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The muddy rythm guitar sound on BNW and TBOS, clippy production of DOD. He could also have pushed Bruce more on some of the recordings. Otherwise he's okay

The only thing they are similar with, is that Bruce sings very safe, soft production and the solos are safe sounding, and both are not really ground breaking. Both sound like a continuation of their predecessor. Coincidentally, both these albums were my first Maiden albums!

Wasting love Weekend warrior The apparition Mother of mercy Don’t look to the eyes of a stranger

Good one. I prefer Dance of death: Maiden at their most progressive around the time, nice changes and riffs, excellent story telling vocals by Bruce, great solos trading off between each other, and even a great ending as well. Hell on Earth just build and build up until the chorus. Again some...

Meshuggah is quite uniqe I think. I love them, but can’t listen to it too often. ObZen and Catch thirty-three are their easiest albums (and maybe their best as well overall), but don’t know about their albums after Kolossus

Since British steel is my favorite, and Screaming and Defenders are also high up, I definetly prefer leather and studs Priest

He did join Blaze on stage in december 2000 for Man on the edge, but it’s still kind of Maiden thought :S

Didn’t think they were the band that fell out, but they were in Europe right before the weekend, why play only two dates over the pound. Maybe they are writing a new album there, but still…

The writing on the wall The red and the black For the greater good of God

Piece of mind

Enjoy the last year while you can :nana:

The perfect element by far. Then V - The mythology suite, Dream sequenser, Silicon messiah and Ressurection

<3<3<3 Not everyday you’ll get 40 years!

I would love some nice, beautiful CD versions of the studio albums, digipacks with liner notes and with extra disc with b-sides. And maybe also a new version of the First ten years box set with the original Listen with Nicko tracks + Blu-ray/DVD version If we got some stuff like Dortmund 1983...

No, there were plenty of great music in the 90’s if you had an open mind. I grew up in the 90’s, so that was awesome. Not so good for typical 80’s heavy metal and glam metal, but great for the alternative scene/grunge. Also lot of activities in the underground, think american/swedish death...

Well, it’s mostly just tr00 people who puts it at the top. I have some friends that like Morbid the best :blink: many people like those albums you mentioned, myself as well

Overrated album for me means that a popular album that is hailed by fans and critics, but not something I nescessarily don’t hold so high. So by looking through my CD collection, I tried to find some overrated albums. That was hard, because it does not mean the albums are bad or weak, just not...

Sunny weather, cheap beer and beautiful women?

I love the box set, I’m going through it myself these days. Please please me have a couple of great songs. I saw here standing there is actually one of my favorite Beatles tracks, and a blueprint for a opening track. Anna is a great track as well, I hum that one quite often for some reason...

It was for me when I were a kid, but it is nothing compared to other computer games from the same time