This album was bought as a child growing up at about 11 years of age. The cassette is the basis to this review. The band's covers lured me into their sound and after their first tape caught somewhere in time that I did not like for their lack of vocals. This cassette filled that void but my parents did not. I was forced to return the album at the store since it had satanic cover.

I really don't remember how the tracks sounded but will stand against this group since they are a racist distance--meaning lets dissolve this unto you for your lack. Usually that is the reflection returning to more where they or the island areas can dissolve.

Remember in reference it was the English who translated anti-christ and this reflection is very clear in all their sounds. This is a mix of stupidity, foolishness, and penitence.

Once more this album is for the performance area not a private home. It is a mistake to allow this to enter or replace necessity. The emphasis towards necessity should not replace with this group. I don't care if they attract an audience at a very large stadium but to say I want that stadium in my home makes me a complete idiot and this group a complete stand out. This is once again best kept in public, they are a waste of private interest.

- After reading this review, I learned nothing... and the sentence: I really don't remember how the tracks sounded but will stand against this group since they are a racist distance--meaning lets dissolve this unto you for your lack. didn't seem except able. After reading the guidelines, I believe this review essentially has no value in rating the musical performance of Iron Maiden, nor reflect the album. I understand the other half of this review is a personal opinion however; this kind of review doesn't seem appropriate.  

Review by thewickedfall

 The basis of this album review is from cassette. The cassette was repaired but sounded fine. The tracks are heavy metal and as so many of these heavy metal acts way too big for their britches.

The video for one was a to most a groundbreaking video in metal. The allowing of a group to reflect on a very traumatic war incident is very alarming in reflection. The group members as mentioned are not in common sense in their decision making as master of puppets returns to them.

These groups are not once more for the private home, they are for large commercial to public performances. In public they are allowed to reflect and personify as they are permitted, it is very different in the privacy of a home. The group Metallica is a private distance without a basis to their reflection or their personification.

The album are for public tickets, albums like so many I have reviewed should not be allowed to be sold into a home. The recording studios should record and have their own public areas to demonstrate their professional recording studio, much like movies have movie theatres.

They are at the very least in the private home a disturbance and the most a public outcry without the emphasis for any necessity--without common sense. They come out as racists and bigots using a larger backstage.

Pink Floyd as progressive is not a mainland distance---their efforts outdo the work. I would not consider this group as any common ground in progressive but decided to emerge in their later albums as a decision in consequence. The commercial success of this album will outdo any group in the progressive genre since the focus shifts to a performance or an atmosphere rather than the recorder to musician reflection on the reflective-- recording time stamped effects on tracks as a loss of focus.

The groups in England will fall into reference in this lack of focus and is not a betterment to the mainland. The common sense is a simple return not a physics wave on a track--it is not a replaceable distance or else an attempt would not have been recorded.

Pink Floyd has emerged as a commercial success and there is nothing progressive to a commercial album such as Dark side of the moon. Pink Floyd would have liked to stay progressive and have decided themselves as a group to send out to a very large commercial audience--the world.

thx for those words of wisdom...