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manosg
Emeritus
October 16th 2013


12708 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

The Number of the Beast hardly gets mentioned on best Maiden discussions on here.

JamieTwort
October 16th 2013


26988 Comments


@train: Powerslave, closely followed by this.

manosg
Emeritus
October 16th 2013


12708 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

@trainofconsequence



Watch your language. You've seen wrong. Most times it's between Powerslave and Seventh Son. The Number Of The Beast is mentioned rarely.

menawati
October 16th 2013


16715 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Ye powerslave and 7th son are better than beast.

I prefer their first two to all the others though because i like Di'annos punky vocals whereas Bruce has an amazing voice but can't sing.

Smial
October 16th 2013


800 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

i agree with the di'anno part but bruce's voice can turn my toe hairs right up on end

Nagrarok
October 16th 2013


8656 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

3rd best after Number of the Beast and Powerslave. Piece of Mind is the only 80's Maiden album that can be called inconsistent, as Jamie already pointed out. Most of their weaker material just lacks inspiration and/or is too repetitive (90's output mostly), but Quest for Fire is just bad.



still never heard the first 2 Maidens.



i know i know




Shame on you, shame.

menawati
October 16th 2013


16715 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

"i agree with the di'anno part but bruce's voice can turn my toe hairs right up on end"



Yes some of the notes he can hit, his screams and the sheer power - he has an amazing voice.

I still think he can't really sing though, his phrasing is comedically bad sometimes and he totally lacks any versatility in style. Thankfully the quality of the music makes up for it.

Nagrarok
October 16th 2013


8656 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

I still think he can't really sing though, his phrasing is comedically bad sometimes and he totally lacks any versatility in style.




I can actually agree with this to a certain extent.

warlordfun
October 16th 2013


453 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

manosg is right! The Number Of the Beast is rarely mentioned here. Come on guys, Number Of The Beast is the most influential metal album! It's full of epic songs such as Children Of The Damned, Hallowed Be Thy Name, 22 Acacia Avenue, Run To The Hills, Number Of The Beast, what else can be said about that masterpiece?! As for their debut album, Strange World is my favourite song. Great memories...

warlordfun
October 16th 2013


453 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

@CaptainDooRight, you are so right...

rockandmetaljunkie
October 16th 2013


9620 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Best Maiden after the holy trinity.

JamieTwort
October 16th 2013


26988 Comments


What's the holy trinity?

rockandmetaljunkie
October 16th 2013


9620 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Number, Piece, Powerslave.



Sorry Jamie, I know you won't agree with this, but these three albums are Maiden's best moment. Seventh Son is on par with their debut.

JamieTwort
October 16th 2013


26988 Comments


Yeah I can't agree with the inclusion of Piece of Mind at all but each to their own.

NeroCorleone80
October 16th 2013


34618 Comments


Seventh Son should replace Piece in the "holy trinity"

BigPleb
October 16th 2013


65784 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Jamie :D

JamieTwort
October 16th 2013


26988 Comments


Pleb :D

JamieTwort
October 16th 2013


26988 Comments


Ok.

BigPleb
October 16th 2013


65784 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Sup?



Also, with regards to Piece of Mind the 'classic' tracks are among Maiden's best but Quest for Fire and Sun of Steel are kinda annoying.

NeroCorleone80
October 16th 2013


34618 Comments


I like Quest for Fire. One of my fav Maiden solos on it



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