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Starblind The Talisman The Book of Souls Paschendale The Thin Line Between Love and Hate ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Killers Die With Your Boots On Still Life The Rainmaker The...

1. Somewhere in Time 2. Piece of Mind 3. Powerslave 4. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son 5. The Number of the Beast

Someone would have lit a flare.

I've always loved AtG and was absolutely blown away seeing it live however for this poll I have to go with my longtime favorite Hallowed..

I never cared for the studio version of Drifter, so I was surprised how much I enjoy the live version from The Soundhouse Tapes and Rare Early Tracks.

If you asked the same question for post-80s albums my favorite would be Futureal. Although I suspect Wicker Man would win any poll. Very good song, I’m just not crazy about the YOUR TIME WILL COME chorus. p.s. I’m the one who voted for CSIT here.

I’d be incredibly disappointed if they do that. I’m looking forward to it as a highlight when I see them in September.

My NJ Devils miss the playoffs again. I'm old enough to remember The Cup seasons, but it's been a pretty brutal last decade.

Did Paul ever play guitar live? I'd never seen him holding a guitar before.

Seems like a goof. I wouldn't take it seriously.

I love the Simon and Garfunkel version, but this is a great cover: Hazy Shade of Winter As long as we're on Simon and Garfunkel songs, there's this: America And the best guitarist I've ever seen in my life: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Voodoo Chile

Thanks for posting! Wow, nothing at all from Power Windows, that's disappointing. I'd rather hear pretty much any song from PW than any of the last 10 songs on that list (with the exception of Dreamline).

Looking forward to giving that a listen. City Gardens was a dumpy club in a shit neighborhood that happened to have some of the best music of the 80s & 90s. There's a book called "No Slam Dancing. No Stage Diving. No Spike. An Oral History of the Legendary City Gardens" that is an absolutely...

August 5, 1988.

By far the best punk concert I saw in the 80s (in my life actually) was the Dickies opening up for the Ramones at City Gardens in Trenton, NJ. And this is my favorite Dickies album.

I think I read somewhere that was Bruce?

Still Life?