Recent content by Dick Brucinson

Death Of The Celts and The Talisman.

I would find it even better if one of the two focused on a specific topic or chapter, while the other simply added to, corrected, commented on, or expanded upon what was said.

I would love to read a book by Dave Murray. Or maybe he and Steve might wanna write one book together, since they are the ones who can tell about the old days.

I would love to revisit all the places I visited in England in the late 80s and early 90s, been there so often. Would like to check out Scarborough again, even though it's run down nowadays just as you said. Another area is down in south: Poole, and Brownsea Island. That was fun in 1990, being a...

Great memories of York! Been there on student exchange in 1993, super cool place. I remember we did a daytrip to Scarborough which I wouldn't call particularly spectaculous or beautiful, but that 1980s vibe to it was special. :)

That Girl could and should have been on SIT.

Haha, thank you very much, Mr Ruler! :)

Thank you so much! The paperwork beforehand about a German/US wedding is pure madness, so the Heathrow question is just a small piece of the entire madness...:nuts:

Objectively the answer to the thread has to be: Their debut, however, I personally hate the Piece Of Mind production because of the lousy guitar sound.

We'll see in November - it’s actually not about me, but rather my girlfriend (& future wife). She’s American and has exactly the connection via Heathrow as described... We’ll find out... :)

Which Maiden album had the biggest "grower" effect on you? For me, it was definitely NPFTD, which is my fave Maiden album for years yet, as some of you may know. I really didn't like it when it came out because it felt like such a drop from the massive productions previously, SSOAS & SIT in...

I don’t have a general problem with HOE, it’s actually a nice song. But I don’t understand the hype around this track. Not in the slightest. From the "I wish I could go back"-part onwards, it starts sounding like traditional German hiking songs to my ears. And later on, the "love in anger, life...

Will they actually come up with the museum in other places and venues as well, any plans like that been discussed yet?

Just a little mental excursion to another Maiden album: It's the exact same case with me regarding Hell On Earth.

I don't get why The Man Of Sorrows gets so much hate. I personally love the first "and their light is their darkness no more" lin, and the 1980s vibe to it. May not be among their BEST songs, but anyway...