Iron Maiden – Brave New World

This record sounds great, no noise or clicks at all.

Hesitated to buy this release after my car experience with other Parlophone reissues. As a start I bought a CD and was amazed by it's sound quality. This is one of the best records I ever had on CD. This led me to conclusion that vinyl should be at least not worse. And this bet won. My sentence — vinyl sound is equal to CD. Decent roomy and powerful but not as dynamic as vinyl might be.
Very solid package. Thick gatefold with two heavy vinyls are tactile pleasant. Vinyl have zero physical or audible flaws.

Absolutely stellar quality issue. Flat, dead silent, sound just as great as this album possibly can.
If you're in doubt - buy this one without hesitation.

Surprisingly good for a picture disc! It's somewhat noisy during the quiet parts, which is expected, but the sound is very clear otherwise.

Only the art work isn't clear . But the sound quality is top level

Great 'comeback' for biggest heavy band after years of downward spiral.Return of Mr.Dickinson and Mr.Smith resulted in new found energy and some all time classics.
Superb production,fresh riffs and unbeatable vocals made this album real shine from beginning to the end.No bad song on album.
Nomad is one of the most underrated and best songs Maiden ever made.
67 minutes of pure joy...

This is an excellent pressing. I don’t understand why this level of quality isn’t industry standard. It handles volume very well and still sounds clear. A pure joy to listen to Iron Maiden in my bar area via this pressing.

A good album with a great sound. A colorful spread envelope, but the picture itself is not clear. I have never held such heavy vinyl in my hands - 200 grams! The recording quality is excellent - the dynamics, the stage; the mass is quiet, the vinyl is flat.

Probably the only 2015 remaster which sounds better than the original

I really enjoyed this album as I only had heard of a few key tracks and never gave the album my full attention, the beauty of vinyl is the album as a whole is much more appreciated and it is a really solid Maiden album.

Vinyl pressing is very flat and clean, needed to be cranked a little but overall a great pressing.