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Not necessarily. Playing it is one thing, writing it quite another. There are plenty of brilliant musicians about who can't write for toffee.

Can I Play With Madness used to be one of my favourites but it bores me now and I find the repetitive descending guitar riff after "...crystal ball" to be most irritating. So I'd ditch that AND Running Free, which I've never rated. There are plenty of absolute corkers to replace those with...

Dunno, I think that setlist blows (for Maiden). I agree that all the old classics like Run To The Hills and Can I Play With Madness, Number Of The Beast etc should be dropped for a bit but there are plenty more classics than half the ones you've listed mate.

Compared to all their other live albums, this one sounds bright as hell and really hurts my ears. Is it something to do with the remastering or did the original sound harsh and shouty too? I'm just asking because I'll try and source a used copy of the original on Ebay if it sounds better than...

I always start by buying the albums of an artist I like, before then looking at DVDs. It's just the way I do things. I've now got all the studio albums except the first two, not bad for 2 months' collecting! I also have most of the live albums now and it just struck me that I didn't actually...

I own Live After Death, A Real Live Dead One, Rock In Rio and Death On The Road but I'm never sure which guitarist is playing which solo (as I've never seen the band live). Can someone break the songs down for me? Thanks in advance...