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I would love it if they tried something "weird", something like an acoustic instrumental, or at least one with some degree of acoustic influence. I don't really care if it resembles their past wordless songs or not.

I suggest you try Vice: Project Doom. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iZvlsiWO9Y

Exactly. Gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-c0eEd5PN4

St. Anger drives me crazy with frustration. About every second of it makes me cringe. I still regret the money I spent on it (thankfully, I'm not one to waste money too often) Lately, I've been interested in Metallica again. Death Magnetic is definitely satisfying IMO. I keep coming back to it...

That's a great game too, a true obscure gem.

Actually, this topic was about something else entirely. Anyway, I've always loved the scores to Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. 3, with a special mention for SMB 2's underground theme. Contra had some epic music too. Aside from that, I've enjoyed game music while I'm playing the games...

Sorry, it wasn't meant to sound like that. I was just wondering if somebody wanted to hear a new instrumental. That's all.

I looked Moussaka up and I decided I'm going to taste it in whatever version it comes, either with or without potatoes. Thanks, Mega and Zare.

The Man Who Would Be King

Yeah, my nickname and the city are not related. But the fact that Porter gets called and referred to as "Port" or even "Port Moresby" in the book makes me think that such name was chosen to further add to the "remoteness" of the book (the Sahara features prominently in the novel)

I'll look that up.

You bet that I love it. That's my house's designated Sunday food.

I think Metallica's version was kinda cool. It was funny to sing along to. This is my favorite Metallica album, hands down. This would be my order: 1. ...And Justice For All 2. The Shortest Straw 3. Blackened 4. To Live Is To Die 5. Eye Of The Beholder 6. Harvester Of Sorrow 7. One 8. Dyers...

If that's the case, well, yes, I'm really loving their latest stuff. I think that being a fan of prog-influenced music surely made it a lot easier to like Maiden as well. I'm still a long way from knowing all their albums but so far I'm very impressed.

"Once you know what makes you tick, you don't tick any more. The whole thing stops." - Paul Bowles

Sarcasm?

Yeah, in fact I'm not complaining, I'm enjoying TFF as well. Just curious to know if somebody else though it'd be great to hear a new instrumental. But I'm with Travis_AKA_fonzbear2000. If they end up not recording any new instrumentals, I'll be happy with the wordless moments in their future songs.

I think they should. Well, I do have a penchant for instrumental music, even though I'm very much a lyrics person. Anyway a new Maiden instrumental would be awesome, in my opinion.

I'd steal a cargo of Nazi gold, I'd fight off pirates, I'd have an albatross for dinner and I would still manage to give the gold to somebody in Maiden's entourage in exchange for the tickets.

When I'm done reading The Ego and its Own, I'll start reading Paul Bowles' Too Far From Home. I loved The Sheltering Sky so expectations are high for this one.