Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time
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Music CD Cover Artist: Iron Maiden Edition: Music CD Format: Enhanced, Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 2002-03-26 Music Label: Sanctuary Records Soundtracks:
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Free Music Review: Maiden Lose Me
Hit: 1 Stars
It was all downhill from here. Bruce is worn out from the Slavery tour and the songs just don't cut it. There's hardly a decent lick on the album and there no fun in it. They seem to be having so much more fun on Powerslave, particularly with: Back in the Village, Aces, 2 Minutes.
Harris has run out of ideas and what went wrong with chorus's; repeating a song's title over and over again: "Heaven Can Wait! Heaven Can Wait! Heaven Can Wait!" or "Caught Somewhere in Time! Caught Somewhere in Time! Caught Somewhere in Time!" is just lame.
Me and my mates tried to like this when it came out. But in the end it was no good (the next album was just as weak). End of Maiden and Metallica just blew them away with Puppets.