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^ that's quite telling in terms of tempo because songs like CSIT live recently he did perfectly fine with tempo wise. I didn't mind his performance of the faster songs like that at all. They just didn't have all the fills anymore. He kind of played it how he played on Virtual XI. That's not an...

Don't want to dig at him but he's had work done.

That fucking stroke. Poor old Nick, he could have still been touring.

Lovely to see

Well one of the slower more samey songs needs to go for Judgement Day. Don't really mind what. Unbeliever could go.

HOW did this not make the cut? After Sign, MOTE and LOTF the rest of the album, despite some good moments is pretty much all soft intro in E then brooding slow heavy. This song absolutely would have broken up the monotony. It should have replaced Look for the Truth.

Inspired by a comment on the No More Lies song thread. What's the worst Maiden song with just a Steve Harris alone writing credit? Steve Harris in his prime was an unbelievably talented songwriter and that can never be denied. He still can write some good numbers now too. That being said of...

Typical Harris, nothing new..typical chord sequences, typical melodies, typical choruses, typical everything but I gave it an eight out of ten because I do fundamentally like that style and sound of Iron Maiden (when it's good). And I think this is good. I really enjoy the song, the lyrics etc...

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I don't know why I did this

Bring your daughter is a great tune. I love it

I hope the new album is just ten straight Harris epics he snuck in before anyone else could even dream of getting a writing credit.

With TXF I can only imagine what could have been with not terrible production. It's a shame as I really like the songs for the most part (although there's too many songs with slow brooding intros).

"Kin hell 'Arry, you finished my drum parts yet or what?"

If you compare TXF and Virtual XI to the Bruce albums before and after the 90s albums then the Bruce albums nearly always win in a landslide. It's just that No Prayer and Fear are quite weak so that the Blaze albums have a fighting chance. I still quite enjoy all their 90s stuff anyway.

It's not sympathy. It's that TXF has probably the best collection of songs of any of these albums, sadly hindered by the production

I black Sabbath

Simply has to be a 10. Harris was a genius in his time.

Solid 7. Some corking live versions of this from 1995

I will protect Futureal with my life. My miserable pathetic life.