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Great topic, I totally did this with TXF a few years ago. I included all 4 single-only songs from that era (including Virus - yes we know it's from much later on, but it totally fits). I like all 4 of those songs, I don't care, even I Live My Way. :) Virus is a brilliant tune, sadly it's kind...

TXF for me big time. Awful, thin, lame, pathetic guitar sound, you can barely make out the riffs. (Which are in fact superb.) Their worst drum sound, the snare sounds like bashing a rotting wooden plank. Toms are ridiculous, with barely a noticeable difference in sound between each. Luckily...

I can see why many fans might dislike it, but for me it's a very strong album. In fact it's the 8th album on my Top 17 list. :) I can put it on any time and have a great time with it. Just love the overall vibe of it, as a whole album but also the individual songs. I also find the production...

TXF Would've been stellar with Martin producing. Still a tremendous album as it is, as the music is brilliant.

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Powerslave, in every aspect. :) :cool:

Invaders - superb riffs and incredibly powerful vocals Gangland Quest For Fire Weekend Warrior - the music works for me and there's a wonderful twin lead in the middle Look For The Truth - powerful verse vocal melody lines + cool breakbeat-ish drums in parts + love the 'oh - oh' bit Gates Of...

Brilliant work, I love these kind of geeky statistics. :) Can't be found anywhere else.

There are so many of these. I think it's one of the key ingredients that sets Maiden apart from other bands. Lightyears apart. Aces High, CSIT, Trooper, Afraid To springs to mind, but there tons others. When I hear the one in Aces, I think: metal.

To this day, we've never had a song penned by solely the rhythm guitarists together. The song credits would say 'Murray/Smith/Gers', something like that. :) I'm thinking of a badass instrumental, 10-15 mins in length, with tons of heavy riffs and twin leads, time changes also. We haven't had...

He's also great on the few live stuff that got released with him - especially Reading '80. Brilliant riffing if you listen to it with headphones. Also you can tell he worked very well together with Dave, as far as playing the double guitar stuff is concerned.

I think Bruce mentions that in his autobiography, 'What Does This Button Do?'. Could also be in a documentary, I think I did hear that uttered by someone in some kind of a footage.

Yes I think the boys did extremely well with those 5 Blaze song choices to be played live. I'm especially mad about 'The Clansman', which is wonderful with Bruce on RIR.

An obvious choice for me would be The Edge Of Darkness, but quite a few others would work. There are so many fabulous riffs on that album, but the rhythm guitars get lost in the dumbass soundmix. For example: The Edge Of Darkness - with enhanced sound The Edge Of Darkness - full on cover

Their hearing might be going? They literally might be hearing the songs different to us and sincerely think all is good. They really need to do something, it's getting embarrassing. There are so many songs to choose from.

It's the best reunion album for me, truly special.

My favs over 8 mins, in no particular order: Brighter Than A Thousand Suns The Parchment Hell On Earth Rime Of The Ancient Mariner The Clansman Paschendale Dance Of Death Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son Sign Of The Cross The Nomad

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Burning Ambition Invasion Another Life

Not sure, I'm using the gog.com version called 'Aliens versus Predator Classic 2000' Yes, damn difficult game. So much fun though. :) Still think it's the best take on the '86 Aliens movie. If you want to try it, that gog one is a good one to go for as it's been updated to run on Win 7-11. :)...