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With Maiden focused (least at the moment) more on growing / merchandising its brand than making a new album, I wonder if they'll get into the marijuana biz? Nowadays, lots of musicians / celebs are, with their own branded strains... and let's face it, the leap from celeb-branded beer to...

Maybe it'll be an ANTI-environment album? That'd would be an interesting & brave twist. Fuck the earth! What's it ever done for us? 'Cause otherwise, I just don't think I can get into Solar-Powerslave.

Today at Wal-Mart, they had a "box" SiT album (CD) edition, with collectable Eddie figurine & patch included. Not sure if it's remastered or not, 'cause I was too distracted by the Eddie doll. You had to open the box to look at it, and then the store manager yells at you. He's a jerk. (BTW...

My cousin's friend (Steve) told me they've recorded a song called Alexander the Greatest. I think it's about Al Yankovic. So that song might be even better.

STAY AWAY: I once bought something from the Jigsaw Company, but when I opened the box, it had broken into like 500 pieces. That's horrible quality! WTF?!! My beautiful picture was ruined. Total rip-off I threw it straight in the garage.

Sorrow Sphere Sorrow ain't a square It's shaped like a pear Or a fat woman's rear Woa-woa-wooooah... SORROW SPHERE! Buy some Trooper Beer Woa-woa-wooooah... SORROW SPHERE! (But then it starts to get repetitive)

I'm sure everything you're saying is totally right... but alas, I'm a low-tech man in a high-tech world. So, a golden apple (and/or a BOGO coupon at IHOP) for whomever provides a link to these gems... thank ya! I've always been in awe of Bruce's vocals. Hearing 'em isolated is flippin'...

Yowzers.... our boy can sure belt out a fuckin' tune, can't he? More like this, please!!

Yesterday's liberal is today's conservative. Used to be, the belief in individual rights & limited government were pretty radical positions. (Those crazy hippies like Washington, Locke, Bastiat & Jefferson...) Today, the expansion of government control & increased regulations over personal &...

Since we've adopted the Second Amendment, the King of England has only tried to invade us ONE TIME. So I'd say it's worked out pretty fuckin' well. Bang, bang.

Yes! My concept: Eddie snaps his fingers -- and Thanos turns into dust. (I'm not the ONLY ONE obsessing over the new trailer, am I??? That Thanos is a real dick.)

Rye of the Ancient Mariner?

Sorry... this is a tough format to play pundit (and I'm ignoring work while playing on my phone anyway, and doing a bad job at both). I / we were speculating what role Bruce Dickinson's obvious admiration for Churchill might've played (or revealed) about his political leanings, in light of his...

You mean today? Nope. But in the context of the life & times of Winston Churchill? Sorry, but WW2 was kinda a big deal. Look it up: lots of people died. (WW1 also!) So nooo, not just Germany = Nazi, but Kaiser too. Look, if the same country launches TWO world wars over the course of your...

I was unfamiliar with that interview... and in all candor, he came across less like a conservative, and more like an asshole. (And yes, there IS a difference. Shuddup, you people in the peanut gallery!) Despite all the partisan butt-hurt that permeates everything nowadays, I know many, MANY...

Did Bruce rely on that? Or did he pay out-of-pocket for his own top-of-the-line medical treatment? He went from cancer diagnosis to chemo pretty f'n quickly... thank Gawd. I'm not trying to pick a fight... I honestly don't know. I **do** know that it's not uncommon for wealthy Europeans to...

Not with Germany in the driver's seat, my friend! (In fact, Churchill helped lead a pretty big war to PREVENT a certain kind of "unified" Europe... if ya catch my drift)

Could be. Either way, I don't think he's obsessed with politics the way some folks are, and it's probably unfair to distill & form-fit his opinions to match a preconceived narrative. I'd like to think he's too complex for that. Still... can we agree that he's an admirer of Churchill -- and...

Doesn't surprise me... I always got an Ayn Rand-ish vibe from Bruce. I think he's more pro-individual autonomy / self-determination (and thus, anti big-government / big-regs) than a traditional conservative. At least in the social sense. And maybe (pure conjecture) his cancer scare helped...

For Moonchild... the opening lyrics always sounded more like: "I am he, the flawless one" Or "I am he, the lawless one" Instead of: "I am he, the bornless one" And... in those ancient, pre-Google days of my youth, when everyone lived in caves & hunted Wooly Mammoths, my classmates wasted...