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I do like Stargazer, but have to go with Heaven & Hell. That damn riff gets me going every time.

F'n THRILLED! And then disappointed when the date in the Bay Area was cancelled due to Dave Murray's finger injury. We (the Bay Area) had the misfortune of missing 3 straight Maiden tours in a row (X Factour, Virtual XI, and the reunion tour) due to issues/cancellations. So when they finally...

LOL, my wife always bags on those trousers.

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Damned, Sea, and then Grave. Not by much between all of them, as they are all top notch metal songs.

I absolutely adore the Human cd. Chuck Shuldiner was a very talented musician, and underrated for the genre that he was pigeon-holed into.

Megadeth-Loved to Deth

Iron Maiden Strange World Killers Prodigal Son TNOTB Gangland POM Quest for Fire Powerslave Losfer Words (Big ‘Orra) SIT Déjà vu SSOASS The Prophecy NPFTD Hooks in You FOTD Wasting Love The X Factor Blood on the W orld’s Hands Virtual XI The Angel & the Gambler BNW The Mercenary DOD...

Who is your favorite professional sports team, that you would consider yourself a diehard fanatic of?

Not the perfect order, but a pretty good list of what I would like to hear live from Maiden in a perfect world. UFO’s “Doctor Doctor” 1. Murders in the Rue Morgue 2. Fates Warning 3. Sea of Madness 4. When the Wild Wind Blows 5. Out of the Silent Planet 6. When Two Worlds Collide 7...

As long as there is a date in the S.F. Bay Area (IF a 2nd leg of of LOB comes to the USA), the set list can stay unchanged. My favorite all-time tune (Where Eagles Dare) is currently in the set, so I hope that wouldn't change.

AMOLAD. This album actually ranks as one of my Top 5 all-time Maiden releases. After AMOLAD, I would rank: 2. BNW, 3. the Book of Souls, 4. the Final Frontier, and 5. Dance of Death.

I'm Darren from Pleasanton, CA USA. Been a Maiden fanatic since '82, and am glad to have found this forum.

Armored Saint was always a very underrated band IMHO. Whether your an oldschool fan (Delirious Nomad-era), a fan of the SOS era, or just got into them, they have some quality metal spread throughout their career. "Win Hands Down" is solid release to be sure. Better than it's predecessor.

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For an older school Maiden fan, I'm in the minority on this, but I still really like the X Factor record. In fact, it ranks in my top 5 along side POM, KIllers, AMOLAD, and SSOASS.

Hoping for a date in the S.F. Bay Area in 2019.

I actually got into IM by sight first in 1982. At a Rainbow Records, I saw the t-shirt, and fell in love with the artwork. One week later, I returned with my allowance, and bought the LP. After hearing the introduction to TNOTB, it was love at first listen.

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