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Hope you finally get some peace now Ozzy. Thank you for the great music and your iconic voice, and I’m glad you got to get that last show going

A great year for prog indeed, and no Celestrial entrance:nonono: Gave my vote for Remedy lane (THE best album ever?), The odyssey, Century child, Power of the dragonflame and Tenth dimension. Didn’t see the Luca Turilli one until now. Still remember well buying all these when I was 16/17

I hate both choruses, they sound like they’re patched up with some poor cut and paste job. The songs are actually pretty similar, I've never thought about that. I voted Lighting just because it have a very good intro!

Don't look to the eyes of a stranger

I listen more to the newer material, but only a few albums are on par with albums from 1980-1992 era, so I voted the first option

Man on the silver mountain Stargazer Kill the king Heaven and hell The mob rules Stand up and shout Straight throught the heart Eat your heart out Hungry for heaven All the fools sail away

Misson from 'Arry is legendary. Don't think I've even heard the other one?

Voted Terria and the European power metal albums.

I mean he don’t do anything experiemental or special vocal wise on neither albums, other than using a little rawer vocals on Seventh son album (for the first time in Maiden?) the music on Brave new world is pretty much a continuation of Virtual XI

The muddy rythm guitar sound on BNW and TBOS, clippy production of DOD. He could also have pushed Bruce more on some of the recordings. Otherwise he's okay

The only thing they are similar with, is that Bruce sings very safe, soft production and the solos are safe sounding, and both are not really ground breaking. Both sound like a continuation of their predecessor. Coincidentally, both these albums were my first Maiden albums!

Wasting love Weekend warrior The apparition Mother of mercy Don’t look to the eyes of a stranger

Good one. I prefer Dance of death: Maiden at their most progressive around the time, nice changes and riffs, excellent story telling vocals by Bruce, great solos trading off between each other, and even a great ending as well. Hell on Earth just build and build up until the chorus. Again some...

Meshuggah is quite uniqe I think. I love them, but can’t listen to it too often. ObZen and Catch thirty-three are their easiest albums (and maybe their best as well overall), but don’t know about their albums after Kolossus

Since British steel is my favorite, and Screaming and Defenders are also high up, I definetly prefer leather and studs Priest

He did join Blaze on stage in december 2000 for Man on the edge, but it’s still kind of Maiden thought :S

Didn’t think they were the band that fell out, but they were in Europe right before the weekend, why play only two dates over the pound. Maybe they are writing a new album there, but still…

The writing on the wall The red and the black For the greater good of God

Piece of mind

Enjoy the last year while you can :nana: