[QUOTE=king_of_terrors]But it's awesome.[/QUOTE]
yes, but i expect better from Maiden:p

true
never let a drummer write a song
its bad news for everyone!

well, i borrowed DOTR from Ollie today, good album although IMO Bruce sounded weak on Can i play with madness. the stuff off DoD is awesome live though.

although WMP had the tracklist wrong for Disc 2, i had to search for the UK version.

/remembers December 3rd, 2003.

[quote=Josh]well, i borrowed DOTR from Ollie today, good album although IMO Bruce sounded weak on Can i play with madness. the stuff off DoD is awesome live though.

although WMP had the tracklist wrong for Disc 2, i had to search for the UK version.

/remembers December 3rd, 2003.[/quote]

What's December 3rd?

[QUOTE=king_of_terrors]What's December 3rd?[/QUOTE]
The day I flew to America to have sex with your mother, then flew back to England to See Iron Maiden in Newcastle...

I had to get up very early that day:p

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]The day I flew to America to have sex with your mother, then flew back to England to See Iron Maiden in Newcastle...

I had to get up very early that day:p[/QUOTE]
you mean we?
i did her first:thumb:

[QUOTE=Ironmaiden.com]21/11/2005CLIVE BURR CHARITY AUCTION ON EBAY AND HARD ROCK CAFE EVENT


Iron Maiden have arranged with Ebay to auction some specially signed items to raise money towards the Clive Burr MS Fund.

This follows their special one night performance in September at the Hammersmith Apollo which raised over £120,000.

The Fund was set up in 2002 when the band discovered that their ex-band mate, drummer Clive Burr suffered from Multiple Sclerosis. The band then performed three sell out nights at the Brixton Academy with all proceeds being used to help Clive and other MS sufferers with their treatment and care and improve the quality of their life. The fund has helped with specialist equipment, transport and essential living expenses.

Many fans have also performed their own fund raising activities with special gigs of their own and numerous other contributions via the website and fan club.

The items included in the auction are a Fender Stratocaster donated and used by guitarist Dave Murray,tour programmes and rare special event shirts from the night at Hammersmith all signed by the band and Clive Burr himself.

The auction starts on 8.00pm (GMT) November 24th and runs for ten days so get those bids in.

The winning bidders on each auction will be contacted to arrange delivery once the auction has ended.

Payment can be made via Paypal or by cheque or International Money Orders made payable in Pound Sterling to the 'Clive Burr MS Trust' although no items will be dispatched until the cheques have been cleared. Details will be made clear on each auction page.

Happy Bidding.



Menawhile on Tuesday 29th November there is a special VIP event being held at the London Hard Rock Cafe.

Clive Burrs drum kit will be presented to the Cafe to be added to their collection of memorabilia. Clive will be there to recieve a cheque together with many other Rock N Roll luminaries both in terms of fellow players and the media.

The event is to celebrate the release of a Hard Rock DVD charting the history of much of the memorabilia that they are famous for in each of their cafe's around the world.

The event was organised by Sam Hill who some will know as the organiser of the special 'Cliveaid' Days at The Ruskin Arms to help raise further money for Clive's Trust.

The newly refurbished vault at the London Hard Rock Cafe has numerous treasures including guitars from Hendrix and John Lennon handwritten lyrics.

[/QUOTE]
:amaze: :amaze: :amaze:

[QUOTE=jaco jr]you mean we?
i did her first:thumb:[/QUOTE]
You couldn't get out of the door of your carpet shop...

How pleasant.

[QUOTE=Josh]well, i borrowed DOTR from Ollie today, good album although IMO Bruce sounded weak on Can i play with madness. the stuff off DoD is awesome live though.

although WMP had the tracklist wrong for Disc 2, i had to search for the UK version.

/remembers December 3rd, 2003.[/QUOTE]

/remembers December 6th and wipes tear away

Best day ever..

Alright, time for the next album. Iron Maiden's sophmore release, 'Killers' welcomed new guitarist Adrain Smith. 'Killers' ended up being the last album that would feature Paul Di'Anno. But nevertheless, his 20 song career with Maiden was magnificant. I think this is a great album that many people should know about. Great cover art as well. Anyway, favorite songs:

1. Killers
2. Wrathchild
3. Murders in the Rure Morgue
4. Genghis Kahn
5. Twilight Zone

List yours.......................................:

I know the exact order for my favorite Killers songs. It's also my favorite album of theirs that I've heard :)

1. Purgatory
2. Killers
3. Wrathchild
4. Drifter
5. Genghis Khan

[QUOTE=YDload]I know the exact order for my favorite Killers songs. It's also my favorite album of theirs that I've heard :)

1. Purgatory
2. Killers
3. Wrathchild
4. Drifter
5. Genghis Khan[/QUOTE]
You just reminded to me to put "Genghis Kahn" on my list. I forgot. :)

How many singers have they had?

[QUOTE=zombie autopilot2]How many singers have they had?[/QUOTE]
Three singers.

(Paul Di'Anno, Bruce Dickinson, and Blaze Bayley)

1. Killers
2. Wrathchild
3. Murders in the Rure Morgue
4. Genghis Kahn
5. Twilight Zone

Same as Classicrockman's!

1. Killers
2. Drifter
3. Murders in the Rue Morgue
4. Another Life
5. Twilight zone.

1.Drifters
2.Killers
3.Murders in the rue mourge
4.Twilight zone
5.ides of march (if this doesnt count, then wrathchild)

Ides of March is my second favourite instrumental after losfer words...

Ides of march definately has to be my favorite, followed by transylvania then losfer words

[quote=-The Frank]Ides of march definately has to be my favorite, followed by transylvania then losfer words[/quote]

I like Losfer Words best, then Ides Of March, then Transylvania.

i don't have Killers:upset:


but i'm getting it for Christmas:)

[QUOTE=crag]i don't have Killers:upset:


but i'm getting it for Christmas:)[/QUOTE]

:eek: Blasphemy!

Lawl at Lord Abortioni's avatar.

We should all get christmas-y ones.

[QUOTE=classicrockman]Alright, time for the next album. Iron Maiden's sophmore release, 'Killers' welcomed new guitarist Adrain Smith. 'Killers' ended up being the last album that would feature Paul Di'Anno. But nevertheless, his 20 song career with Maiden was magnificant. I think this is a great album that many people should know about. Great cover art as well. Anyway, favorite songs:

1. Killers
2. Wrathchild
3. Murders in the Rure Morgue
4. Genghis Kahn
5. Twilight Zone

List yours.......................................:[/QUOTE]

i beleive that is Rue Morgue*

I bought Killers when I was 10, expecting it to sound like the heaviest thing I've ever heard.

Put it away afterwards because it disappointed me...then pulled it out a year ago and started listening again. Great, great album.

1. Murders In The Rue Morgue
2. Wrathchild
3. Genghis Khan
4. Killers
5. Innocent Exile

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]I bought Killers when I was 10, expecting it to sound like the heaviest thing I've ever heard.
[/QUOTE]
Wow, early learner.

I bought Iowa by Slipknot when I was 10 :upset:.

Not quite as impressive I'm afraid.

God knows what I listened to when I was 10.

[quote=Creeping_Deth]Not quite as impressive I'm afraid.

God knows what I listened to when I was 10.[/quote]

Me + 10 years old = ****ty music.