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Now everytime I listen to powerslave, I will be pained to picture that thing in your avatar getting laid, Eg

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Very nice!

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That’s definitely a win

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>Nice for everyone to agree for a change.



*cracks fingers*



Allow me to introduce my disagreement

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The band's first seven albums are so good that any pick is right for me.

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Any pick is right. Except this one. HA!

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Hahah

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While I find stellar half of Powerslave's songs, I love *all* the songs on here, especially ''To Tame a Land''.



I guess ''Back in the Village'', ''Duellists'', and ''Flash of the Blade'' never did it for me. While I find them great, they're lacking that little something.

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I've always loved those tracks, especially the former. Powerslave is a very important record for me.

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Both ''Back in the Village'' and ''Duellists'' have great chops, soloing and riffing, I agree

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When I first got into Maiden, this one was my favorite along with TNOTB, from a studio album standpoint.....we're talking 1985 haha

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it must have been amazing to witness the rise of so many legendary bands, Titan. Really jelly of you

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Yeah but you know what Myth, we didn't know that the introduction of 'legendary' bands would taper off over time. We kind of took it for granted at the time because it was 'normal', always thought music would be like that...

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When was the time you said, ''You know what, I think we're into a new phase now''



By the way, I think there's still ''legendary bands'' coming out, and I feel like I've witnessed some of them growing. It's only natural, though, that the influx of new bands made easy by the neverending expansion of Capitalism would eventually lead to this point of chaos, and would diminish the importance and impact of ''Big Ones''

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It's tough to say Myth, and it's all subjective. As you said, you still think that there are 'legendary' bands coming out, and rightfully so. I don't care for the grunge movement today, even though I liked it at first. I would say the late 90's started to show its final doom for my taste in hard rock and metal despite the fact that there were still some great bands. I started realizing at that time period that my preferred brand of metal probably wasn't coming back. However, the classic bands started showing their roots again, but the quality just wasn't the same as the respective classic periods for me.



I'm an old schooler haha...

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I see new ''legendary'' bands coming out, but they're now big in their respective scenes. Epica, Mastodon, and Leprous, for instance, are bands that now influence new generations of musicians, yet they formed in the '00s. They will never reach Iron Maiden or Metallica levels of popularity and impact, but they've become points of reference (and in that sense they're the ''legendary'' bands of my time)



don't @ me talking about Epica being ''legendary'', of course I exaggerate, it's just I think in their genre and time there's no other even coming close to their status

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yeah i guess a band like Mastodon would come the closest in the present day......metal and hard rock just aren't the popular genre anymore in terms of reaching or connecting with the masses....i remember MTV would have the most top 10 wanted videos every day, and 90% of them were hard rock and metal related.....imagine that today!

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The masses have been dumbed down and nullified. Ironically by MTV and what have you.

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haha they really have

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Vera Farmiga rocks 🤟

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