Tell us one that you think more positive more of after, and one you think more negative of more after :)
Best sounding drums of their live albums if you ask me
No, not one day, but rather one a day for 16 days.
I.e. if album 18 is released in January 18th, we listened to Iron Maiden on January 1st, Killers on January 2, The Number of the Beast on January 3, etc.
We had a fun exercise where we did that for one album per day 16 days before Senjutsu. It reaffirmed some things I thought but also revolutionized some others I didn't. I hope there can be a similar one for an eventual next album
I think it would be E D B C
I only got it from that great shout to Kim Wilde's cover of You Keep Me Hangin' On. Absolute banger of a tune I haven't listened to in a while
I think letting Janick keep the solos he soloed during Adrian's leave was a good exercise in not reducing him to a second-class citizen after Adrian's return
The thing about the four timeless tracks in Powerslave is that they are bookended. Those bookends are so heavy in comparison to the rest of the album that I go through the first two tracks and then wait for the two last tracks.
Somewhere in Time has me happy for every next song from the...
First and last were very easy. Everything else was tough
1. The Red and the Black
2. Shadows of the Valley
I really love the instrumental part through the Into the valley of Death, fear no evil parts too. An underrated triumph of the album. Too overshadowed by the Wasted Years self-plagiarsm...
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