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I think Blaze is very much an acquired taste. For some they just really like the sound of his voice and aren't sure why. I've always had this feeling with the monotonous frail voice of Lou Reed, there's just something about his voice that I like despite what a lot of the haters say. And that's...

Black Sabbath in April, and MAIDEN in May

Got my ticket, can't wait

I'll start off by saying that I know a lot of people disagree with my opinions on modern Maiden. Brave New World was their best album since at least Fear of the Dark and their most all around consistent album since Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, but after that, when they went more 'progressive'...

Welcome to the wasted years.

Even Exciter was pretty jazzy, as great as it was.

Such a loss.

The only track I don't care for on there is "Back in the Village", the rest is awesome.

I love Maiden. Just not this album.

I've listened to The Final Frontier again and I maintain it's a bad album. "Satellite 15" has some cool bits to it and is unlike any intro you'd ever expect from Maiden but goes on way too long with far too few changes to be interesting. The title song of which it's conjoined to it might as well...

I agree whole-heartedly. Side one is perfect, an absolutely flawless work of metal majesty. "Still Life" indicates that side two will be every bit as awesome. It isn't. Still, I like "To Tame A Land" but it's not a good enough closer to redeem the album from it's two proceeding numbers, and has...

An Onkyo CP-1050.

Be grateful for what you have. That's awesome dude. LMAO, that's funny.

Powerslave.

You met Nicko? That's awesome. I always felt he picked up where John Bonham left off. Yeah all my friends are saying their jealous too. Thanks.

I'd say that "Ghengis Khan", "Innocent Exile" and "Purgatory" are strong enough to make the album a pretty good listen but they're by no means stand out tracks and the rest of the tracks you didn't mention are quite forgettable. It's a good album, but not one of their best.

That's pretty cool, would love to see Maiden live.

Apologies for the ego-stroking, but I felt like posting this here. I won the first seven albums, Live After Death, and The Book of Souls on vinyl and a 900 dollar turntable fairly recently in a competition. Really happy with it. Has anyone else ever won any Maiden-related items? If not, what's...

Dude no reason to be hostile, just trying to make sure I fully understand before bringing up my interpretation. Your point seemed to me that heavy metal isn't a high art form hence why you saw him as taking it too seriously. IMO it can very much be a high art form.

What was the point then? Explain.