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The Man Who Would Be King Agree entirely.  It's like those horror films with the creepy little kids singing nursery rhymes.  It's oddly discordant.

Loving this tune more and more.  As someone stated above, you can totally picture the scene, soldiers standing around waiting for something to happen.  Reminds me of some scenes from Band of Brothers and Saving Private Ryan, as well as a level from Medal of Honor: Spearhead (I think that was the...

Yep.  I'm getting the feeling that Grant thought it wasn't Eddie, but the band seems to think otherwise...

According to Travis, we may not know until tomorrow or Wednesday.  I'm hoping for #1, but early indicators point to #3.  Either way that's nuts.

The Man Who Would Be King Great work, that was fun to watch.  Was obvious how Steve's version differed though.

Was enjoying this review until I got to this line: "We get all the way to "Starblind" before we find a song that's less than awesome, and even it's not terrible - just a bit bland, especially given the high quality of the tracks that have come before it." :blink: That's like saying Hallowed...

Any US results yet?

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Re: Rainbow Survivor 2010: debut vs Rising, round 3 (Aug 20-21) Do You Close Your Eyes Man on the Silver Mountain Self Portrait This is one of the hardest of the survivor polls for me...

F666 you can't go wrong with; RiR takes a close second due to the amazing setlist and audience.

AMOLAD, the most consistent record IMHO.  SSOASS, Powerslave, and TFF all come close.

Lol classic Bruce.  He's almost as entertaining as Nicko!  :lol:

Let me first say that I became a Maiden fan around 2 or 3 years ago and avoided the modern material for quite a while - not because I heard samples and didn't care for it, but because a 45 year old guy who got me into them told me those albums were no good.  But I finally took the plunge and...

I am finding it very hard to stop listening to TFF... old Maiden material almost seems "foreign" to my ears now!  Ironic. Anyway, I have managed to get in a listen of AMOLAD, a portion of Dance of Death, some TXF, VXI, and the first record.  I have not returned to "The Golden Age" for a...

He really has grown from the guy singing "Invaders" and "Die With Your Boots On" (though he does great work on those tunes.)  I have never heard him as passionate or believable as in the intro to The Talisman.

Yeah absolutely no break in between "Angel of Death desire" and "Mother of mercy" if I remember rightI think the "mother of mercy" referred to is death. Death is merciful to this solider because he doesn't have to endure the killing and pain anymore. Some of you have hinted at this too. More...

Agree 100%.  Only weak one for me right now is Man Who Would Be King

I can respect your opinions, but I definitely disagree.  If you liked AMOLAD, then how can you think that this one has too many long, drawn-out slow intros?  AMOLAD had em on all but like 2 tracks!  This one probably has em on 3 or 4, and they vary greatly.  I feel for you because I was also a...

I don't know if I can pick... I would have to say Dave is the weak link by a slight margin, but then again if I were to listen through without Dave's playing / writing it would feel incomplete.  This record is a masterpiece by the masters themselves.

Re: Satellite 15....The Final Frontier It is very simplistic, but works so well in the context of the tune.