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Just as long as they continue to Play "Where Eagles Dare" (my favorite all-time IM tune) IF they make it to the S.F. Bay Area, I'll be happy.

With the Maiden reunion with Bruce and Adrian, the band gained even more notoriety than they already had. With the introduction of Flight 666, and invention of putting equipment, crew, and band on a single airliner, even the media in the U.S. took notice, and did specials on the band.

Hypothetically, if you were in a hospital bed about to take your final breath, what would be the final Maiden tune that you would like to hear before you left this world?

I know that it's a homer pick, but the solos and the build-up in Powerslave put it over the top for me.

in 1999 instead of reuniting with Bruce and Adrian, what in your opinion would have been their lasting legacy on the world of music?

Great idea!

Possessed-Seven Churches S.F. Bay Area thrash metal with death metal vocals. Very influential in the mid-80's, never quite getting their due respect for the bands that copied them. FYI, Guitarist Larry LaLonde eventually went on to join Primus, a band very different from this.

Blaze - The Brave

Simply put, I'm disgusted and embarrassed by the moron who inhabits the office of the President in the USA. Counting down the days until the "uneducated" fool no longer has any power.

IMHO, one of the greatest moments in all of hard rock/heavy metal live experiences. Can anyone else name a band that features a song (that everyone knows) that signals that there are only a few more minutes remaining until the house lights go down for the intro? Not to mention that "Doctor...

LOLOLOL, yeah, the book.

I've seen them 3 times myself. Pretty cool talking shop with Wanda Ortiz (Steph Harris-bass) and Nita Strauss- (guitar-now with Alice Cooper).

How many of you guys are familiar with the all-female tribute act, the Iron Maidens (from Los Angeles)?

My signed Bruce Dickinson "What Does This Button Do" book is safely packed away to keep it safe. Have never pulled it out since I read it.

Killers Murders in the Rue Morgue Remember Tomorrow Phantom of the Opera Prowler

Gotta go with Maiden England. Love the set list, as well as the stage show. Not to mention that SSOASS is one of my Top 5 Maiden albums.

Dave Murray by a sliver over H. Love his fluid, creamy tone, and bombastic solos.

POM

Beer - Stella Artois The hard stuff - shots of Patron Silver

Love Sun & Steel.