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You know what this song reminds me of? This.

Man, I'm going to be blasting this on repeat at my new apartment all weekend long.

Not surprised in the least. Should be great!

Speaking of EST, what time would 8 a.m. GMT be in EST?

Yeah, I was referring to the TFF tour in 2010. I was also there in Raleigh for the 2013 show; so far the only Maiden concert I've ever been to!

I would personally assume they'll do a show or two in Japan at least, but I could be wrong. I don't know if they do less touring on the album tours than they do for the historical tours or not. I'm just hoping they do another show here in North Carolina, as I really want to go to at least one...

That was a response he gave to me about the album production itself, as I mentioned to him that I'd heard people compare the production to the one on SiT. I got the impression that he doesn't pay too much attention to that sort of thing normally. He could think that the original CD pressing of...

That's fine. I'm actually moving into my new apartment with two of my friends and another student on Saturday for the new semester of college, so I'll probably be busy too. That said, I'll be sure to have Speed of Light blasting on repeat through out the weekend!

Just tweeted him about IESF; he described it as "If Book of Thel was on Somewhere in Time." Excuse me, I need to go salivate at that thought now...

If Eternity Should Fail hasn't been described as a ballad though... in fact, it's apparently the heaviest song in Maiden history. Are you referring to The Man of Sorrows, which is apparently a ballad written by Steve and Dave, but has the same name of a song off of one of Bruce's old solo albums?

That's also an interview with a currently rough translation. The reviewer from PopMatters tweeted that IESF was supposed to be the title track off of Bruce's next solo album (whenever Bruce planned to actually go forward and record/release it), but Steve heard it and asked to have it on TBoS...

Hmm. From the sound of that interview, I don't think Bruce wrote IESF back during the days of ToS. I'm guessing it was written during that mysterious session he had with Roy a couple years ago.

Really? Now that's interesting. I wonder what kept him from putting it on either of the previous two Maiden albums.

From the looks of that interview, the opening line of IESF is "Here's the soul of a man" or something to that effect. I'm excited to hear that the song was indeed originally planned for Bruce's next solo album!

Man, this sounds incredible! :D They even got me more interested in TRatB!

Our lord and savior, H, has spoken. We're in for a good ride. :D So Adrian didn't exactly get more involved with the actual process himself, he just nagged the hell out of Kevin while they were recording it! Sounds like it worked though! I think TFF was the band's first #1 in the USA. I...

It happens more often than I think you probably realize. Especially in the prog metal scene.