Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Bruce Dickinson / Box set / Audio CD released 2008-02-26 at Sanctuary ... more

Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Cyclops
2 Hell No
3 Gods Of War
4 1000 Points Of Light
5 Laughing In The Hiding Bush
6 Change Of Heart
7 Shoot All The Clowns
8 Fire
9 Sacred Cowboys
10 Tears Of The Dragon

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Fire Child
2 Elvis Has Left The Building
3 The Breeding House
4 No Way Out... To Be Continued
5 Tears Of The Dragon
6 Winds Of Change
7 Spirit Of Joy
8 Over And Out
9 Shoot All The Clowns
10 Laughing In The Hiding Bush
11 The Post Alternative Seattle Fall Out
12 Shoot All The Clowns
13 Tibet
14 Tears Of The Dragon (First Bit, Long Bit, Last Bit)
15 Cadillac Gas Mask
16 No Way Out...Continued

Newest Review: ... lying in a satisfying position between heavy metal and hard rock, and more impressive than Dickinson's last two efforts with ... more

... Iron Maiden before departing the previous year, especially in the vocal department which has now returned to its former glory. 'Cyclops' starts things off excellently, setting a sinister tone that would resurface in Dickinson's later albums, led by a heavy, Black Sabbathesque riff with solos galore from Roy Z, and a great chorus from Dickinson. The only problem with this song is its unnecessary length, but after this the album turns to more straightforward territory, though continues to experiment with genres...more

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	Balls To Picasso Release Date: 2008 - 02 - 26, Audio CD, Sanctuary Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 7.55

Balls To Picasso
Release Date: 2008 - 02 - 26, Audio CD, Sanctuary

Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47

£ 7.55

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Balls To Picasso - Bruce Dickinson: Balls to Picasso (252 words)
by - written on 23/06/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Bruce Dickinson's 1994 effort should really be considered his first solo album, if you prefer to pretend that the mostly awful 'Tattooed Millionaire' never existed, Holocaust-denial-style. The debut of Dickinson's music partner Roy Z on guitar, this is a heavier, darker and much more focused affair than its predecessor, lying in a satisfying position between heavy metal and hard rock, and more impressive than Dickinson's last two efforts with Iron Maiden before departing the previous year, especially in the vocal department which has now returned to its former glory. 'Cyclops' starts things off excellently, setting a sinister tone that would resurface in ... Read the complete review