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And Glenn Hughes for the Seventh Star Ft. Tony Iommi, but that's just me being pedantic. EDIT: And Sabbath. Easily.

o_O H played on Chemical Wedding and toured with Pyscho Motel. It's not the guy just suddenly stopped having a career once he left Maiden.

No shit

I don't think 00's albums are entirely consistent but they definitely have their gems that are absolutely worth checking out. I don't really have much incentive listen to them all the way through because you have a few masterpieces surrounded by an awful lot of fluff. If I'm listening to the...

Ehhhh yeah I could definitely do without that I never really thought about it

That's so awesome I can't even

Both are boring *yawn*

What particular line?

That's just too adorable.

I can't stand either, but if I were forced to choose it'd be the Beatles.

Geez it's hard to pick a favorite, but I'd say All Guns Blazing, Painiller, Sentinel, and Beyond the Realms of Death are some that really stand out for me. A genius. The perfect balance between technical brilliance and melodic quality. Solo at 1:54

Everyone complains about the lack of SIT material, but they technically have played ATG live....just on a kazoo.

Floyd by a longshot.

I've never really had the incentive to listen to the modern Priest albums like Nostradamus past a few seconds because it just doesn't sound that interesting. Doesn't sound bad at all, but just not particularly inspired. Feel the same way about Sabbath with Tony Martin

They were probably trying to turn more glam/commercial, because Turbo was pretty much where they hit rock bottom in this phase.

Based on my profile picture it's fairly obvious who I'm voting for.

-Blaze Bayley material that would be killer live is largely ignored. They played SOTC and Clansman at Rock and Rio with awesome results, so it's confusing why they would never touch on it again. Songs like Futureal and Fortunes of War could easily become staples in the setlist. -They avoid the...

Saw DT live on Monday (Red Bank, NJ) with free tickets. It was a relatively small crowd because the venue was an indoor theatre (pictured below).LaBrie was just pure sex to my ears, I was surprised what good condition his voice is in now because he hit high notes so freaking effortessly DX. But...

This is tough. *seen live 1. Davey 2. Mark Knopfler 3. H 4. Glenn Tipton 5. John Pertucci* Runners up: Martin Barre Tony Iommi* Ryan Knight* Steve Ray Vaughan

Not voting, it's comparing apples to oranges.