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Iron Maiden Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Album

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Release information about the album
Release Date: 09/22/1998
Tracks in Seventh Son of a Seventh Son: Moonchild, Infinite Dreams, Can I Play With Madness, The Evil That Men Do, Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son, The Prophecy, The Clairvoyant, Only The Good Die Young

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Album Tracklist

maiden rocks | Reviewer: don | 2/11/11

this was the first maiden album i purchased back in the late 80's early 90's. not a bad song on thios album. best song a enjoy listening to is "can i play with madness." love the video too. keep on rockin maiden.

To Lucas Madigan. | Reviewer: Joshua. | 7/9/09

Somewhere in Time was not a disapointment, yeah they didn't have all Great Songs... But still was a nice Album (Synthesizers where a good choice).
Wasted Years, Caught Somewhere in Time, The Loneliness of the long distance runner, Heaven can wait, DeJa-Va are pretty damn good...
The Songs weren't as catchy as their previous work, and the Vocals did get a bit annoying... But theres something that makes you want to go back and listen to them...

All hail Iron Maiden! | Reviewer: Lucas Madigan | 10/20/05

After the shocking, disappointing, keyboard-oriented Somewhere In Time, Iron Maiden returned to synthesizers on the 1988 concept album 7th Son Of A 7th Son: The album deals with the story of a clairvoyant who warns a village of an upcoming disaster. This is probably the band's most interesting album, and it takes you to a magical place that you thought never existed: "Infinite Dreams" is the standout track here, a majestic power ballad filled with lovely guitar melodies and some of Bruce Dickinson's finest vocals. 7th Son marked the end of Maiden's glory days, due in part to guitarist Adrian Smith leaving the band during the tour for the album.

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