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There it is! The phrase in clue #1 references a running gag from YouTuber and musician Adam Neely, the more you repeat an idea, the more it gets ingrained. It was a bit sneaky and I hoped the usual suspects like TAATG would be mentioned. In Iron Maiden each verse and the chorus are repeated...

Which is a real shame, such a great song.

MAKE MAIDEN RELEASE AGAIN

Clue #2: There seems to be a bit of a disconnect between the popularity of the song and its appearance in various setlists. Clue #1: Repetition legitimizes Repetition legitimizes Repetition legitimizes "Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. You're wrong. You're wrong. You're...

Oh damn, I didn't see the fraction. I thought it was 500 x 5 = 2500 lol Clue #1: Repetition legitimizes Repetition legitimizes Repetition legitimizes

Forget Spitfires, it's all about Fokkers. Tailgunner's back in the running, folks! :D

Agreed on all fronts. Probably the reason why I liked it. I'm not a big fan of Bruce's air raid siren era, and prefer the 90s and 2000s.

I know I'm basically alone with this, but the only really bad part is the start of the "jump in the cockpit" part, where he tried to match the studio version. The rest of the song is so much better. I'm generelly a fan of changing the vocal lines (in ways that still make sense for the songs)...

Childhood's End

I actually liked those (though the quality could've been improved). My problem was that they didn't fully commit. For the first half you have quite a few of those animations, at reasonable points. Then they all but forget about them until we get a couple more towards the end. I would've liked...

The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Proclaimer

Severely disagree with your disagreement :D The instrumental section in QFF might be the best part of the entire album for me. The way Steve changes his pattern in the second half of the repetitions, the lead tone which is simply glorious, both solos being utterly brilliant. Could listen to...

The worst lyrics belong to Tailgunner. There's a way of singing about atrocities in a musically "fun" song (see 2MTM). There's a way to try being sarcastic and cheeky, even if the topic is grim. Tailgunner is an utter failure on that front.

@Black Bart :D

Also, kudos to the kid who praised both Blaze albums. A man of culture!