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The Aftermath and Blood On The World's Hands would be two blinders, with Bruce singing.

I love the album, since first listened to it, on April 7th, 1998.

There's always a first. Even for Maiden, it's pretty rare, but, possible. :D

The footage on 'Behind The Iron Curtain', from the first night of that tour, was certainly not filmed partially, so, it's very probable the band has the whole gigs, which made up the vhs, on tape. Next year, it's Powerslave's 40th anniversary, so, a dvd with the full concert from that August...

Just put the excerpt on the correct pitch, paid attention to the flowing of the crowd's cheering and there's no way it's fake. Holy shit! We need this in full mode!!! \m/

Could someone translate, please, all the japanese writings, of the main backdrop, which are easier to see, during Heaven Can Wait?

Death Of The Celts doesn't seem, at all, it has 10 plus minutes and Hell On Earth sounded better, live.

Wasn't expecting this one; the middle happy melody didn't sit very well, but, apart from that, I quite like it, Peter Hammill's influence on Bruce's interpretation is clear. Maybe, that happy part goes down better, live. I think we'll have the 3 disc 2 'Arry epics on the set.

The Time Machine is superb!!! I said this woud be on the setlist.

A dream would be seeing this one live, too

Man, I'm listening to Maiden, nonstop, random mode, since last night and The Evil That Men Do just finished (and tears ran down my face); now, If Eternity Should Fail is playing and both, also, could easily be on this list. It's the greatest band of all times. UP THE IRONS!!! \m/

My 10 fave, almost in order, for now: Infinite Dreams Prodigal Son Strange World Innocent Exile Revelations The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner 2 A.M. Out Of The Silent Planet Flight Of Icarus Hooks In You

No bad albums. Only bad arrangements, on some songs from the 6 men line up albums: Piece Of Mind Powerslave Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son Killers Brave New World The X Factor Somewhere In Time Iron Maiden The Book Of Souls The Number Of The Beast Fear Of The Dark Virtual XI Dance Of Death No...

Black Sabbath Metallica Rush Judas Priest Thin Lizzy Carcass Cathedral Led Zeppelin Faith No More Opeth

Of course, it has some good songs, great moments, specially, Dave's tone and solos, which are the best moments on the album (perhaps, best production of the Shirley ordered by Harris era albums), but, it is lackluster; title track and Hell On Earth sound badly arranged in the vocal lines...

When you pick the various quasi poetic lines of Gangland and compare them to the three lyrics he wrote for his SIT tunes (even some lyrics from Psycho Motel), you can outline a similar style of writing. Ever thought about or perceived it, smart boy? If he stole some lyrics - as you're implying...

Gangland lyrics are Adrian's, it seems.

People are saying 'Dave's solo is great' (indeed is), but, Adrian takes off from 2:45 to 2:57 and most didn't notice, as it seems.

Even. Maiden just doesn't fit this ambient.

What's this idiocy about, possibly, not including Janick or Blaze?! Problem with the upper intestines?!