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The Evil That Men Do

The Man of Sorrows

Lost in a Lost World

Somewhere in Time. It's still great, mind you, but the band was burnt-out and it is overall less inspired, even if the visual and the sound cover it up.

Massacre (< "at a point below... ) :)

I believe that if people managed to "mental-block" the cover of Dance of Death, this album would rank much higher on average. ;)

It goes much earlier. The first time it appeared live was during the Seventh Tour of a Seventh Tour (1988) but apparently, they "met" one year earlier:

El Dorado The Talisman Ghost of the Navigator

The Beatles' self-titled album (or White Album) comes to mind. Come on: "Bungalow Bill"?, "Happiness is a Warm Gun"?, "Wild Honey Pie", "Why Don't We Do It in the Road", not to mention "Revolution 9"? :facepalm: I think they are really detrimental to the gems that also appear on this album. And...

I had heard it before, but not seen it. :)

Street Axe Fire Cell Pyramid Future Ice Grave Tree Chair Pitch Bridge Party Tank Space Jungle Warrior

Brighter Than A Thousand Suns

Paschendale

Still Life Stranger In A Strange Land Run To The Hills Back In The Village Wasting Love The Book Of Souls The Assassin Innocent Exile Strange World The Educated Fool Gates Of Tomorrow The Aftermath The Prophecy Dream Of Mirrors Isle Of Avalon The Time Machine Out Of The Shadows

The Trooper

Age of Innocence

When The Wild Wind Blows

The Aftermath

Alexander, The Great Elephant in the Room

The Thin Line Between Love and Hate