When Iron Maiden released Piece of Mind (1983), there’s many player are playing heavymetal with the same quality. Particularly because the start of this album, Nicko McBrain enter a direct miracle drummer who exhibited the first second after opening track “Where Eagles Dare”.

Iron Maiden is a star-studded band. Their music inspired many successors heavymetal band, although I was rather surprised, why Bruce Dickinson straight hair styles are rarely followed the young period, instead of new bonding trend scene after sticking with the soap opera group F4 Meteor Garden: |

The same year, a band from Seattle who call themselves Queensrÿche, released their first EP titled “Queensrÿche”. Not many are familiar with Queensrÿche at the time, but it turns out this new band is very talented. Frontman Geoff Tate, Bruce Dickinson claimed to be affected by (and Rob Halford). But clearly Geoff Tate is not affected by bonding hair style, hair styles and choose their own with a distinctive cowlick (which also no interest in imitating).

The following year (1984), Queensrÿche released the album ‘The Warning “, this album could climb the top 100 UK Albums Chart, decent, although nothing compared to” Piece of Mind “that is able to rise to third position, or” Powerslave “(1984 ) who have felt the second position.

In sales, rating, or awards received, “Piece of Mind” is clearly more superior compared to “The Warning”. But by coincidence both contain nine tracks, how about each track compared and perceived, which is better? The other ear may be different opinions, but at least this is what my ears said:)