The Man Who Wanted Burger King
But also: still probably my favorite of the reunion albums and by far their most progressive sounding album to date. Starblind is still my tip top number 1 song from the band across any era.
I am playing Diablo 4 as of this moment in time.
Are the DarkSiders Games Worth Playing? I have 1 and 2 in my library but never played them beyond the beginning of 1 where I'm bunny hopping around buses or something.
I'd just like to add that, when I was 11 years old, I got this cool Iron Maiden tapestry. White design on black cloth. The design was the mummy Eddie in chains. At the bottom of the tapestry it read "Iron Maiden Holdings LLC" or something like that. I remember this because I thought this was...
On no planet should Tyranny of Souls be that high compared to the other albums on the list. It's a solid Bruce Dickinson effort, but some of the other albums are literally ground breaking.
I love Montsegur, even the goofy-ass chorus. That said, the song has a dichotomy between the brutal opening riff and happy-ass chorus reminds me of a hypothetical scenario where Master of Puppets gets the chorus to Helloween's Future World.
Whole lotta songs on that list that shouldn't be there. Between the ones that should actually be on the list, for me it's between Seventh Son vs Rime. And I waffle on those two day to day.
TFF is in my top 5 favorite Maiden albums of all time. It's one of their most unique and by far their most progressive sounding album. And I'll take every opportunity to say that Starblind is my absolute favorite Maiden song.
No Prayer is also definitely an album and I listen to it sometimes...
Keep in mind, whether hot or goth or alternative or whatever, they're still human beings. Some days good some days bad some days awesome and some days super frustrating. Don't hang your hat on a "type" of person, IMO. The best relationship I've ever been in (and best in general) have been...
Folks have been nay-saying a new album for 15 years now, ever since 2010's album was called "The Final Frontier" and was the 15th album. The band do not want to stop. They're revved up with the new drummer and performing better than they have in a few years. They sound great and they could...
Bruce was sick when he set foot in N America. I was at the Bristow VA show and he had a box of Kleenex on the drum riser to blow his nose in between breaths. Then by the time they got to Central and South America, he got even sicker. Some sort of Ear Nose Throat and Butt sickness.
Something I consistently dislike in Akirant's work is that Eddie's head is disproportionately large. His actual art work and penmanship and coloring are on point. Just the too-big head kills it for me. Like when Dan Akroyd is possessed by Viggo in "Ghostbusters 2: Bustin Makes Me Feel Good."
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