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When I compare AMOLAD to the other reunion albums it's a similar story - I prefer my favourite songs from each of them to my favourite songs from AMOLAD. It's nothing to do with live play either - I don't listen to live albums that much and a lot of my absolute favourites (Shadows of the Valley...

Every single Bruce 80s album (and every reunion album other than maybe BNW) has at least three songs I like more than my favourite song from AMOLAD. The album doesn't have a big hit for me which is why I don't rate it very highly.

As one of the two people who rated Dance of Death the highest, I'd like to offer an alternative perspective to the one @Mosh has given. Namely, I think that this album rocks. It's criminally underrated, has a fantastic mix of songs, and is (in my opinion) significantly better than the two albums...

I listened to the album in full whilst walking home today so that I could give a more detailed response to this. In short, our appraisals of the album are so different it is like we are listening to entirely different albums. Basically, there aren't any songs I hate on the album, but there...

Enjoying it while it lasts.

I rank Dance of Death somewhere between #3-#5 on the list of the bands best. A shame to see it gone so soon. AMOLAD is my vote.

This is how I always check it, for simplicity and because I am nowhere near the level where the accuracy would matter. I started on 35 back in July, but am currently on 41. This has been the case for around a month now - it hasn't increased since because I've dropped volume due to a sore/tight...

If it helps contextualise things I absolutely cannot stand any of the songs from the 12 step suite.

I'm sure my top 5 is controversial: 1 - The Astonishing 2 - Metropolis Pt II 3 - Dream Theater 4 - A Dramatic Turn Of Events 5 - Train Of Thought

Well it has a vote now!

I didn't think I'd vote for Slayer in any of these rounds, but then Sepultura happened. Battle Cry is one of my favourite modern songs from one of my favourite bands. The Grand Magus song is very good though, and I'll be listening to it again. I like a lot of Nightwish, but not their earlier...

The X Factor is the worst Maiden album, and it's not even remotely close. I can't believe it took us this long to get rid of it. I'll vote AMOLAD next as it's my least favourite of the ones remaining.

I hadn't heard Limelight before today, but I really enjoyed this one. I like what I've heard of Rush before, but sometimes I find their singer a little much and I found this song suited them a lot more, probably because it didn't feel like it was using the high notes quite as much. I Believe In...

Really enjoyed the song. As others have said it's reminiscent of other modern Priest albums but I enjoyed those too. Looking forward to the album.

If these leaks are Phil Spencer's emails, then Kotaku (https://kotaku.com/microsoft-buy-nintendo-net-worth-valve-steam-email-1850852461) quote them as saying that he doesn’t see “an angle to a near term mutually agreeable merger of Nintendo and MS". So in other words, no news except the...

FOTD is criminally underrated here. The title track, Afraid To Shoot Strangers, Judas Be My Guide, and Wasting Love are all fantastic. From Here To Eternity, Chains Of Misery, and even Weekend Warrior are perfectly serviceable hard rock songs - different, to be sure, but not bad. That's over...

The X Factor and only The X Factor.

Doctor Smoke is one of the surprises of the cup for me so far - never heard of them before but really enjoyed this song and will be checking out more of them in the future. With that said, Trivium are one of the most frustrating bands I know because if they stuck to clean vocals they'd have...

This is like half the reason that I'm still stuck on Nintendo systems, to be honest. That said, because I mainly stick to the big first party releases and don't dip into indie games it means I've got the opposite problem with nothing I want to play until the new Mario comes out!

Do people really care whether the song is "metal" or not? It's a cup of songs from people with (broadly) similar tastes where we will hopefully come across a couple of new songs we quite like that we hadn't heard before. It's not likely to affect the "purity" of the results either; I'd find it...