 Simos - 25.05.2010 at 01:45
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| Rating: 10 |
I think this one is one of the greatest debut albums of all time
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Reza - 11.09.2010 at 20:18
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Written by Simos on 25.05.2010 at 01:45
I think this one is one of the greatest debut albums of all time
I totally agree.
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BeastOfMetal456 - 26.07.2011 at 02:29
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One fine album by my all time favorite band. Di'Anno sounds good, but not as good as Dickinson.
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This or Number Of The Beast is my favorite Maiden album, can't figure out which one's better.
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Cuca Beludo - 06.06.2012 at 22:21
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Excellent album... I imagine how Iron Maiden would be in the future if Paul where still in the band...
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Written by Guest on 11.09.2010 at 20:18
Written by Simos on 25.05.2010 at 01:45
I think this one is one of the greatest debut albums of all time
I totally agree.
Me too
I can remember when this album came out. Sill a fresh slice of metal now as it was then.
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| Rating: 8 |
Written by Guest on 06.06.2012 at 22:21
Excellent album... I imagine how Iron Maiden would be in the future if Paul where still in the band...
Yea, more punk than metal, lol
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Cuca Beludo - 15.07.2012 at 21:02
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Written by tea[m]ster on 09.06.2012 at 19:58
Written by Guest on 06.06.2012 at 22:21
Excellent album... I imagine how Iron Maiden would be in the future if Paul where still in the band...
Yea, more punk than metal, lol
Definitely not a good thing 
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megadeath13 - 09.11.2012 at 23:04
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One of the most influential debuts and way ahead of its time.
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Very strong debut, though I do prefer Killers out of the two Paul Di'Anno era albums.
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Written by Guest on 06.06.2012 at 22:21
Excellent album... I imagine how Iron Maiden would be in the future if Paul where still in the band...
This is masterpiece, one of super debute albums, perfect in it time and what was around , perfect for 1980 , but next one was way to week and if Paul be , IM would be a club band, what would split up in 1991 , never would reach glory and maybe re unite in 2004. Band felt that way and ask Bruce join, but he said he will finishs chool 1th .... well band know whit Paul what was more punkish theyw ont have future..... why Paul is on bottom, he had fibacal problems+?
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Cuca Beludo - 12.03.2013 at 00:08
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Written by Bad English on 21.02.2013 at 01:54
Written by Guest on 06.06.2012 at 22:21
Excellent album... I imagine how Iron Maiden would be in the future if Paul where still in the band...
This is masterpiece, one of super debute albums, perfect in it time and what was around , perfect for 1980 , but next one was way to week and if Paul be , IM would be a club band, what would split up in 1991 , never would reach glory and maybe re unite in 2004. Band felt that way and ask Bruce join, but he said he will finishs chool 1th .... well band know whit Paul what was more punkish theyw ont have future..... why Paul is on bottom, he had fibacal problems+?
I wouldn't call this one a masterpiece, but definitely one of my favourites. Prowler is the best song from the old maiden era, and I also agree that the follow-up kinda of sucked. But anyway this sound is unique, neither Di'anno could re-create the feeling of this album in his solo "career".
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| Rating: 10 |
Wow, wasn't this a 8.8 a while back?
How can people rate this low?
It's such a strong debut and arguably one of Maiden best albums.
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Hmm, maybe the best debut i can think of. This and SSOASS are their best albums.
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Paul Di'Anno era albums.are classics and takes you somewhere but what bruce brought to maiden was something where i wanted be iron maiden - iron maiden paved the way for good things to come and they surely did 10 out of 10 for iron maiden-iron maiden and also iron maiden- killers.
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Written by Egigantea on 14.04.2013 at 02:30
How can people rate this low?
Guess it doesn't compare to that latest Experimental-Blackened-Avantgarde-Drone-Post-Rock-Shoegazer-With-Psychadelic-Influences album or Amon Amarth's Same-Old-Shit-We've-Done-For-Nine-Albums album or the Anything-By-Opeth-Even-If-It's-Shite-Cause-Mikael-Akerfeldt-Makes-My-Loins-Twitch album.
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I think someone is a little biased against the current metal scene...
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Just a little! 
On a serious note, I don't understand dissing or under rating classic albums that had such a huge impact on the development of metal.
I don't like Judas Priest or most things Napalm Death but I'm not going to diss them because I don't like them. At the same time I wouldn't defend a crappier album by say Iron Maiden or Megadeth.
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Written by deadone on 15.01.2014 at 05:34
Guess it doesn't compare to that latest Experimental-Blackened-Avantgarde-Drone-Post-Rock-Shoegazer-With-Psychadelic-Influences album or Amon Amarth's Same-Old-Shit-We've-Done-For-Nine-Albums album or the Anything-By-Opeth-Even-If-It's-Shite-Cause-Mikael-Akerfeldt-Makes-My-Loins-Twitch album.
 yeah, I second Troy on this one.
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Di'Anno surprised me with this. I turned it on expecting it to confirm me as a Bruce purist (not keen on the two Bayley albums), but whilst its no Somewhere In Time, it works.
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