chaosapiant
Ancient Marinade
It’s likely, I think, that Maiden take good care of their family/crew, it here’s an additional al opportunity to do more while giving something to the fans as well. I don’t see the issue.
Their own crew is probably being paid anyway, given they made the video for Aces High that came out in lockdown.
You are always very cynic about the financial side, to the point of nicknaming British Lion "tax exile", while this has obviously more to do with the passion of playing live. You've got a very strong personal bias on the matter, with no direct information at your disposal and nothing to support your opinion, other than the very idea that everyone tries to get the more money possible.Who says they do?
I find performatively "rejecting" commercialism can be just as cynical an attempt at attracting a certain cohort of fans as being deliberately commercial. I like Steve's approach, if they get some hits or media coverage then it's nice but if they don't who gives a shit.
You are always very cynic about the financial side, to the point of nicknaming British Lion "tax exile", while this has obviously more to do with the passion of playing live. You've got a very strong personal bias on the matter, with no direct information at your disposal and nothing to support your opinion, other than the very idea that everyone tries to get the more money possible.
Janick is the only member of the band who lives in the UK , right?
Two words: Tax. Planning.Whilst it is nice to see the band donate some items to support a worthy cause, I cannot help but think they surely can donate much more themselves from their very deep pockets.
No Mr Everyones-a-tight-fisted-tory-bastard-except-me, I did not - I meant exactly what I said. I think it's apparent to most people that charities are treated favourably for tax purposes: that's the whole point of having them. There's Gift Aid for a start.Do you mean tax avoidance?
No Mr Everyones-a-tight-fisted-tory-bastard-except-me, I did not - I meant exactly what I said.
I think it's apparent to most people that charities are treated favourably for tax purposes: that's the whole point of having them. There's Gift Aid for a start.
Which as I'm sure you know, definitely includes Steve Harris #sarcasm
When I was looking to buy An Introduction to Virtual XI, basically a demo with the first 3 songs from the Album unmastered, which I did end up buying and uploading on youtube (btw yes it does sound better) I stumbled upon this archive of some forum post
Dude mentioned a "raw mix of Losfer Words" which really intrigued me,enough to actually hunt and buy the CD.B-side compilation
groups.google.com
It was a bit of a thriller since I ordered it around October, last update was in November, I got a refund in February and bought a new copy then 2 days later the CD came so I'm waiting a second copy.
I dumped and upload on Google Drive the whole thing plus scans using my phone cause my scanner broke down.
So there was this magazine called guitar techniques and the March 1998 copy had a CD about Losfer Words with backing tracks and all. It also has an interview and narration by Nico McBrain. There isn't anything copyrighted in the CD so I'm sending the FLACs here.
I hope this is the right thread for this, here's the tarball:
Iron Maiden - Losfer Words.tar.gz
drive.google.com
I am really puzzled on whether these are the legit multitracks or at least maiden playing or some cover. I know the small parts of rhythm guitar found on the drum and bass track aren't maiden cause the narrator tells so. There are some credits on the back of the CD but I believe they are wrong since the track called original harmony is actually a part of the original thing.
Ah sad, I bought the CD for this specific "rough mix". Any other obscure cds to look for? Any alternate versions of songs like the running free demo or the women in uniform german versionHello! I have that CD. The tracks are definitely a cover and not the original tracks.