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The Talisman then  :)

I was between this and Talisman, even slightly thought of Wild Wind /King for a second -naah, back to the first two.
Then, you didn't defend The Talisman earlier, and that helped
 
LooseCannon said:
Wow, n00bs in the 100k thread! They're growing up :)
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There is a reward for that, right ? Only be careful, in the case of invasion we'll be obliged to search for sanctuary in futurama thread  :D  
 
Wasted CLV said:
And that is all done through terminal?  Does that, in the end, have the same effect as the RDP gui that Windows offers?  I can RDP, type in an IP addy, and run that compy on my screen.  
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In a word, Yes. :)

@LC: I'm almost starting to get intrigued by Macs. We did have one at work once and all us infrastructure blokes just looked at it from a distance like it was one of those old 8-day programmable VCR's. And we were unable to even locate the remote. Seems I should not have been that wary of it after all.
 
I last saw it around three years ago - could have been more. It was purchased by our planogram dept as it had some desktop publishing software you could not get on WinXP (which we now can). They put it in and then asked us to support it.

It lasted less than 2 years.
 
It's only five albums that he's got, not a huge project to get into and I can almost promise that you will love it.  If you want to try a few more, try searching on youtube for thse songs, for example
Epics/progressive stuff:
Stare at the Sun
Tenth Dimension
Identity
1633
Fast/rockers:
Kill and Destroy
The Brave
The Man Who Would Not Die
Samurai

Also see his versions of The Clansman (best Maiden live song) and The Edge of Darkness.  To me, they're nowadays Blaze songs, not Maiden songs.

His live gigs are almost as good as Maiden's, if not better because they are usually in clubs, and he's got at least as much energy and honesty as Bruce and the rest of Maiden.  Blaze's stuff is a bit on the heavier side, but there's also some great melodies and emotional songs too.  My friends think I listen to Blaze because it's "Maiden no. 2" but it's far from that; I'd listen to Blaze even if I had never heard of Maiden.  Plus, he tours more... I've seen him twice after SBIT, and could have seen him also in 2008 but didn't.
 
Travis_AKA_fonzbear2000 said:
Don't forget his stuff with Wolfsbane: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaze_Bayley#Discography
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Hmmm it's more safe to start with songs... Stare at the Sun for instance; it's a beloved song here, but it didn't thrill me enough.
I'll check the rest of Invader's propositions and if you have any from Wolfsbane, it's more than welcomed  :)

:yawn: ok, off to bed now, tomorrow is a big day, and I have to absolutely change breaks /discs for my Mustang. See you guys. You are all great.
 
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