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Power Slave Sony Playstation Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:796298065820
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS1_POWER_SLAVE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Had a pop or two on side two… but it sounds great!! A hint of warp- but doesn’t affect the sound.
Love the album but slightly disappointed in pressing/packaging. Slight warp during play and a few pops on Side 2. Not very pleasing for a brand new offering. Should’ve bought a used original for this price and faults.
Ok!
Amazing artwork, all the art work is the exact same as the original version .
Powerslave? I volunteer if I can listen to this! Amazing music! The guitars are hypnotising. The weakest link is “Ace’s High” after this song the album opens up to somthing amazing! Two Minutes to Midnight will make a party! Best lyrics on a Maiden album thus far… they get better in later albums. The music itself is a masterpeice! This album is a fun headspace to be in!
I grew up with Iron Maiden in the early eighties and Powerslave in my opinion was the last real good album they made. Killers is the best album they ever put out.
Good on the first listen. Biggest issue was i could hear some dead air as the tracks changed; the continuity was interrupted in spots. But i will have to listen again to make sure it was not a one time thing. Can’t complain about the content, though. It’s Maiden.
The 2014 Vinyl reissue sounds great. Way better than the CD or MP3, but I cant help but feel it’s missing some dynamics. It has a very up front and center sound stage and while it if defined and clear and I can pick out every instrument and it flows very nicely. Bruce’s voice isn’t as up front as I would like (still sounds amazing though), and the bass drum is a little drowned out. The pros are that the cymbals don’t just sound like sounds. It actually sounds like sticks are hitting them, and the bass guitar comes through very strong. It feels more realistic. It sounds less like sounds forming a song and more like people using instruments and playing a part to create these songs, if that makes sense. Does it sound as good as the original? No. But is it worthy of a buy if you don’t have an original copy? Hell yes. The only ones that beat it are an original Japanese pressing or UK pressing. But since those go for quite a bit of money, this is your best bet.Packaging- 10/10Vinyl Quality- 10/10Sound Quality – 8/10
Maiden never fails to impress with the maddeningly awesome riffs, the double guitar harmonies, and the brilliant solos. However, I never really liked their choice in singers. Dickinson is probably the best, but he sounds like he’s straining a lot of the time. A lot of the power metal bands that came later and tried to emulate him sing a lot smoother than he does.But that’s Maiden’s only flaw on this album, and Dickinson is still good, just not my favorite metal singer. Though I liked his latest solo album.Harris is a composition god, and he proves that yet again on this album. “Aces High” is an awe-inspiring opener. “Two Minutes To Midnight” is good, but for some reason Dickinson irritates me more on this track than on the rest of the album.”Losfer Words” is a great instrumental, right up there with “Genghis Khan”. “Flash of the Blade” has a great riff, and the bass line makes it sound so dark. It could almost be a power metal anthem.I’m not as impressed with “The Duellists” as some others might be…if Maiden had a filler on this album, this would be it. It’s not really a filler, though, but it lacks some of the energy than the other songs on Powerslave.”Back In The Village” and “Powerslave” are good as well. The Middle-Eastern feeling you can tell they are trying to create in “Powerslave” falls a little flat, but it’s still a powerful song.But what makes this album the best Maiden has offered is the song, “Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner”. This puts you right in the.
If this was maidens debut it would’ve gotten 5 stars from me. But number of the beast and piece of mind are so over the top incredible that I can only give it 4 fairly. For newer Maiden fans don’t forget to check out first 2 albums with Paul Diano singing. 5 star gems themselves and a much faster, looser vibe from band
Philip M. Mccartney –
I originally owned this on vinyl, then on cassette, then on CD, and now in MP3 format. My oldest son ended up with the LP, the cassette was eaten by a tape deck, and the CD became scratched over time. This is a MUST-HAVE for any TRUE Iron Maiden fan, so needless to say, when retrolio started offering MP3’s for purchase, this was a no-brainer for me. Powerslave embodies the essence that is Iron Maiden. I believe that since this is my fourth time to purchase this album, the quality of Powerslave should speak for itself.
kmac80s –
Classic maiden. Just awesome songs and guitar. Rock on brother
Clayton Litton –
I have been a fan of Iron Maiden since Piece of Mind and then I got their earlier stuff with Paul Dianno. This album is their crowning achievement as far as I am concerned.
Abel Ojeda –
Great Album. We listen to this while playing one on one fighting video games and it really gets you in the mood for action.
Kathy Schulte –
Great CD
Driftfoot –
Great album…the boys pretty well at their best…I find the Peace of Mind album their best though…seen them live on the Slavery tour and was a great high energy gig…not many bands can rock better, definatly not these days…Up The Irons…
Successor Warrior –
"Rime of the Ancient Mariner" alone is a good enough reason to buy this album! But there is no song on this album that sucks! If there’s anything negative to say about this album, it’s that the song "Aces High" doesn’t have "Churchill’s Speech" as the song’s intro, like it does on the "Live After Death" version.
Russell –
What more can one say. Love this album from the 80’s
A.C. –
I am not an audiophile and not so picky about sound that I have to use equipment to measure and compare decibel ratings in order to enjoy the music I like.I first listened to this album on cassette for years. I wanted this album on new vinyl, I did not think or care about if there was any compromise in sound on a picture disc. This is actually the first picture disc I ever bought and when I first looked at it and could hardly see the grooves, I wondered if it was even playable. Possibly even too smooth and attractive to play? Display only?I played the picture disc for the first time and the quality of the sound was great to my not so snobbish ears. I don’t hear any unwanted noise, snaps, crackles or pops. There was not one skip throughout the whole album. I have bought new black vinyl records that actually sounded worse.In comparision to the cassette tape I listened to over and over back in the 80s, this picture disc sounds awesome and once again will enjoy what I consider the best album by the the great Iron Maiden.
M. A. Scott –
If this one had more short uptempo tracks like "Two Minutes To Midnight" and "Ace High" this would probably have sold a bit more, but this is good "Art" metal. "Rime Of The Ancient Marriner" is definitely one of the best metal tracks ever, but some people might get bored that the tracks so long, and it has a lot of quiet parts in it, but if you like progressive sort of stuff, you should have no problems with it. I cut my teeth on PIECE OF MIND, and this one isn’t of that quality (you might think the opposite), but this is still one of their better releases in their illustrious career. If you’re the type of person that has to have forceful pounding music with no quiet parts, you might not dig this, and you might want to look elsewhere, but if you’re cool, you’ll probably want to pick this one up. UP THE IRONS!!!