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According to the official biography, they first went into the studio with Martin Birch in December 1981. It also states that Killers was released in February 1981. Go figure. Based on Lusimas book, it seems that they were in Battery Studios from some time in November 1980 til maybe January 3rd...

Joe Elliot said on the wireless tonight that he wouldn't be surprised if Nicko turns up. Maybe he's in the knooooooow

She's such a gimp

Word. I would expect Dio to be in alright, if not for any single one of his bands then as an iconic performer in his own right. And no Thin Lizzy is just weird. But then the whole thing is a big bag of wank anyway so fuck em.

So now the intriguing bit is whether or not anyone turns up. Video message from Australia? Maybe just Rod and Eddie. Or does Nicko alone turn up? Nicko, Blaze, Stratton together? Or someone like Andy Taylor. Or, do they show their scorn by havin someone competely outside the band to collect on...

None whatsoever, I was probably attempting some form of humour.

In the cold light of day, this may well be the stone cold truth.

The poll seems to agree with you but I've never trusted emperical evidence.

I thought I was the only one:wub:

Yes, but what do you reeeeally think?

Crowds apparently chanting "Europe" in the streets. Sounds like a win for common decency to me. By that I mean that to me chats of "Europe" in Hungary mean fuck Putin/Trump/war/general hate. We shall see how it pans out but it seems like a move in the right direction.

No one calls it that, shut your dirty mouth. Your opinion gets worse every time you speak *hums one of the several riffs in WED as evidence* THEY'RE COMIN IN THROUGH THE KEYHOLE!! * Ok, so I just double checked the lyrics and mind blown. He sings "they're comin in for the kill" but I've...

Yeah, I agree, Wicker Man lost something in the live setting, which is rare for Maiden, for me. But I still love it, it was fantastic to hear live as the opener in 2001, a real BOOM moment after the intro tape when the lights came down on Adrian and he played that riff, loud and alone,the first...

Which one? For Wicker Man, Adrian wrote the main riff and I don't know what else, Bruce did the words and Steve pulled it together, whatever that entails. So if Adrian only wrote the intro riff then it's probably more of a Steve song albeit heavily flavoured by Adrian but I'm not sure of exactly...

Ok, the OP asks for ALBUM opener. I'll say Ides. And I'll change my mind in a minute.

Suuuuch a hard one. Does any other band have such a thing with album openers being a point of discussion and then (mostly) always being tour openers? So many iconic moments. Aces probably rules them all but the whole 'opener' thing totally elevates 'lesser' songs. Not that Aces is lesser...

Totes Agreed. I've been ambivalent to The Clairvoyant in recent years but very much enjoyed it (and the artwork). Hope they keep it.

I'm sure that would work as a show but I'd say it's unlikely considering they're doin a live video from Paris. Plus I get the feeling that they really quite enjoy doin Murders, seems a fun song to play and a great opener, in my opinion. I doubt they will change anything but Steve's mention of...

I'd say that was actually quite funny if you were there ho ho ho

He took away the bit I wanted, the absolute bastard. Although if he's reading, big kiss qween, I appreciate the effort xo