Live
      Lives
      On
      in
      Bird
      of
      Pray
     
    
   
   
    
     
      by
      Mark
      Cameron
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      have
      a
      special
      place
      in
      my
      heart
      for
     
     
      Live.
      Call
      it
      teen
      angst
      or
      whatever,(I
     
     
      blame
      puberty...)
      but
      their
      1995
     
     
      album,
      Throwing
      Copper
      rarely
      left
     
     
      my
      cd
      player
      all
      thru
      high
      school.
     
     
      Songs
      like
      ‘Selling
      the
      Drama,'
      ‘I
     
     
      Alone'
      and
      ‘Lightening
      Crashes'
     
     
      (every
      time
      I
      hear
      singer
      Ed
     
     
      Kowalczyk's
      piercing
      scream
      of
      "I
     
     
      Can
      Feel
      It"
      at
      the
      end
      of
      ‘Lightening
     
     
      Crashes’
      it
      gives
      me
      chills.)
      spoke
      to
     
     
      me
      during
      a
      time
      where
      grunge
      was
     
     
      fading
      fast
      from
      the
      musical
      landscape
     
     
      and
      the
      Backstreet
      Boys
      were
      emerg-
     
     
      ing
      (Yikes!!!).
      But
      the
      last
      few
      years
     
     
      haven't
      been
      kind
      to
      the
      band.
      Dismal
     
     
      record
      sales,
      not
      to
      mention
      lacklustre
     
    
   
   
    
     
      music
      (2001's
      "V"
      was
      crap-tacular.)
     
     
      left
      hard
      core
      fans
      saying
      "What
     
    

    
     
      "
      Thankfully,
      Birds
      of
      Pray
      is
     
     
      a
      return
      to
      form-—
      a
      straight
      ahead
      rock
     
     
      record
      with
      a
      few
      ballads
      thrown
      in
     
     
      for
      good
      measure;
      the
      majority
      of
      the
     
     
      fourteen
      tracks
      are
      stellar.
      Highlights
     
     
      include
      ‘She,’
      ‘Like
      I
      Do,'
     
     
      ‘Lighthouse,'
      ‘Everytime
      I
      See
      Your
     
     
      Face'
      and
      the
      single
      ‘Heaven.’
      The
     
     
      album
      is
      a
      little
      short,
      clocking
      in
      at
     
     
      44.30,
      but
      each
      song
      flows
      seemingly
     
     
      into
      the
      next
      that
      it's
      only
      a
      small
     
     
      quibble.
      Fans
      who
      liked
      Throwing
     
     
      Copper
      should
      pick
      this
      one
      up
      as
      it's
     
     
      definitely
      worth
      a
      listen.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Iron
      Maiden’s
      Dance
      of
      Death
     
     
      Full
      of
      Resonent
      Emotions
     
    
   
   
    
     
      by
      Jonathan
      Smith
      ic
      metal
      sound
      but
      is
      probably
      unlikely
     
     
      to
      convert
      people
      who
      up
      until
      this
      point
     
     
      have
      always
      brushed
      the
      band
      off.
      It
     
    
   
   
    
     
      stumbles
      a
      bit
      at
      certain
      times,
      and
      but
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Three
      years
      after
      the
      release
      of
      "Brave
     
     
      New
      World",
      an
      album
      that
      saw
      the
     
     
      return
      of
      singer
      Bruce
      Dickinson
      and
     
     
      guitarist
      Adrian
      Smith,
      Iron
      Maiden
      have
     
     
      released
      their
      follow-up.
      "Dance
      of
     
     
      Death"
      is
      still
      very
      much
      the
      Iron
     
     
      Maiden
      that
      have
      maintained
      their
      popu-
     
    
   
   
    
     
      flows
      well.
      Overall,
      a
      strong
      effort
      from
     
     
      a
      group
      that
      can
      almost
      always
      be
      relied
     
     
      on
      to
      deliver
      a
      good
      album
      that
      captures
     
     
      the
      classic
      metal
      spirit.
      Up
      the
      Irons!
     
    
   
   
    
     
      larity
      for
      over
      twenty
      years,
      complete
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      &
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      with
      their
      zombie
      mascot
      Eddie
      adorning
     
     
      the
      cover
      and
      the
      B
      grade
      horror
      title.
     
     
      But
      the
      lyrics
      are
      more
      personal
      on
      this
     
     
      album,
      something
      odd
      for
      a
      band
     
     
      renowned
      for
      their
      historical
     
     
      epics
      and
      constant
      mythologi-
      iia
     
    

    
     
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      cal,
      religious
      and
      literary
      refer-
     
     
      ences.
      Those
      elements
      are
      still
     
     
      here,
      but
      some
      songs
      also
      speak
     
     
      of
      finding
      yourself,
      forgetting
     
     
      the
      mistakes
      of
      the
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      the
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      future.
      Musically,
      DOD
      will
     
     
      delight
      fans
      of
      Maiden's
      melod-
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
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