powerslave is a great album. although i do tend to say that about all their albums, other than No Prayer For The Dying.

[QUOTE=JamJar]I'd like The Trooper as well. It'd be very cool if they played Powerslave and [b]Infinite Dreams[/b].[/QUOTE]

I like you, let's be friends :p


I would be in pure heaven if they played The Prophecy, I reckon they could pull if off live with 3 guitars.

/becomes friend.

/listens to SSOASS

[QUOTE=Josh]powerslave is a great album. although i do tend to say that about all their albums, other than No Prayer For The Dying.[/QUOTE]
It's still a great album, just nowhere near as good as any other Maiden album.

I like all the tracks on NPFTD but it lacks any real standout tracks IMO.

Tailgunner FTW.

i think my favourite off NPFD is probably Hooks In You, i love that song. not really sure why though.

Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter is one of my fav Maiden tracks, and it's awsome live.

The title track and Mother Russia are my faves.

Tailgunner is the only track that really stands out on that album IMO

The title track grew on me.

i want the intro of blood brothers played at my funeral:p

[QUOTE=Josh]i think my favourite off NPFD is probably Hooks In You, i love that song. not really sure why though.[/QUOTE]
i hated HiY when i first heard it, but now i really like it.

[QUOTE=!MuDvAyNiAn!]i want the intro of blood brothers played at my funeral:p[/QUOTE]

In the rare even that I find some like minded musicians (well people who understand there are more genres then indie and completely chaotic and atonal black metal), I'm gonna force them to play Blood Brothers...

[QUOTE=Josh]powerslave is a great album. although i do tend to say that about all their albums, other than No Prayer For The Dying.[/QUOTE]
NPFTD is [u][b]one[/b][/u] of my favorites :eek:

but i love all their albums :(


NP: blood brothers :cool:

on Piece of Mind, on Still Life, some jamaican guy says something which is recorded backwards. what is it?

I believe it's Nikco saying saying it, but I'm not sure what is being said.

[QUOTE=JamJar]I believe it's Nikco saying saying it, but I'm not sure what is being said.[/QUOTE]

they recorded Nicko drunk doing his impression of Ida Amin, the african dictator guy. IM not exactly sure of the quote, but its something along the line of:

Dont mess with things you dont know about or somethin, i forgot :(



btw, anyone downlaod the things i put up in the file yet?

[QUOTE=-The Frank]they recorded Nicko drunk doing his impression of Ida Amin, the african dictator guy. IM not exactly sure of the quote, but its something along the line of:

Dont mess with things you dont know about or somethin, i forgot :(



btw, anyone downlaod the things i put up in the file yet?[/QUOTE]
/Is downloading Di'Anno as we speak:D

thanking you very much:)

[QUOTE=-The Frank]they recorded Nicko drunk doing his impression of Ida Amin, the african dictator guy. IM not exactly sure of the quote, but its something along the line of:

Dont mess with things you dont know about or somethin, i forgot :(
?[/QUOTE]
ill look it up:)
... i did and here it is. "Hmm, Hmmm, what ho sed de t'ing wid de t'ree bonce. Don't meddle wid t'ings you don't understand",

[QUOTE=crag]/Is downloading Di'Anno as we speak:D

thanking you very much:)[/QUOTE]

DO you need the tracklist, i dont think i put the track names on....
or you could always go to pauldianno.com


speaking of PD, hes comming out with a new cd this summer. Its cover should be on his myspace......[url]www.myspace.com/diannothebeast[/url]

i just found that it is some vincent price guy (an actor) that does the speakin bit at the start of number of the beast along with introduction to destruction by sum 41(which was dedicated to iron maiden) and others such as alice cooper and michael jackson. ino this is probably crappy useless info but just thought id share it

[QUOTE=!MuDvAyNiAn!]i just found that it is some vincent price guy (an actor) that does the speakin bit at the start of number of the beast along with introduction to destruction by sum 41(which was dedicated to iron maiden) and others such as alice cooper and michael jackson. ino this is probably crappy useless info but just thought id share it[/QUOTE]

ACtually i didnt know the sum41 thing was dedicated to iron maiden. thats cool that they got the dude who did it with maiden. If i remember correctly sum41 were once a iron maiden tribute band....

ye its probably because dave from sum 41 is a huge maiden fan. theyv done lots of iron maiden stuff such as covers etc.

