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Impressive! That is called passion. Maybe I would have done better now when I'm 20 years older, but I'll never want to use the precious time on this 8th grade game again

Same here, the game was very difficult. I also started hating Hallowed be thy name as it was playing on loop during the first level.

My copy of Best of the beast had a sticker that said someting like "look out for our upcoming computer game, to be out soon" or something like that. Maiden have always been late with techological development. I remember Dave and Adrian were talking very enthusiastic about Visions of the beast...

It is opposite for me :lol:

I love them both. They have tons of classics in their baggage. Megadeth don’t have any albums as poor as Lulu, but in general their last 4-5 albums have lots of lyrics I don’t like. I find Metallica as a more solid and better band

It started with Shirley and that studio in Paris in 2000

Correct, I think also they talk a little about it on the Death on the road documentary. The writing sessions usually last for 4-6 weeks, no writing while touring. Steve plays acoustic bass and whistle vocal melodies while writing. Bruce use guitar while writing, except Empire of the clouds...

I like it a lot, but as many have said, it came out after many classic albums, so it is easy to not include it as a classic. I really like how different it is compared to the two before. It is cleary inspired by what was going on in the world at the time, after being home and out of the Maiden...

I would like a box set with more live alternatives, especially from Hammersmith. Why not also include a Blu-ray version as well. Realisticly, I guess a vinyl picture will come at the best

This is what I’m thinking. But cool if they remix those as well

I agree it seems very stupid to film when you are evacuating from a dangerous situation, but when you are in shock, you can do quite stupid things and become unrational. For all you know, they can think they are living their last minutes and want to document how they are dying or want to record...

1. Somewhere on tour 86/87 2. No prayer om the road (London 1990 full gig) 3. The x factour 1995 4. Ed hunter 1999 (Milano full gig) 5. Eddie rips up the world 2005 (Reykjavik full gig)

Somehow I have always imagined Rod is just like Ian Faith from Spinal Tap. Have they modelled the character after Rod Smallwood?

I started with Metallica, Pantera and power metal when I was 15 or something, and soon found more extreme metal. So then I hated almost everything power metal. I also had a phase where I hated metal in genera, taking Steven Wilson and Trent Reznor way to serious. But when I went home to power...

Well, this basicly happend to almost every band I think. I often start with their first material, and other than a handful of bands, I think they all start to decline after a while. But I can try to name a few clear examples: - Aerosmith. Many great albums, but after Pump, it’s quite meh. -...

The remixes could possibly be done already, as it takes about a month to properly remix a album. They are just laying around until the Mandrake tour is over is my guess.

I prefer no backing tracks in general, but I understand some bands need to use it, especially those that have lot of orchestrations.

In the early summer this year, I started a weird project where I started to listen to music from up to 1970, and for every week I have went up a whole year. I’m at 1998 now. I’ve had alot of rediscoveries along the way. For instance hearing The chemical wedding for the first time in years this...

As long as they are healthy, I think we will see them around for up to ten more years, with 1-2 albums as well. If Steve or Bruce get very ill, I think they are ending a little earlier. Every year they are active now, are a bonus anyway

…they have to make a new album, play new songs on tour, and have a new Eddie, props, scenery and Dawson in top form:wub: