistency there; even fillers feel like they just belong.
DoD doesn't feel like a consistent album. Can't explain exactly why; it just feels more like a collection of songs without any unifying factor. Some of those songs are superb; hell, one is my #1 Maiden song. But as an album, it falls below the rest.
Chartwell said:Yeah, I don't share the BNW love - I actually feel exactly the opposite about DoD v. BNW - to me, DoD sounds more consistent while BNW is a collection of (repetitive) songs. Also, it drops off so quickly from the brilliance of Wicker Man. But this isn't a BNW thread - and I promise I will put up a Jupz-like thread soon comparing the merits of BNW and DoD... it promises to be full of blasphemy and tears, crying, and Janick-love
Chartwell said:it promises to be full of blasphemy and tears, crying,
This.Tron said:its not just me
personally AMOLAD›TFF»BNW›DOD
bornless1 said:[quote author=Tron l
But way behind AMOLAD and the almighty Dance of Death!!! It has made this past year much better though!!!
Y'know, it was one of my favourites on TFF from the beginning, and it has only grown in stature for me over the past year. Seems to be some ambivalence for it around here though...Vap said:I've been listening to The Man Who Would Be King a lot recently and I'm really starting to get in it.
I agree!snake plissken said:AMOLAD > BNW > TFF > DOD.
SinisterMinisterX said:King has great music but the lyrics don't quite draw me in like most other songs on this album.
snake plissken said:AMOLAD > BNW > TFF > DOD.