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It's from one of the Narnia books. Prince Caspian, I think. I'll get back to you with the specifics.

Maybe you want something more specific, but judging by the 9 gates, I guess you're talking about the gates of hell.

I'm reading Darkness at Noon by Arthur Koestler. It's an amazing exploration and criticism of Soviet politics in the 1930s. As a work of political satire, it's easily on par with Orwell's 1984. While it lacks Orwell's unequalled foresight, it more than makes up for it with its brilliant...

Looking through time is impossible even if you completely suspend disbelief because time is a dimension in theory only. Time is not a dimension in the same way that the standard three dimensions are. Rather it's a way of measuring change. A clock ticking, for example, does not denote a rate of...

Different World. It's a fast opener with an excellent intro riff and instrumental section that kinda sets the tone (of wanting change in a negative world and going back to the simple things that make life worthwhile) for the whole album. Close 2nd is Where Eagles Dare

These Colours Don First off, I want to thank Maverick and Raven for providing such excellent commentary on this song. Also, I came across an interesting parallel relating to this song reading Milton's Paradise Lost. I believe the line "Unholy Union, Trinity Reformed" is a reference to the...

Iron Maiden - Phanton of the Opera Killers - Killers Number of the Beast - Hallowed Be Thy Name Piece of Mind - Where Eagles Dare Powerslave - Powerslave Somewhere in Time - Alexander The Great Sevent Son of a Seventh Son - Only the Good Die Young No Prayer for the Dying - Mother Russia Fear of...

Brave New World in my opinion. Brilliant lyrics, great vocals from bruce, and the song covers a huge emotional range. Definitely one of Maiden's most epic songs.