Personally, I think if your going down the path of being worried about repetition then that rules out the vast majority of music, almost all of Iron Maiden's music.I mean (and I understand all this hasn't got the pretention of being 'objective'): "efficient" as in direct and to the point, without any unneccesarily long intro or repetitions in general, but which still stands out for its melodic and structural wealth.
My one criticism of The X Factor is the disparity in volume. Many times it has a very quiet intro. If I leave my MP3 player at a particular volume then it is almost as if there is a minute or two of silence before the song is audible. Otherwise I am forced to change the volume all the time.After being made to get used to long (7+ minutes) and unfortunately often bloated tracks that Maiden had got the listeners accustomed to on a very frequent basis since The X Factor
He met Janick.
You watched a plane.
Donner wins!
Where are you from, Pedro?
Never lose hope. I were already saving a small fortune to travel to see this tour, but they announced a concert in my city (2nd time ever, the 1st being in the massive 08/09 SBiT Tour)
Must have, he was apparently here before the plane landed.I it was referring to the point how could you met Janick when the plane only landed 15 mins ago and the post was made before the plane touched down.
So did Janick get his own way to vegas?
Nicely put.We just accept the old classics as the are because they were perhaps penned in a time where we weren't following. We take them as they are. But when new music comes along, we have hopes and dreams that a band will go in a certain direction, and when they don't we may get a bit disappointed.
H told janick to stop fuckin up his solos, janick got mad, parachuted down to Vegas.I it was referring to the point how could you met Janick when the plane only landed 15 mins ago and the post was made before the plane touched down.
So did Janick get his own way to vegas?
If Eternity Should Fail is the best opener ever!!! So epic!!
I don't get people saying that. Like , get real.
Caught somewhere in Time, Moonchild, Aces High clearly rips it in terms of energy and coming out with a bang to start a show.
I'm not one of those "the 80's songs are Maiden, nothing else", but please...
Best opener in the 00's is much more appropriate
If Eternity Should Fail is, probably, as good as Wicker Man as a opener. Worst than Moonchild and Aces High, probably on the sane level of Futureal and Be Quick or Be Dead, and above the others. I mean, Caught Somewhere in Time is an amazing song, but i can see i the bootlegs that, even in 1986, Bruce weren't able to sing the song exactly like the album record