Recent content by Luisma

If my memory serves me well the source is Kerrang! Magazine No. 306, dated on September 8, 1990. (I'm too lazy to look for my files)

Yeah, at least that year, the HM album were released by different labels in order to compete with each other.. .Don't know if that also happened other times as I haven't study that

Oh I thought the argument was if it was published on the 11th or the 14th as I didn't read the other posts! In any case, happy to have helped :)

Music Week - Published April 12, 1980 I always use the source closer to the event I claim in the book.

Ah mate, then you definitely understand the length some people go to to prove something... Of course I won't go and talk about it again, but you can imagine then how much time and evidence went behind the research to support my own work on Maiden

It’s a real shame, really, because I know he definitely had good intentions and is quite knowledgeable. But his passion—and perhaps his tendency to believe just a bit too much in one side of the story—made him come across as a bit too pushy. Also, not knowing how to present or talk about certain...

Pleasure man. 1. People know people and in Maiden circles, especially who have more information than the common fan, more... McKay, as I sure you can figure out just by reading his rants in the web, was full of himself that he just couldn't imagine that Maiden fans would not go and harm the...

I understand... Wilcock didn't receive some money but as I said, no where near what crazy McKay wanted... I will go and talk a bit more about the lawsuit and what happened... McKay contacted some fans with knowledge and recordings of early gigs and wanted those fans to produce the material and...

I do mate but being such a delicate matter and that the parties involved didn't want to comment anything further, I won't go into details as I certainly don't want to risk losing the trust of the people in the Maiden camp that have collaborated with me in so many things. All I can say is that...

Tony Platt

Well on early releases of Iron Maiden (Outside the UK), the song 'Sanctuary' was included and it was credited to Iron Maiden, so technically that would be it. Then we have 'The Sheriff From Huddersfield' which is also credited to the whole band back then. The last one option would be 'Virus'

Wildest Dreams

Hi, I can only give you some answers as in this case I can not reveal the time or who allowed me to hear them and under what circumstances. Yes, they're still under the control of the band. They could release their demos... Think of what Metallica did. Some of the demos Maiden has are pieces...

Ah easy one. Powerslave, From Fear To Eternity, Best Of The B'Sides and Iron Maiden

You're welcome, mate! The song structures and even the dynamics changed in Holland. As confirmed in an interview, parts that were originally intended for some songs were changed, cut, or added to others. As for Deja-Vu, its final shape came together in Holland. However, since Davey already had...