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Bruce Dickinson - Tears of the Dragon (Skunkworks live 1996) Probably the best Bruce has ever sounded for me.

I'd always thought of Cried not as a physical being, more of a presence, more noticeable in some places than others. Kind of like an electron cloud, only with charge being replaced by sarcasm and Buckethead.

I believe that I am starting to realize one of the key facts of growing up here: No matter how drunk you think you may have been, you could always have been more drunk.

Piece of Mind - 159 Powerslave - 303 (-1) Somewhere in Time - 145 Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - 328 (+1) The Book of Souls - 15

I'm not sure if it's been mentioned elsewhere, and I'm also aware it doesn't give a full reflection of the sound, but the 2015 remasters are on youtube under the Iron Maiden topic.

Why is it that Judas Priest are seldom mentioned on Iron Maiden youtube videos, but the moment I click onto a Priest one everyone is suddenly trying to prove that Priest are superior. Featuring such insightful comments as "Maiden's new music sucks, i hardly even managed to listen to it". Like...

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I only asked out of interest, because I was keen to see if your lack of affinity extended to generally the most highly praised part of the album, or whether it was the album as a whole. I've heard quite a few people mention not liking DOD with the exception being Paschendale and the title track...

Perhaps music taste is subjective and what someone likes about a song is what someone else doesn't, meaning there's no real correct answer.

Aerosmith - Dream On

I'm damn glad I like it too.

The verses are by far and away my favorite part of the song and close to my favorite by Maiden. But hey, I'm not here to tell you how to think.

Not even Paschendale?

Biffy Clyro - Biblical

People getting whacked in the nads is a universal language.

Not to mention to mark their words, believe their s-... oh wait.