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"Excuse me while I tend to how I feel, as things return to me that still seem real" - Metallica; Hero of the Day "Abuse your faith, cheat & rob, if god is wise, why is he still, when these false prophets call him friends, why is he silent, is he blind, are we abandoned in the end?" - Motorhead...

I disagree. Live at Leeds by The Who is better by a long shot and that came out 16 years earlier.

THEY'RE COMING TO MY CLOSEST VENUE.

This is such sad news. Always wanted to see them live. Wouldn't bet on it now.

Agreed.

Gangland does nothing for me.

I don't think anyone's unaware of that. It just seemed to be a tangent leading into the off-topic.

Fully agreed. Great song.

I'll reserve my vote for now as I feel that revisiting them is something I owe to Maiden, but the last three album have been very disappointing for me. It's a chorus, not a gregorian chant.

I've preordered the Super Deluxe Edition the other night. Look forward to getting it.

I hear you there. The propulsive roll of Burr's drums followed by the lovely noodly bassline that Harris follows it up with is the perfect way to start the album, allowing you to explode with excitement just in time for Maiden's most monumental release. It's so unfortunate that the rest of the...

Welcome.

I only know the DVD version. Is the album good?

I like the Scorpions. Been getting into them recently and love Klaus's voice. I have to say that I find Virgin Killer to be one of the most important metal albums of it's time. You didn't get much like it before it came out. The thing is though that classic 80s sound of Scorpions was already a...

I don't think pop music fans particularly had a good grasp on what metal was though. I think this sums up how I feel. The New Wave of British Heavy Metal and the early beginnings of thrash are the things that gave metal it's identity. I don't think that's narrow-minded, as there's still a huge...

THANK YOU. I got the sense that I was being called wrong for my opinion.

The right to decide what is metal? No just the right to debate about what they love.

Bon Jovi are often listed under the hair metal tag though, which is ridiculous. I know that in the 80s, a lot of underground metal fans ridiculed the entire movement, and it's still today looked back upon with laughter. I and many others don't see it as metal. Can you accept that?

I'm a much bigger Metallica fan I must say.