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That's the one! Congratulations @MindRuler , your turn :) Clues Explained Clue #1: The Nelly Furtado song is Turn off the Light and the Smashing Pumpkins song is Tonight, Tonight Clue #2: A reference to the line in the lyrics Assassination d'un rock and roll star Clue #3: The maiden single is...

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

Nope

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

I just did quick search and found this article with an e-mail from Ted Jensen, who mastered Death Magnetic: https://mastering-media.blogspot.com/2008/09/metallica-death-magnetic-clipping.html The article assumes it's genuine, but I agree that it is questionable.

If I remember correctly, with Death Magnetic the mixes were already compressed to the max. Usually this is done during mastering (like you mentioned), but with Death Magnetic they already did that during the mixing process. Obviously, it's case of doing a bit of mastering during the mixing process.

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

Nine out of ten songs are shorter than 5 minutes :D Whether they count as rockers and if they are good, that's a different question. I quite like NPFTD, but that's also because I started listening to Maiden just after it was released.

Good question. Maiden don't write as many short rockers these days, which is a pity imho. 1. Public Enema Number One 2. Be Quick Or Be Dead 3. Judas Be My Guide 4. The Wicker Man 5. Rainmaker

I don't dislike Kevin's work with Maiden, but I definitely prefer Martin Birch's work. But Martin Birch did have the advantage of working with a younger Maiden, who were more open to suggestions and he also did not have to mix 3 full time guitars. My main issue with some of Kevin's work is the...

Nope.

No

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

Nope

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

Nope.

Clue #1: The lyrics of this song contain the title of a popular Nelly Furtado song and the title of a popular Smashing Pumpkins song. Clue #2: Clue #3: Maiden have released several singles with titles that have also been used as song titles by other bands. There is a link between the song...

I'm also curious what they mean by that, it sounds finished to me :D I get the impression that since 30 years ago Maiden seem to think that finishing a song means you have to extend it by about 5 minutes, add a long intro and have Janick doubling the vocals to keep it interesting. Edit: BTW...

Not the one.