Funny, my son said the same when I played the CD for the first time. Didn't notice it much myself. The piano helps of course.I am not saying it is a Beckett-level controversy, but Empire immediately flooded to mind at least through the first few bars.
A very good song indeed, with a feel a bit similar to "A Touch Of Evil" but without copying it at all.I would have to go with Rising from Ruins. I think it's got all the good elements Metal is known for.
I've heard it for the 2nd time. At this point, I can mention only three tracks I do not like much. All others: fine, good, great, awesome.
The three:
- Flame Thrower
- Spectre
- Lone Wolf
11 nice songs. Maiden did that for the last time in nineteen fucking ninety-five, haters.
Great album.
I'd take 10 great songs over 11 nice songs.11 nice songs. Maiden did that for the last time in nineteen fucking ninety-five, haters.
Great album.
Don't think playing the songs loudly can make them betterYou know what helps to appreciate this album? Play this loud, if your family and neighbours allow you to.
Quality > quantity.11 nice songs. Maiden did that for the last time in nineteen fucking ninety-five, haters.
Perhaps a response or continuation of "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" by Charlie Daniels?The devil's moved from Georgia" -
Just wanted to use one word for songs that have a positive vibe.fine, good, great, awesome.
Don't think playing the songs loudly can make them better
This album is as "playing it safe" as it gets.
I’m not ready to give this a full review yet, but if awesome is where original and interesting collide, then Rising From Ruins, Evil Never Dies and the Spectre. If it’s defined as I want to play this again, add Never the Heroes.Which songs on this album would you consider "awesome"?