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That's one of the things that has me excited for this new album, and also one of the reasons I enjoy Maiden so much; they do a little bit of everything, and they tend to do it well.

Also interesting as Tool do a very well known cover of that song.

This is my approach as well, and for very much the same reasons you outlined.

Ace comparison, definitely hear those elements.

Lyrics: How do you read a madman’s mind Teach me the art of war For I shall bring more Than you bargained for Give me an ultimatum That I could not dream of Spills of a crying nation Upon my soul For I have not a mortal soul That you already know Look at my eyes There’s no surprise Ocean is...

Sinister is the perfect way to describe that riff; I was searching for the words to describe how it sounded, to my ears anyway, and you hit upon it for me.

Lyrics: How do you read a madman’s mind Teach me the art of war For I shall bring more Than you bargained for Give me an ultimatum That I could not dream of Spills of a crying nation Upon my soul For I have not a mortal soul That you already know Look at my eyes There’s no surprise Ocean is...

Great song, though my favorite is The Legacy

The law of diminishing returns.

Yes, but Jethro Tull has also won a metal grammy.

I would agree that it's aged well. I didn't love it when it was released, and I still don't love it, by I enjoy it far more now than I did then, although I still rate it near the bottom of the reunion era releases (just ahead of TFF for me). The good stuff on here is just so awesome, but the...

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They are selling a Belshazzar's Feast shirt, currently it's fan club exclusive, but it's up for pre-order.

There's a fan club only exclusive t shirt for it, with WOTW on the back, so I assume it was all just for the single.

I always look forward to new Maiden, very excited for this release. I would love their to have been more Bruce writing credits. Really like the song titles and album art.

That's one of the many things I appreciate about Maiden; that ability to walk the line between something new and something familiar is something that only the best bands are able to achieve.

Reminds me of that similar effect used in Paschendale.

I think it's closer to 6 minutes assuming all that post-video credits over the ambient sounds is not a part of the song, although it could very well be there on the album too.

I was getting those Mumm-Ra vibes too.