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When the 3 amigos come to the front and play side by side, When Janick and Adrian interact Interaction between Janick and Dave during Fear of the Dark and Wasted Years Nicko dancing during Clansman intro Bruce introducing the band and the crowd's reaction when it comes to Nicko Bruce...

The only album that sounded weird to me was TXF, especially the drums. That being said, would I enjoy TSOTC, Judgement of Heaven, Fortunes of War or The Edge of Darkness more than I do now, with a different production? I am not so sure. I came to accept that every album has its own unique...

:yes: no objections! I love his moves on stage.

TFF, especially The Talisman. When I first heard it, I found it long and boring. After a couple of years, it became a top-3 song for me. One of the most extraordinary songs I have ever heard. Westward the tiiiiide.... Sail by the Talismaaaan!

Same here. At least the title track should have been in the setlist. Great melodies and guitar work from Janick and Dave. It would have sounded fantastic live, with Adrian's guitar added on the stage.

I don't hate the album I just don't like it. Title track is good, and the instrumentals are OK, and that's about it. As an album it does not appeal to me at all. It has nothing to do with my favourite albums like TBOS, DOD, AMOLAD, BNW or Senjutsu. It does not have Bruce, which is another...

NPFTD is better than Killers only, which is at the very bottom on my list. Title track is great, Mother Russia and Bring Your Daughter are OK. I don't care about the rest of the songs really.

replace Weekend Warrior with Montsegur, and Man on the Edge with Edge of Darkness... and I'm all in! By the way, where is "Shadows of the Valley" for God's sake?

I never liked the songs being played faster than the studio versions, and if Simon brings the tempo down, that is fine for me.

There you go, amigo! :yes:

Happy to see there are fans other than me, who like this song too much. There is absolutely much more to the song than the intro that resembles Wasted Years. I still cannot understand why it was not played live. It could have worked much better than The Great Unknown or Tears of a Clown. There...

The Book of Souls (10/10) the best song ever, along with Dance of Death Shadows of the Valley (10/10) The Red and The Black (10/10) Empire of The Clouds (10/10) If Eternity Should Fail (10/10) The Great Unknown (6.5/10) Speed Of Light (6.5/10) When the River Runs Deep (6.5/10) Death or Glory...

When I was in the USA in 2019, I saw them in New Jersey. It was my first, and to see my favourite musicians live was an amazing feeling. Sadly, the terrible sound mix that night was disappointing. Dave's guitar was so high in the mix, Adrian was audible, whereas Janick's guitar was almost...

From the 80s, song-wise, nothing beats Children of the Damned for me. But as an album, Powerslave is much better than TNOTB. SSOASS is equally good, but Powerslave has my vote only because of Dave's magnificent solos on the title track.

I would rather choose a song that I like for each instrument or that I think shines the most in the song: Vocals: The Talisman Guitars: Dance of Death, The Parchment Bass: Running Free Drums: Where Eagles Dare Acoustic Guitar: Journeyman Synths: Seventh Son of a Seventh Son Piano: Empire of The...

Same discussion goes on under the Thread "Which Iron Maiden albums Iron Maiden likes?", which is more appropriate, I guess.

KUDOS to Nicko for picking AMOLAD as number 1, and putting the reunion albums at top spots. Happy to know a band member likes the reunion songs (so do I) more than the so-called classics. I wonder how the setlist would have been if Nicko had chosen the songs to be played in RFYL tour :) .

After overlistening to Senjutsu for about 4 years, I switched to other stuff this year. For the last 6 months, I have been listening to Megadeth's final album more than anything else, and I attended one of their concerts last month. As for Iron Maiden, I am picking up a couple of songs to listen...

Even though there are some songs that I don't like at all (especially from the 80s), I don't think IM has ever recorded a song just to fill the gap on a record. This is not how IM (or Steve Harris in particular) works. As far as I know, they always had more than enough material to work on, and...

Janick (not Jannick) Gers by far. His songs are the ones I get most excited for on every album release. I don't care if he recycles intros or riffs, most of the songs co-written by him are fantastic, with 4 of them in my personal top 7 IM songs. 1.The Book of Souls / Dance of Death (cannot...