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Исполнитель: Iron Maiden Альбом: Killers Год: 1981 (Re-Release 1995) Жанр: Heavy Metal Формат: FLAC (image+

Iron Maiden - Killers (1981).

Killers is Iron Maiden's second offering, and is solid throughout. While I like the debut album a tad better, this album still resonates with me. The musicianship on the album is probably a little better and more complex than it's predecessor, but I prefer the songs on the first album. I'm only comparing this album to the first for the simple fact that these two are the only releases with Paul Di'Anno on vocals. On one end this album introduces the fabulous melodic guitar work of Adrian Smith, on the other end we lose the masterful skill of guitarist Dennis Stratton and the punk powerhouse vocals of Paul Di'Anno. I guess you can say this is a new discovery for me and I'm glad It makes up part of my collection now. I love the intro to this cd and wrath child which follows.

The full collection of the 2014 reissue of the 80s Iron Maiden albums, including: Iron Maiden - 1980 Killers - 1981 The Number of the Beast - 1982 Piece of Mind - 1983 Powerslave - 1984 Live After Death (live) - 1985 Somewhere in Time - 1986 Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - 1988. 80s Album Collection - FREE UK SHIPPING. Originally released in 1982 and the first album to feature the vocals of ex Samson lead singer Bruce Dickinson replacing Paul Dianno. SIDE A. 1. Invaders 2. Children of the Damned 3. The Prisoner 4. 22 Acacia Avenue.

Iron Maiden's sophomore effort, Killers, is mostly composed of pre-existing material that had been left off the debut, with just a few new additions. It's certainly a better-sounding release than the debut, with new producer Martin Birch beefing up the band's studio presence and lending their instrumental attack a newfound clarity that throws their considerable skills into sharp relief. In fact, this helps mask the fact that the songwriting isn't quite as strong overall as it was on the debut. The resulting instrumental fireworks are what truly make the album tick. That said, there's a much smaller percentage of catalog standards here than on the previous album. Wrathchild" is the standout, re-recorded here with Smith on guitar from an earlier version for the Metal for Muthas compilation. There's a fair bit of unity in the lyrical themes, with a parade of murderers, fugitives, and characters otherwise torn from their roots.

In 1981, pioneering heavy metal band Iron Maiden released their acclaimed follow up to their debut, entitled Killers. This is the second and last album that Iron Maiden recorded with lead singer Paul Di Anno, before trading up for the legendary Bruce Dickinson and forming their legendary line-up. Unfortunately, though a decent effort, Killers attempts to be superior to the previous Maiden effort (the debut), but ultimately fails on nearly every level. This is a record that is far too overrated by fans and critics of the group. Killers has many blunders, more than it does achievements. First and foremost, those high energy, burning hot guitar leads and intricate harmonies are a huge part of Iron Maiden’s sound. Sadly, this album lacks layered riffing and is much more rhythm based.