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Nah, Mike Mangini's still playing for Dream Theater last time I checked.

Oh, but the succeeding album was so much better, wasn't it? What was it called again? Somewhere in Thyme? ...yeah, that sounds about right.

...you know, that rumour of what the new album could be about doesn't necessarily entail it HAS to be about enviromental messages. It could just as well be about nature, which could mean we get stuff based on folklore and fairy tales. That would be pretty interesting, much more than another...

Hey, I don't want that either, but financially, that may be the best thing they can do or at least they think so. Remember, they don't earn much dough from their album releases. It's the live shows that bring in all the moolah. And the Legacy tour has been highly successful. Of course you would...

Out of the Silent Planet confirmed??!!?

Sign of the Cross?

So, well, I'm pretty bored right now so I'll do my take on the Early Days tour setlist. Still based on the first four albums only - here we go! Iron Maiden Presents ~ "THE GENESIS OF THE BEAST!" 1: The Ides of March / Wrathchild 2: Children of the Damned 3: Murders in the Rue Morgue 4...

Thread revival, woo! Anyway, I guess I'll pick Overkill...? Had to listen to both one after the other for the first time now. Tarkus (Emerson, Lake & Palmer) vs Close to the Edge (Yes)

Not going to lie, Empire has sunk in my rankings quite considerably in the past year. Now it's in the top 40, but nowhere near the the top 20 or top 30. There are various reasons as to why but mostly I think it's because the novelty of it has worn off for me.

...oh, why not? I'll do the Millennium setlist and the Somewhere in Time setlist as well, just for good measure. Iron Maiden Presents ~ "TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WICKER MAN!" 1: The Wicker Man 2: Ghost of the Navigator 3: 2 Minutes to Midnight 4: Brighter than a Thousand Suns 5: If Eternity Should...

Well, I've got nothing better to do right now, so I think I'll give that ever popular Nineties history tour setlist a whirl. Iron Maiden Presents ~ "REVOLUTION NINETIES!" 1: Be Quick or Be Dead 2: Man on the Edge 3: 2 Minutes to Midnight 4: Tailgunner 5: The Clansman 6: Heaven Can Wait 7: Sign...

Iron Maiden always loves you But as long as there are rumours around you They'll never play Alexander If they did, they would replace it with Wrathchild Rod only knows what they'd be without you...

Ahem, as a lover of science fiction, the fact that this song is about Dune earns it major kudos from me. But that alone would mean nothing if the song wasn't good in any way. Luckily, To Tame a Land is a quite good song, bordering on really good. Steve's bass on this is the absolute highlight...

Ah. Much better. Not that it was very difficult to be better than that last one. Alas, being much better than Quest for Fire means it's at least better than a sack of crap. What does it mean for the song on its own, though? Well, it's serviceable, there's nothing I hate here nor is there...

Oh, hey, one of the joke songs the band usually reserves for b-side material somehow got on the album! How about that. ...wait, it's NOT a joke song? Really. Well, I'll be. This song is...awful. It's not even So Bad It's Good quality, it's just bad. Some people here find merit in it, I've...

...ah, where was I? Oh, yes, I was supposed to be doing these song reviews. Geez, I need to be consistent with these. But looking past that for the time being, let's get the ball rolling again. And next up is Still Life, a song often named one of Maiden's most underrated songs. Hmm, can you...

Metallica - The Call of Ktulu

Well, here's my tier list. This one should actually be pretty definitive, all things considered.

Led Zeppelin - Trampled Under Foot