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Yep, there's no need for him to do it anymore, i guess. (And at least it keeps him from splitting his face open, as he did in Rock In Rio '85 LOL )

The opening riff is 'Caught Somewhere In Time' is pretty magical........

Ah yes, but i gave a reliable source which i quoted....... :anorak:

YES! The first time i heard the Trooper, i thought that it was a poor attempt to remake Hallowed.... (Though i love it now!) I think its just the structure, the way it starts with a slow musical build up, before Bruce's vocals cut in and the music stops between lines for the first verse before...

DOD definately is underrated, one of my personal favourites.......

Heaviest albums for me, are: -AMOLAD -DOD -Powerslave -TNOTB -SSOASS

Yep, the sooner the better!!! :edmetal:

Well in the December 2007 issue of Metal Hammer with an interview with Bruce, he said they wouldn't be doing an album for about 2 years Also, in some of the posters for Live After Death and SBIT album there is a small bit about the Twickenham show, which syas it'll be the only UK gig for 2...

-A Matter Of Life And Death -The Number Of The Beast -Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son -Dance Of Death -The X Factor It varies all the time though.......

The 2 albums are very similar and equally good, but Powerslave is slightly betteer...

According to bruce on the Death On The Road DVD, it's about 'The whole process of being in a band and song-writing'

Hmmmmm..... -Dream of Mirrors -Lightning Strikes Twice -Blood On The Worlds Hands -Out Of The Silent Planet

-Halowed Be Thy Name!!! -Numbr Of The Beast -Fear Of The Dark -Paschendale -Aces High :headbang:

The Angel And The Gambler :anorak:

Hallowed Be Thy Name :banana: BTW, is there actually a point to this poll, or was someone uust very bored? :brainmunch:

Hmmmm, gotta be the epic 'Hallowed Be Thy Name!!!' :edmetal: :edheadbang:

The Leagacy, closely followed by The Longest Day (The intro. is AWESOME), then Brighter Than.............

Reunion era definately!

I'd like it to be firstly, not as money-pinching as the 'best of 1980-89' album is (14 tracks, 1 of which is an introduction, and 4 others which we have on every other maiden compilation), and secondly, for the tracklisting to look something like this (though not necessarily in this order)...

:withstupid: Remember people, at EVERY Maiden gig, there wil be peope attending who have NEVER seen Maiden before (including myself, however Twickenham Stadium July 5th will change all that! :banana: ), so it's only fair that they should be allowed to hear 4 or 5 classics........ And...