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Wow ... that's a long show!

Saw these guys on Sunday at KKs Steel Mill venue. This gig brought back fond memories from the original Dio tours I saw back in the early 80s. Vivian can still rip when he wants to! It was also great to see the powerhouse Vinnie Appice so close to the stage. If you like Dio, go see these...

Wales too! (Aberdare) 30 minute drive for me, so I may well go along ;)

This was my first of many Maiden posters back in 1982. Long thrown away now though!

Here is a small excerpt of "Floating" from 1977, before it became Purgatory ;)

This reminds of L S Lowry's work. Not certain though!

Perhaps message an Amazon seller. Some say Polish subtitles and others specify Swedish, so maybe there are other languages too?

Yeah I agree. I suppose they are cashing in with Halloween month

Just received Blaze's new live album from his web store, from the latest tour. Haven't listened to it yet, but it arrived signed by Blaze himself. How cool is that? Blaze is a real gent. \m/

On checking it's only 492 x 434 JPG actually, it just looked less grainy than yours. I can't seem to find the pm function!

I think this may be better than yours, but not hi res sorry!

Pretty good quality bootleg here of the 1st show in Florida (full show 2nd Leg) - thanks to the filmer Steven Oller for sharing

Definitely. There is a really good atmosphere with the crowd and all the in between song bits from Biff are left in (something I wish Maiden would do, rather than edit out Bruce talking). Good energy and a great sound too!

I had it in my car all last week (I've been doing one album a week through the complete discography). Definitely a grower. I now have the Sacrifice tour live album on in my car this week (St Georges day Sacrifice - live in Manchester). Really enjoying it. Back to your question, like most...

Yeah, all of those are great too. Good point about The Thin Red Line ;)

That was my 0.5 Good but not quite as good as the others.

Let's call it 6.5 great songs ;)

It's underrated to an extent, but I prefer most of the other albums, although it is better then Destiny. I think this is largely due to the 2nd half of the album being weaker, so the last thing you remember is filler. Tracks 1 to 6 are all great, plus "Everybody Up", but there are 3 tracks that...

Being a long time Saxon fan, Destiny has always been one of my least favourite Saxon albums. Definitely not an album to get you into Saxon if you're not already a fan. Simply put, it just doesn't sound like Saxon to me. I think they were trying too hard to break into the American market and...