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I've Got the Fire (studio version) Also, the answer to the Dave Murray pic above is The Number of the Beast I think?

On the lyric sheet in the LP, think it may have been on LAD too

The original lyric sheet has coming underlined which kind of undermines a lot of it. I'm not a fan of the lyrics for that reason, but like you say, by the standards of 1982 they aren't as misogynistic as they might have been.

Only have Infestissumam and 13. Both good, Infestissumam didn't have the songs of the first record and 13 is hardly an album you pull off the shelf when you feel like putting on Sabbath, but there isn't anything wrong with them

Transylvania Drifter No real answer as I wouldn't say I love them, but Invaders and Gangland both get undue stick Sun and Steel Back in the Village Heaven Can Wait Can I Play with Madness Hooks in You Weekend Warrior Look for the Truth The Angel and the Gambler No real answer, if anything people...

I got the record on pre-order from a shop in town for 50.99, no postal charges on top either

Fairly sure that the video footage on my video from back in the day was definitely not all from the same gig, just judging by crowd shots and details from the venues. Not sure what's on the DVD release or the expanded MTV version as don't think I've ever watched either

How is it a wasted opportunity? They arent restricted to anniversaries to release things. I got the Live and Dangerpus one a few years ago and dont think it was marking any anniversary. They can release a box set in the future if they want, this release wont impede that Glad they didnt release...

He already has a writing credit for Laughing in the Hiding Bush ;)

The original Japanese X Factor CD has a bonus disc with the 3 b-sides on it.

Primal Rock Rebellion is decent enough, British Lion has some great songs but let down by the production, I remember the Van Halen album being fine at the time but I probably haven't listened to it since then.

Forgot to mention that I was surprised to see the actual best album of 2010 Opus Eponymous wasn't even a contender

You have edited my statement there in a way that makes it mean something I didn't intend. I meant "it's ok" as a single statement, and then that as usual since 2004 the lyrics are too dumb even allowing for Mustaine's low bar for lyrics at the best of times.

Really poor stuff, repeating the same anecdotes a couple of times in the article, and not even spelling Zeppelin correctly. I wonder was that to mimic Steve's accent? I have his book Running Free and it's practically unreadable for that cockney slang and spelling

It's ok, as usual with Megadeth since about 2004, the lyrics are even below the level of dumbness I'm willing to allow Mustaine the leeway for. Riff near the end has a bit of The Conjuring end section vibe off it.

It had already been released on the Metal for Muthas compilation album

Can't understand Maiden fans being triggered by a melody. It's Maiden FFS, what else did you expect other than melodies?

Only have Final Frontier and Promise and Terror, I like Promise and Terror a lot it was the only Blaze album that really clicked with me after Jeff Singer left, when he followed it up with losing another band and putting out that Diamond Darrell shite I never even checked out the rest of the...

There was even a video posted of him at the end of the FP tour where he was in fine form discussing the tour.

Senjutsu nearly got number one in America with less sales than those numbers for Virtual XI* EDIT: *I don't know if those are only first week sales for VXI, but the are probably not, so it's not really comparable to be fair