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Topic - The Great Collection Rediscovery
Posted: 26 Jul 2020 at 7:14am By adg211288
Artist: Iron Maiden
Album: Piece of Mind
Previous Last.fm Scrobbles: 134
Old Rating: 4/5



Verdict: I'm probably going to cop some flask for this one, but I've always thought that Piece of Mind represented the weakest point in the classic Iron Maiden period, regardless of whether you define that as the whole 80s or just the Dickinson-Smith-Harris-Murray-McBrain line-up. This latest listen't hasn't changed that point of view.

Piece of Mind is an album with a fair bit going for it. It's got The Trooper on it for a start. One of Maiden's most famous tracks, even giving name to their very own beer, I always thought the album it was from would be one of my favourites. But it just isn't. I love To Tame a Land though. I'm also quite fond of a couple of the lesser known tracks here, namely Quest for Fire and Sun and Steel. The rest? Merely solid Iron Maiden that has never resonated with me as much as its reputation says it should. 

New Rating: No Change

Keeper? Yeah, it's still a good album, but not a classic for me. 

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