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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about The Number of the Beast (page 6/ 12) ------ performed by Iron Maiden satanic!!!!! not. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/14/08 dude...i dont get why people find this offensive. Im a christian, raised as a christian, go to church every sunday. These bands are soooo prejudiced...they are called satanic because of the title. christians dont bother listening to the song... This is an amazing song...the lyrics are like art...they are deeper than what they seem...this is not about satan worship. omg | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/11/08 im catholic and if you are offended by this song than get fucked it is about the book of revelations (the second coming of christ)it is also about a nightmare because of the omen so fuck you if you think its offencive up the irons | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/4/08 alright - personally i dont think this is about worshipping satan..at all - and even if it was, would you worship satan jus because you heard it on a ( great ) song? NO, im a christian myself and i dont like much or any of our worship music, my favorite bands are maiden, metalica, and zeppelin. just because you hear it on a song doesnt mean you have to do it haha. It is not satanic | Reviewer: Catholic | 5/26/08 What Iron Maiden is talking about is how people are easily tempted by evil. The guy in the beginning of the song is a good guy. However the allure of Satan is something he can't resist. It is a warning to people that anyone can succumb to the false promises of the Devil don't bother | Reviewer: haedim | 5/20/08 as a christian i don't think that a religious person should never listen to this song. it's just about steve harris' dream. he saw a nightmare after watching the movie Omen (for which the Catholic Church gave thumbs up). i think the only song that you shouldn't listen to if you are a christian is moonchild because it's very similar to a crowley's ritual. to find out more about this i'd suggest you to read the maiden commentary site (http://maidenfans.com/imc) I am Catholic | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/31/08 He, just wanted to say that everyone should focus on the fact that this song is fucking awesome, it doesnt matter if it has religion in it or not. If you're truly a christian you shouldnt even be affected in any way whatsoever by this song. Everyone should agree that this is one of the best songs of the band. BTW the real lyrics are ''This can't go on I must inform the law'' just so you know. Up the Irons. the greatest speach | Reviewer: chase | 3/30/08 Woe to You Oh Earth and Sea for the Devil sends the beast with wrath because he knows the time is short Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast for it is a human number its number is six hundred and sixty six. Those are last words my uncle ever said as he died in the hospital he was my hero and cherrish these words and they run through my head all the time r.i.p. see u with sattan Shed Some Truth | Reviewer: VanBarbee | 3/29/08 The Number of the Beast was written about a bad dream that, I believe Steve Harris, had. It is about the character running into a satanic ritual and being discovered. He is killed by the ritual holders, and tells of his return to reek vengence. OR at least the last part is what I get out of it. If you ask me, it's the story of Edward the Great (or Eddie the Head informally) and how he came to be a...well, whatever he happens to be in the album lol This song is not about praising Satan, please drop it, blah blah blah...it's been said enough. I mean bloody hell it says the number of the BEAST...doesn't it... Not satanic | Reviewer: dude | 3/27/08 like many people have said before me this song isnt satanic why else would he say i must inform the lord not law listen to the song WTFF. just because it mentions him doesnt mean they want you to glorify him, it doesnt even say that anywere in the song. who fucking cares | Reviewer: Eric | 3/23/08 who cares if this song has religion in it. if you have listen to other iron maiden songs, they all have some religion in some way. in "The Pilgrim" the line "changing the water, into wine" obviously about Jesus. and if you are that religious that you get offended by this, then don't listen to it. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10   Next 10 Pages