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Regarding singles : Run to the hills/2 minutes to midnight: 12 different versions The clairvoyant: 10 different versions Regarding albums: Piece of Mind: 12 different versions The Final Frontier: 10 different versions

The parchment Montségur Judas be my guide

Iron Maiden - Brave New World Iron Maiden - A matter of life and death Fates Warning - Disconnected Rush - Vapor trail Ark - Burn the sun

Fates Warning - A pleasant shade of gray Megadeth - Youthanasia Angra - Holy Land Dream Theater - Scenes from a memory Iron Maiden - The X Factor

Rush - Hemispheres Rainbow - Rising Genesis - Foxtrot UFO - No heavy petting Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick

Bleeding me - Metallica

Funny how opinions can be the total opposite. For me, RTL has by far the best production from the first 4 albums and probably the one that has most of my favorite ones from the 80's: Creeping Death, For whome the bell tolls, The Call of Ktulu, Fade to Black.

The god that failed - Metallica

Guns n Roses - Paradise City

BNW, AMOLAD and Senjutsu are the top 3 from all the reunion albums for me. The more I listen to Senjutsu, the more I like it. Started as a good one and now I think it's definitely great!

My biggest hope for 2024 is that GhostofCain stops his comments on Bruce each and every time he has the slightest opportunity to...it becomes really tiresome and really childish...time to move on don't you think? But you can't help yourself, can't you?

It's truly difficult to make just a top 5 since most of the time a lot of the songs he wrote are among the best in each album. Ok, lets give it a try: 1. Be quick or be dead 2. Ghost of the Navigator 3. Montségur 4. Dance of death 5. The legacy 6. The book of souls 7. The time machine ...ok...

He's very clear-sighted actually...all you have to do is to check what bands have been headliners for dozens of years now...it has nothing to do with "scaring off the oldies..." it's just a fact that young bands (and I'm talking here about bands with a 15-20 years of career already), have never...

I definitely agree here...It gets tiresome in the long run, same as with the ones constantly bashing Janick or Blaze, get over it, we all understood your point of view and opinion, no need to repeat it over and over again...from time to time, it's perfectly normal since I don't think any of them...

I really don't know what is wrong with Bruce's statement...he just basically says that they were doing their thing and didn't change anything at all in order to please "no regular Maiden fans". And also yeah, as a performer, it might be frustrating when the people at the front row seem to not...

Yeah, this is something I never quite understood. - replacing an iconic singer in such a legenday band is already a source of huge stress for the new singer, no matter his the level of experience - yet the band chose a singer with very little experience, specially in terms of long tours (which...

I think you partly answered to your own post in the other Blaze thread. Most of the times, fans are fans of the band, not of the members themselves. Of course, there is always the idea of the classic line-up but if one of these members leave the band to start a solo career, no matter how much he...

It's understandable that probably Steve was so sick and tired of Bruce (we should not forget as well that they never were the best friends in the world, far from it) and maybe he wanted to prove that Maiden could survive without Bruce that he decided to go the opposite way and have a singer that...

I think it's unfair to compare BNW sales with the ones of NPFTD and FOTD since the early 00's were the start of the Napster era so lots of downloads going on and since this was big news I'm sure there are a lot of fans that did it and didn't care buying the album afterwards. Not saying here that...