I saw them on MTV cribs one day. Their drummer has a NPFTD poster and Eddies head box set.i was like WTF

[QUOTE=!MuDvAyNiAn!]i just found that it is some vincent price guy (an actor) that does the speakin bit at the start of number of the beast along with introduction to destruction by sum 41(which was dedicated to iron maiden) and others such as alice cooper and michael jackson. ino this is probably crappy useless info but just thought id share it[/QUOTE]


vincent price didnt do the speaking part at the begining of notb, they just got someone who sounded very much like him, but now they cant remember who he was.

[QUOTE=Rainmaker]vincent price didnt do the speaking part at the begining of notb, they just got someone who sounded very much like him, but now they cant remember who he was.[/QUOTE]
I've always thought it was someone else too.

[QUOTE=Wikipedia]He greatly reduced his film work from around 1975, as horror itself suffered a slump, and increased his narrative and voice work. For example, Price's voiceover is heard on Alice Cooper's first solo album Welcome to My Nightmare; in Michael Jackson's music video, Thriller [B]as well on Iron Maiden's "The Number of the Beast"[/B]'; and, in one of his last major and one of his favourite feature film roles, as the voice of Professor Ratigan in Walt Disney Pictures' The Great Mouse Detective. He also starred for a year in the early 1970s in a syndicated daily radio program, Tales of the Unexplained.
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:confused:

Didn't he die before they made the album? And plus 'Run to The Hills' and every over source except wiki says it was only a guy who sounded like him...

i just heard death on the road, and the backing singer sounds munted on "can i play with madness" - sounds like he's saying can i play with Agnes.:lol:

[QUOTE=enter natman]i just heard death on the road, and the backing singer sounds munted on "can i play with madness" - sounds like he's saying can i play with Agnes.:lol:[/QUOTE]
That's Bruce, not Adrian/Steve.

so Bruce can sing into two seperate microphones at once?:rolleyes:
i meant the backing singer. the other bloke. i dunno which one it is, its either adrian smith or steve harris i think. it wasn't bruces voice, it was backing.

they use a synthesiser on that song too. they shouldn't have.

"don't meddle wi't tings you don' unnerstan'"

Hahaha...Di'anno has a myspace:lol:

I must have been gone for a while, but can someone tell ma what happenned to the *OFFICIAL* thread? unless this is the same thread with a different name lol.

[QUOTE=acefrehleyjendell]I must have been gone for a while, but can someone tell ma what happenned to the *OFFICIAL* thread? unless this is the same thread with a different name lol.[/QUOTE]
It's the same thread, the name was changed a while back:)

[QUOTE=enter natman]so Bruce can sing into two seperate microphones at once?:rolleyes:
i meant the backing singer. the other bloke. i dunno which one it is, its either adrian smith or steve harris i think. it wasn't bruces voice, it was backing.
[/QUOTE]
It is Bruce that say's 'Agnes'. If you watch closely you can see that his mouth does not close in order to create the sound of 'M'. He also had a cold on that night which may have added to it.

[QUOTE=enter natman]on Piece of Mind, on Still Life, some jamaican guy says something which is recorded backwards. what is it?[/QUOTE]

Im not exactly sure what he says but it's taking the mick out of all the hoohah over satanic messages and like being heard if you played a record backwards. There's supposed to be something like that on stairway to heaven and judas priest almost got in trouble with the law in america (breakin the law breakin the law...sorry had to put that in) because two boys committed suicide while listening to one of their songs because apparently the record said 'do it do it' when played backwards. Anyway, Iron Maiden were mocking such things

Yeah, it was poking fun at the people who called Maiden satanists after The Number of the Beast.

Still Life is probably their best little known song.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]"don't meddle wi't tings you don' unnerstan'"

Hahaha...[b]Di'anno has a myspace:lol:[/b][/QUOTE]


i still <3 him

Isn't there supposed to be a hidden message in one of Maiden's songs that when you play it backwards it says something like ''what are you listening to Iron Maiden for, they're [SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]hit'?

[QUOTE=crag]Isn't there supposed to be a hidden message in one of Maiden's songs that when you play it backwards it says something like ''what are you listening to Iron Maiden for, they're [SIZE="2"]s[/SIZE]hit'?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, hold on a sec, ill find it.

EDIT: hmmm, cant seem to find it, im sure though, if you searched maidenfans/imc a bit you would find it.

[QUOTE=crag]It is Bruce that say's 'Agnes'. If you watch closely you can see that his mouth does not close in order to create the sound of 'M'. He also had a cold on that night which may have added to it.[/QUOTE]
well im confused then. because there is a backing singer, and he was the one who sang it without the M. the lead singer sings it normally. unless Bruce is doing the backing(:lol:) then it [I]must[/I] have been the backing singer. :confused: