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An amazing album. Completely eclipses the movie itself.

Fair enough, but I expected to see more people fully represent! There were definitely older fans there — saw a couple who looked like a typical obese grandma and grandpa sitting calmly by the fireplace, except they were tapping their feet to “Gods Of War” instead…LOL. Plenty of somewhat...

Great show in Minneapolis last night. ~1800 capacity theater, every seat in the house had a great view. Bruce sounded amazing throughout, nailing every note he went for, even in stuff like . Was awesome to finally get a heaping helping of Chemical Wedding songs in person, too! I scanned...

@Dick Brucinson, there’s a whole section of the forum devoted to this sort of thing, so I’ll link to my SIT rating post from there. But since you’re technically asking for the answer in a different format, here it is: 1. Wasted Years (10/10) 2. Alexander The Great (10/10) 3. Sea Of Madness...

Endgame.

They were on CMC International in the U.S. per Discogs, and I can’t find any indication that the release date was any different. AI search summaries say simultaneous world release, though I couldn’t find anything specifically calling out the March 23, 1998 release date for the U.S. version.

Yep, that would still sound like Maiden and have more short rockers, like I said.

Not true, though it probably came out on a different label. I bought it in a record store as usual around its release date.

If Steve is burned out on the idea of writing a new album, and the whole reunion style has gotten stale, why not take a step back and let the rest of the band handle all the songwriting for the next album? It would be guaranteed to sound different in overall style while still being undeniably...

I speculated on this a while back based on what we knew at the time.

You’re struggling because I didn’t actually do that. Other people had already commented on the far left angle and I didn’t have anything else to add. And when “the best publicly available information” is a single non-news magazine citing something as speculation with no credible news...

Oh, you’ve already handled that quite predictably from your end, along with a spew of new and old regurgitated bullshit that has already been refuted. I’ve already taken the measure of your “character” and found it to be sorely lacking. Thanks for almost single-handedly ruining this forum for...

No, but it’s a pretty solid 99% off the table. You sure about that? You seemed pretty eager to pin some more hypocrisy points on the right, enough to amplify the thinnest of evidence into a supposed escalating drumbeat of “truth”. That characterization doesn’t apply to me at all, but you’re...

Yes, let’s. To review what you said: The Vanity Fair article cited by Mosh only noted speculation that the shooter might be a groyper because of a single referenced meme. No credible news outlet reported on this theory because there was barely any substance behind it at all, but salivating...

The “Mastered For ITunes” version and the HD version available from Metallica’s website also address this problem, though it’s still a harsh-sounding album.

Nostradamus, baby. It’s got some bloat, but as a whole piece it’s a great album IMO, and there are some killer individual tracks too, like “Future Of Mankind”, “Persecution”, the title track, and more. I also tossed a vote to Death Magnetic, since I like it more than the other remaining options.

That’s funny, I think “Blood On The World’s Hands” is by far the best song on The X Factor, and I don’t like the album in general.

Source? I haven’t seen anything of the kind yet.

Taco Bell qualifies as food?! LOL.