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Maybe I need to reference thing less often. The Rageaholic is a youtube reviewer of metal.

LMAO, had no idea I wrote that. My mum always calls him that, must have brainwashed me.

Not one of my favourites but it's a good one. I love the live version off of Decade of Aggression and how seamlessly the proceeding song blends into it. They're so tight, it's unbelievable.

Metallica have always been my favourite due to their brilliant structuring of albums and all-around better songs, and you'll struggle to find a more musically complex band than Megadeth in their songwriting, but I can't argue with you. Nobody does thrash metal better than Slayer. They are about...

Not a fan of "Wasting Love". Some great tracks on there though. "Be Quick Or Be Dead" is such fun. I see you still haven't answered my question as well.

I dunno still with The Rageaholic on this one, though many of his opinions I disagree with (for example Seventh Son is an incredible record).

"Fuel" took time to grow on me but I really like it now. Either way, heavier than their 90s stuff? I'm in.

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Let me start this off by saying that Victor Hugo's book is a masterpiece. During a long school day in which I somehow ended up stuck in the library with no work to do, I started reading it and as I got more and more sucked in, found myself finishing the entire book. It's very poetic and shows...

Currently i'd say Dave, but I think I need more time to learn more about which solo is which before deciding. Haven't gotten a full grip on everyone's style. Of course this is embarrasing to say on an Iron Maiden forum but yes i'm not as hardcore as everyone else here. Maybe that will one day...

Not sure whether to laugh my arse off at that or feel offended. Oh well i'm sure i'll soon get used to the community. I think I might give A Matter of Life and Death another visit as it's quite a daring album but I felt that The Final Frontier though not without good hooks, was overly...

Alright, will do.

Well I moved to Australia when I just just on the cusp of turning 8 so yes. Yes it does. Damn that's tough. If we're talking Maiden, than probably Dave Murray. But my first guitar hero had to be Jimmy Page. When first getting into classic rock, I saw the guy as a disciple of god or something.

Recently saw Motley Crue + Alice "Fucking" Cooper. I'm not the biggest Motley Crue fan, as I feel they immediately go downhill after their second album with only a small batch of good songs to their name beyond that point. They're also amateur musicians, ridiculously cheesy, and don't seem to...

:shred:IRON MAIDEN'S GONNA GET YOU NO MATTER HOW FAR:shred: :rocker:

Controversial opinion time: Even though "If You Want Blood, You've Got It" is one of the all-time monumental live albums, Bon Scott giving some of the greatest vocal performances of his life time on it, there's not enough that distinguishes it from the studio versions for me to really love it...

Thanks mate. Will do.

Who here's seen 500 Days of Summer? It's scene in the office is by far the best ripping apart of Valentine's Day i've ever seen.

I need to get more into Hitchcock (I loved Rear Window though) and Kurosawa (foreign films in general actually) and my knowledge of early black and white cinema is minimal but I would consider myself a film buff, a huge appreciator of films between the 60s through the 90s. I often watch films...

I was born and half-raised in England, and half-raised in Australia (where I still live), am a huge fan of films of all shapes and sizes, though have quite the catching up to do, and my musical taste though quite varied can best describe me as a combination of a hippie and a metalhead.