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"I'm a man preparing to take a bite of an invisible sandwich. That's what's in my hands. An invisible sandwich. It's absolutely not an invisible penis."

Dream of Mirrors works better than Blood Brother's as that sort of repetitive yet anthemic song. Afraid to Shoot Strangers and No More Lies could also fill the gap.

Chains of Misery

It's in my top 3 Iron Maiden songs. And it's either 1 or 2, because I can't decide if I like it slightly less or slightly more than Starblind. Rounding out my top 3 is Infinite Dreams. But yea, Parchment is that damn good. I've said it before, but the way it builds continually and keeps...

Flight of Icarus

Love it or hate it, but the 90s period is by far Maiden's most interesting to cover in a documentary, so I hope they do cover it at length. I suppose we'll see. Or we won't. It'll definitely be one of the two. Edit: Also worth adding that the two Blaze albums especially were the genesis of...

I’m dumb

Yea single shows are great, but I think at this stage of the game we should be getting best performances. Granted, clearly Steve doesn’t know which ones those are.

Wouldn't 2am come first?

Run to the Hills

2AM

I thought of something I’d bring back: a fast ass-ripping track to open an album with again. Final Frontier, If Eternity…, and Senjutsu are all fantastic openers, but I’d love another Be Quick or Be Dead, Wickerman, or even Different World. Like, as a song, I think Senjutsu is better than any...

Clue 2: What's the later album title the song points to? I re-read what you wrote three times and didn't see it there. It's also late and I'm sleepy so I could've just missed it.

I just watched it. Fascinating and scary video.

Listened to a few songs on YouTube. Very talented folks but the music is just not for me.

Heart, not eyes. But still applies. Like butter on melted thighs. Or watching dough rise.

I hate when I’m just sitting around and all of a sudden…..things get so confused Edit: Also, while not a rhyme “ now we need to know the truth now” is top-flight Steve jamming words into shit to make a riff work.

Brave New World

Do Not Look Inside The Eyeballs Of Strange People

I agree that Rio is probably the best overall live album. But specifically for the drums, I think Death on the Road sounds a bit more powerful. Edit: Another short-answer question for ya'll! I'm considering buying all of Maiden new remasters of the studio albums, even though I have them all...