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Help, the chorus is an earworm. Once it firmly enters your head AND IT WILL, it's not leaving for a good amount of time, I tell ya! So, if you're gonna die, die with your boots on, if you're gonna try, well, stick around, gonna cry, just move along, if you're gonna die, you're gonna die! ...I'm...

This is where the Smith/Dickinson teamup began. And well, I can clearly tell how this was sorta built for radio play. It's got all the ingredients; a steady mid-tempo groove and a chorus you can sing along to. Oh, and it's just under four minutes allowing it to not scare off the classic rock...

Luckily, the next song is quite a bit better. And by that, I mean this is a song that is in my top 10 from the band. I kinda love it a lot. So, Bruce has the solo credit here and y'know, he does a pretty phenomenal job with it. The vocals here are absolutely stunning, amongst his very, very...

So, let's continue these song reviews. My last Iron Maiden one was for Hallowed Be Thy Name and that one was...uhhh, unique to say the very least. I still stand by with what I said, though. Anyway, returning back to the fray, what have the boys brought for me to start off Piece Of Mind...

Hmm...let's see here. -Total Eclipse -To Tame A Land -Stranger In A Strange Land -Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son -Sign Of The Cross -Paschendale -Brighter Than A Thousand Suns -The Reincarnation Of Benjamin Breeg

Happy birthday, @Edington!

"Living After Midnight" - Judas Priest

Symphony X - The Odyssey

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I'm glad people are still liking (literally!) my Dream Theater reviews.

A Change of Seasons (1995) So, I won’t be going over those live cover songs, since they’re obviously not proper DT material. Let’s just focus on the main event here; the 23-minute opus itself. Now, technically, the song doesn’t belong in 1995 as much as it does in 1992. That was when it was...

It took me a immensely long time to actually tolerate Painkiller's vocals. And still after all this time, I think they sound like angry Bee Gees.

None of these songs are masterpieces.

Nah, they'll do Fight Fire With Fire because that makes even less sense.

I think that Iron Maiden's self-titled debut album that could never be truly 100% replicated live. The sound of that album is so distinct and raw, giving all the songs a real punch. Phantom Of The Opera is probably the best example of this, but Transylvania is also really telling of why this...

If we're following that theory, it makes sense that the album after 2112 is A Farewell To Kings since that album isn't very good. At least not in my opinion. Xanadu is the only good song on that album...well, it's a fricking magnificent song. Nothing else on the album comes even close to just...

So, I decided to do a setlist prediction. Live Distance Over Time? 1: Untethered Angel 2: Surrender to Reason 3: New Millennium 4: Paralyzed 5: Fall into the Light 6: A Mind Beside Itself I. Erotomania II. Voices III. The Silent Man 7: At Wit's End ------------------- 8: Scenes From A...

unlike some other band we all know and love

...the frick is this thread?

Awake (1994) It took me a LONG time to get into this album, because it’s dense, layered, dark and just a tinge of edge to it all - nothing like Images and Words which I had just heard previously as my first DT album. For my second DT album, it was a stark contrast to what came before and I...