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I wonder if Bruce would have reacted to a shirt with a "Where’s Roy Z?" print.

Same here

Angels fall first have tons of debut album charm. I love the silly lyrics, heavy English accents, Tuomas not so good vocals, the cheap production. The obvious The 3rd and the mortal and Stratovarius influences. The first five tracks are pretty good. But compared to most of their stuff, it does...

Paul McCartney - No more lonely nights

And you also get entrance to the amusement park for the rest of the year. Great deal!

Damn, didn’t know Bruce played a show in Oslo this summer! Just though he did festival gigs.

The genre we all love, but didn’t last very long… I think Iron maiden did very well, with their two first albums, so did Saxon, their albums from 79-81 are legendary. Diamond head - Lightning to the nations is amazing, so are the Motörhead albums from this period. Def leppard's first EP to.

Well, I think I can listen to any Maiden album every time of the year. I don’t have strong season feelings for Maiden albums other than a few. Obviously some of the later ones were released in August and September, so I think of them a bit as autumn albums. But I became a big Maiden fans...

No new liner notes?

I can also relate to this. Buying albums and listening for the first time with my physical copy is like making an entry in my diary. It makes alot more impact than giving an random album a listen on Spotify. Virtual XI makes me go to late summer 2003, after hearing almost all other Maiden...

Think I made a similar thread a while ago? Anyway, I think I ended up with Rush, Primus and King’s X. Sodom, Motörhead, Cream, Wolfmother, Jimi Hendrix experience are also good

Well, this is a question about the 2015 cd remasters. Do they have anything extra in the booklets? Slighty different than the 1998 remasters? Did Maiden also re release Live after death and Rock in Rio, or was it just on vinyl?

I like a few songs from Ghost from Prequelle, but otherwise don’t like them. Same with Volbeat. I think Puddle of mudd is not good, but the song Blurry is really nice. Sting as well, not a fan at all, but Fields of gold is good. Coldplay is meh, but Sky full of stars is okay

Depends what people call pop music, but these are pop songs with great solos: Basically every John Mayer song Carpenters - Goodbye to love Michael Jackson - Give in to me Duran Duran - Ordinary world

Smith/Murray (Gers) Hetfield/Hammett Slash/Stradlin (Clarke) Mustaine/other members Oliva/Caffery Wilton/Degarmo Stanley/Frehley Tipton/Downing Kasparek/other members Hansen/Weikath (Grapow/Gerstner) Hansen/Richter Kabanen/Heikkinen Li/Totman Ludwig/Sauer Björkroth/Soinio Hagström/Thorendal...

It would be a good opportunity to release them with the upcoming remixed album, if they go up to remix The chemical wedding for bonus tracks or the 99 live album (not that The chemical wedding needs a remix according to most fans!)

Finally a good explanation why Roy ain’t on tour, maybe folks can finally stop wondering about their working relationship. Sure it’s bittersweet for Roy to not be able to tour, but at least he is occupied with songwriting and remixing. And I think Nightmares will come. Maybe it just didn’t fit...

That Clive Burr never got MS and possibly would still be alive.

The Dance of death tour, with the mask, WWI outfit, the acoustic song, sound effects and great setlist wins it for me. I kind of like all the recent album tours, cause they all had some surprising moments and songs!

Cool interview, thanks. I was surprised they made a new multi album deal. They still need to do the acoustic album and the orchestral concert begore they end