Wasted155 said:
They play a fair amount of Maiden. I've heard Hallowed 2 of the last 3 days, and 23:58 was on today.
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They play a fair amount of Maiden. I've heard Hallowed 2 of the last 3 days, and 23:58 was on today.
Yeah, I've been pretty happy with the music selection so far!
Heard Cult's 'sweet soul sister'
Heard Cult's 'sweet soul sister'
Ha ha! I know that feeling! ...one reason I don't listen to tunes while on my bike.
Got some Lemmy on now!! ...Eat the Rich!!
Got some Lemmy on now!! ...Eat the Rich!!
Dr. Eddies Wingman
Brighter than thousand_suns
Here's more for ya:
I'm ready for page 601.
Its about lunchtime for Wasted-- I'm off!!!
Its about lunchtime for Wasted-- I'm off!!!
Dr. Eddies Wingman
Brighter than thousand_suns
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSZKPNdc ... re=related
We have this "Influences? Stealing? Tribute"-thread in which the discussion has been revolving around Gamma Ray in the last few songs. I gave "When The World" another listen and I claim that the song contains no less than FIVE musical references to Maiden songs;
- Flash of the Blade (intro)
- Out of the Shadows (chorus, it actually sounds like something in between Out of the Shadows and The Longest Day)
- Powerslave (the gallopp starting at 3:12, the feel of that section is so Powerslave'ish that I was preparing to sing "into the abyss I fall ..."
- To Tame A Land (from 4:12), the part that Maiden "copied" from the classical piece "Asturias"
- Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (from 4:42).
In addition, early in the first verse they sing "the number of the beast", and the little bass fill before the chorus makes me think of "New Frontier". Maybe mr. Hansen was on a real Maiden listening binge before writing the song?
Anyway, it is a damn enjoyable song
We have this "Influences? Stealing? Tribute"-thread in which the discussion has been revolving around Gamma Ray in the last few songs. I gave "When The World" another listen and I claim that the song contains no less than FIVE musical references to Maiden songs;
- Flash of the Blade (intro)
- Out of the Shadows (chorus, it actually sounds like something in between Out of the Shadows and The Longest Day)
- Powerslave (the gallopp starting at 3:12, the feel of that section is so Powerslave'ish that I was preparing to sing "into the abyss I fall ..."
- To Tame A Land (from 4:12), the part that Maiden "copied" from the classical piece "Asturias"
- Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (from 4:42).
In addition, early in the first verse they sing "the number of the beast", and the little bass fill before the chorus makes me think of "New Frontier". Maybe mr. Hansen was on a real Maiden listening binge before writing the song?
Anyway, it is a damn enjoyable song
Prisoner Of Maiden
Trooper
I showed my mom these lyrics 
Slayer-cult
The target's Fucking Jesus Christ
I would've lead the sacrifice
And nailed him to the crucifix
Beware the cult of purity
Infectious imbecility
I've made my choice. Six six six
Slayer-cult
The target's Fucking Jesus Christ
I would've lead the sacrifice
And nailed him to the crucifix
Beware the cult of purity
Infectious imbecility
I've made my choice. Six six six
Prisoner Of Maiden
Trooper
all she had to say was "Idiots" but were not Christian so it wasn't as big a deal as it could of been lol
Cornfed Hick
Ancient Mariner
I wasn't sure exactly where to put this, so here goes.
I present to you the greatest map of the UK ever conceived, courtesy of the NY Times. Apparently these are real names of real places.
I present to you the greatest map of the UK ever conceived, courtesy of the NY Times. Apparently these are real names of real places.
cornfedhick is now my new hero.
Nigel Tufnel
Ancient Mariner
They don't have a town called Intercourse? They do in PA, right in the heart of Amish Country.
national acrobat
Ancient Mariner
They missed out Upper Dicking.