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I've been a Ghost fan since the first album, and I've honestly never looked at, or know anything, about the lore of the band. I think the gimmick was dead anyway as soon as Tobias Forge became known. Also, for swedes, is the name pronounced Foria?

Yeah it's the Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner mainly, but it's a groove Maiden use a good bit in the reunion era.

What I find funny is all this faux bullshit about people being strangers in their own country etc. If this was really the issue, wouldn't halting emigration from the UK be just as much a concern?

i don't think anyone thinks that, possibly because guys like Conor McGregor, Nigel Farage, the AFD, Marine Le Pen and all sorts of others that we have over here, wouldn't let us get up on a high horse about Trump. It's mainly worry that he's empowering these types that are driving the comments I...

I think the debate about whether Ghost are metal or not comes from people who think metal is constipated vocals and 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 riffs only. I love that Ghost ditched this bullshit and went back to catchy hits with hooks that all the great bands in metal have always had.

And when have they been known to go into a studio to record one track, and if it had even happened, what are the chances of Maiden nerds not having discovered something about it? It might have been plausible to say Maiden are going to release a video clip of Wrathchild or Trooper from the...

I don't recall Wildest Dreams being leaked. Certainly a boot of the first night of the tour went viral, but I don't recall a studio version ever being leaked. I was at Donington which was one of the very early gigs on that tour, and even then Wildest Dreams wasn't even that well known by people...

Not sure I'd take an article that has lower case letters in it's heading as being kosher

Think he must be having a laugh there as the whole song is The Writing on the Wall

I've made that argunent on here before, but @Smither I think assured me that it was a hit in South America and the 1992 period was landmark with Maiden playing in South America for the first time, so maybe that explains the numbers

I agree with that, but I think it started and finished well, Kaisarion and Respite on the Spittalfields are great openers and closers with a kind of cross between Seven Deadly Sins/To Live is to Die vibe, and then Spillways and Grfitwood are better catchy hits than from this album, but yeah the...

Not so sure of this after a couple more listens, definitely nothing as shit as Hunter's Moon or Twenties on this one, but not sure theres anything as good as the better tracks on the last album

He contributed to a Fish album that reached number 5 in the charts

Decent listen on first listen, better than the previous album. The first album is still miles better than anything that came after though. Enjoyed that track 5 on their 6th album has the same groove as The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner

Yeah it was mastered in 2015, I think the 2015 CD masterings are the same as the ones that were done for apple music the previous year, I think by Tony Newton. The LP masterings are done by a different guy I think

Maiden definitely have had much, much more higher charting hits than Judas Priest. I agree with @Azas here I think you're having a laugh with this thread.

Maiden are definitely on a bigger level than Judas Priest.

I may be wrong on the locations in the forum, but I feel there's lots of contributions from @Luisma of nerd stuff in the commentary discussion forum on things like live history of songs, rare versions, what songs are on what format and things of that kind of nature, I know there's a bit on the...

the prophet's sea :lol:

The bulk of the set is most likely going to be Trooper /Wrathchild stuff that they could knock out a great version of without thinking twice