The Perfect Pint
Album Reviews
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A Matter Of Life And Death – 2006
KKKK Third release as a 6 piece lineup. Third album with producer Kevin Shirley. First months of listening to this album almost caused me tinnitus..It was a addictive album and tracks like For The Greater Good Of God and Brighter Than A Thousand Suns make this a strong album. After 4 years the album has dropped in [...] -
Dance of Death – 2003
KKK Expectations were high for the after the critically acclaimed album Brave New World. It was quite an instant album, but failed to reach the standards of the procedor. It features a few strong tracks like Paschendale, Journeyman and Face In the Sand. The weakest song is first single Wildest Dreams. The biggest issue for me is the sound. The [...] -
Brave New World – 2000
KKKKK The album that sets metal and Iron Maiden back on the map. Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith are finally back and making this album almost as good as any previous IM album!! The rest of the members, Steve Harris, Nicko McBrain, Jannick Gers and Dave Murray are also back in fine style. Finest moment [...] -
Virtual XI – 1998
K The lowest point in Maiden history. Looking back and knowing the strenght and quality of the band in 2010, it`s a mystery how Steve harris could let this release go through. It must have been difficult times. No more to say -
The X Factor – 1995
KK Being the least bad of the two Blaze Bailey albums, it comes across as a step on the way to rock botton. I never could stand Blaze. The just the way it is. It feature some strengh when it comes to songwriting as the opening track Sign Of the Cross, later performed by Bruce [...] -
Fear Of The Dark – 1992
FFF Features live classic Fear Of The dark. It`s a average album with some hightlights but for me a disapointment. I remember hearing Be Quick Or Be Dead on Radio Luxenburg, i was a bit sad that night of 1992. It had the signs of what to come, the biggest letdown in my life as [...]
