Shows a lot of appreciation for Virtual XI, I assume.
I dunno, I like the look and feel of it.Not sure about the high position of The Book of Souls Live, given that it's just a hastily-cropped tour poster (and not even a good one - could they have not used the Eddie-cuts-out-own-heart-in-jungle poster?)
Piece of Mind bellow Virtual XI.... Hard to swallow.
Like I said, that's where it can literally go anyway. POM has always been a lesser '80s album for me, and TNOTB has started revealing its weaknesses, whereas there isn't a single bad track on VXI. But I'd have to do a lot more listening to figure this out.and Number of the Beast....beyond belief.
I would if I went.Como Estais Amigos at third. You must go crazy during Blaze Bayley live shows when he play that!
You better start! All the good ones might be gone soonI would if I went.
I've never been to a concert in my life but Maiden and Blaze are two at the top of my list in future.
I would if I went.
I've never been to a concert in my life but Maiden and Blaze are two at the top of my list in future.
My first exposure to Maiden was on a list of the 66 greatest metal songs ever (a list is always something that'll draw me in, and this one kickstarted my love of metal). TNOTB, Hallowed, Trooper, and RTTH were ranked 66, 38, 38, and 3 on there, respectively. This was my exposure, but it wasn't until I started really listening to metal and gave RTTH a shot by itself that I fell in love with them. At the time, I was still a big Beatles and Zeppelin fan, but Megadeth and Maiden managed to round off my list at 3 and 4, respectively.I hope you get to see them both one day! Our Maiden preferences differ wildly, and that's cool (just not a Blaze fan, sorry).
Curious. What was your first exposure to Maiden? Mine was Killers. That was the album that made me fall in love with Maiden and will always be held in high regard with me (noticed you rank it last, lol.) Killers does seem to be a much maligned album around here.
So I guess the moral here is "to each his/her own", right?
Your list also helped me find something that I've always wanted to know, but was too lazy to check by myself. "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner" is the longest title on any Maiden song ever.
there isn't a single bad track on VXI.
Ah, you missed my TAATG essay then...Don't you think I'm repetitive?
Don't you think I can bore you?
Don't you think I can waste your time?
My first exposure to Maiden was on a list of the 66 greatest metal songs ever (a list is always something that'll draw me in, and this one kickstarted my love of metal). TNOTB, Hallowed, Trooper, and RTTH were ranked 66, 38, 38, and 3 on there, respectively.
Highly likely. Of course it's preceded by Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Raining Blood, but......Run to the hills the third greatest metal song ever?
Highly likely. Of course it's preceded by Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Raining Blood, but......
People have generalized music as a whole, so....
48: The Number of the Beast
..And yet you still voted for NOTB in the album game.24: The Aftermath