Iron Maiden - Number Of The Beast - Review

Well to begin this critique on one of the best albums of music in history I will tell you a little about this album. This was the band's third studio album and the first one with the singer Bruce Dickinson and the last one with Clive Bur. In my opinion a good drummer this album was a total success after the first 2 albums Killers and Iron Maiden, good now if we start with this song criticized by song and then I will say my opinion or the conclusion about the album.

let's start with the first song of the album that is invaders a powerful theme an excellent riff here you can appreciate the work or the vocal range of bruce incredible in my personal opinion a very good song and excellent album start
After the things get fast in a score I would give 10/10 we have the second of the album, Children of the Damned, a very epic work but at the same time a different sound of iron maiden is appreciated with an acoustic introduction that goes every time faster with cries and echoes bruce and a bass of harris that has total prominence, in a rating I would give 10/10, we go with the third and that the prisoner, a theme that starts slow but a sound like trash but is in progress to part we add epic riffs and it's a perfect song a 10/10 on the score excellent subject and very lonely
the fourth of the album is a classic of the band and that is no less 22 acacia avenue heavy riffs in trash but then stands out with the style of iron maiden the fifth of the abum is one of the classic classics of the band and heavy metal and music and that is the epic The Number Of The Beast a phrase with a thick voice at the beginning and then a fast and catchy riff does not surprise me because it is so good to part we add the lyrics and an epic just a song perfect 10/10 another classic of the band and that is Run To The Hills a good intro of the drums and another catchy riff also with an almost perfect coordination of bruce with the sound makes epica 10/10 we go for the penultimate song that Gangland is a catchy song but in my opinion unlike the others it is regular but it does not mean that it is bad a 7/10 in a score and now the last and epica Hallowed Be Thy Name, an epic and masterpiece of iron maiden exelente way to finish an album a curious story of this song is about a monk who was sentenced to the gallows and this has a reflection on life and death but talking about the song an intro of laud and bell and an incredible vocal range of dickinson that is increasing with inprovisations of riffs that go from fast to slow are very good.

Good to conclude is one of my favorite albums of the best that maiden has here shows something that Paul could not but bruce got and that was the creativity and work of all that is why this album will be the best of iron maiden (in my opinion) and one of the best in history 10/10

Thank you for reading.