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Thanks for your answer, exactly my thoughts. I'm a fan of their music, I love to go to their concerts and when reading one of their interviews my main interest is when they talk about music and sometimes about some of their passions (football, planes, golf) but the rest. Well, for sure as I said...

I really don't understand why is it so important that Maiden gives their opinion about this war? Is it going to change anything?? Is it mandatory that they express what they think about every single matter that goes on all around the world? If they don't...are they cowards, are they bad guys...

1. Piece of Mind 2. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son 3. Somewhere in Time 4. The Number of the Beast 5. Powerslave 6. A Matter of Life and Death 7. Senjutsu 8. Brave New World 9. The Book of Souls 10. The X Factor 11. Dance of Death 12. Iron Maiden 13. No Prayer for the Dying 14. Fear of the Dark...

Definitely Janick. Among all of them he seems to be the more easy to have a chat with, just a very normal guy but with whom there will always be a subject to talk about.

...And justice for all, in my opinion, is one of the most overrated albums ever, production is just awful (ok, Metallica managed to do even worse later in their career and not just once) and most of the songs are way too long that they become truly boring to listen to, special mention to the...

IRON MAIDEN: Phantom of the opera. Runners-up: Strange World, Remember Tomorrow and Prowler KILLERS: Purgatory. Runner-up: Wrathchild THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST: Hallowed be thy name. Runners-up: Children of the Damned, 22 Acacia Avenue, The number of the beast, Run to the hills PIECE OF MIND: The...

Iron Maiden: Sanctuary+ Killers: Drifter+++ The Number of the Beast: Gangland* Piece of Mind: Quest for Fire* Powerslave: Losfer Words* Somewhere in Time: Deja- Vu* Seventh son of a scventh son: Can I Play with Madness* No prayer for the dying: Hooks in you+ Fear of the Dark: Fear is the key+...

Sorry, don't have any links but you may check guitar101, they have a lot of bootlegs there.

IM 40/41 The backward set Speed of Light El Dorado The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg Dance of Death The Wickerman Sign of the Cross Tailgunner Infinite Dreams The Clairvoyant Stranger in a strange land Powerslave The Trooper Revelations Hallowed be thy Name Fear of the Dark Iron Maiden...

Here are some of the best sounding bootlegs, IMHO: Leicester, 2th of October London, 18th of October (Wolfsbane with Blaze was the opening act and apparently from time to time Blaze came onstage to sing during the encore, that's the case here, you may hear Bruce introducing him during BYDTTS)...

A world apart - Fates Warning

Dead babies - Alice Cooper

Here's the one with Di'Anno: Iron Maiden: live in Milano With Bruce, there's one from the Real Live tour: Iron Maiden - Live 1993 The first show with Bruce (quality is very very bad so its just more for the moment in Maiden history): Iron Maiden - Bologna 1981

Yeah, Prodigal Son was never played live or if it has been played it must have been in the very early days of the band but I don't see them in those days playing an almost all-acoustic song, not sure the song would fit in a set like they used to play. Was it rehearsed for the 2005 tour? I have...

Every tour has some very good bootlegs soundwise, here are some of my favorites: Iron Maiden Tour: 20.06.1980, Relevations -live at the Rainbow (to listen to a good sounding recording with Denis Stratton still on guitar) 21.12.1980, Before the Exile, same tour but this time with Adrian. There...

Iron Maiden and Rush, tied at number 1 (no changes in years) Then very close to the top there is Fates Warning, all of Dio (Rainbow, Black Sabbath and solo), Genesis (Peter Gabriel era only), UFO (Michael Schenker era), Michael Schenker Group (logical, ain't it?)

Exactly my thoughts during these last weeks/months. Metallica, members of Priest, Paul Stanley, Genesis, Bon Jovi, Sammy Hagar and so many other artists have, at least, put a video on Youtube. The irony is that Iron Maiden are one of these bands that are always giving the speech about how...

The Fugitive The Final Countdown (Europe) vs Jump (Van Halen)

Needle Lies Heaven and Hell (Black Sabbath) vs Child in Time (Deep Purple)

Fates Warning (Ray Alder era only) 1. From the Rooftops 2. Through Different Eyes 3. Eye to Eye 4. The Light and Shade of Things 5. Silent Cries 6. A Pleasant Shade of Gray part II to VI + XII 7. And Yet it Moves 8. Monument 9. Still Remains 10. The Eleventh Hour 11. At Fate's Hands 12. Nothing...