i know i was only fooling around, Crag obviously knew what sort of reaction it'd provoke with the hiding in the corner stuff, and anyway it's not like i was serious <_<.............


.......welll not completely anyway :)

yeah i knew that was the case.

I was gonna say that anyway.

It happens to me all the time :(

Wow, I got a better response than I thoguht I would. :p Thanks for answering. I've been busy listening to as much Maiden as I can get my hands on so I can answer it myself.

NP: Dream of Mirrors

Yeah, i've just heard so many different versions of it so many times and i know it virtually inside out that it just doesn't have that spark that it had when i first heard it. Don't get me wrong i still think it's a phenomonal song but it's just lost it's appeal for me:(

I know what you mean, maybe if you leave it for awhile it'll come back, although i have 9 different versions of it, I listened to it countless times, and still think it's greater then anything else i've heard.

I don't think that Maiden necesserily have any better songs than Hallowed, but there are a lot more Maiden songs I would rather listen to as I've listened to that one song a bazillion times.

When DoD first came out, i listened the sh[size=2]it[/size] out of Rainmaker and Paschendale... Still two of my favourite maiden songs :)

Paschendale is probably my favorite Maiden song me thinks.

I only have 2 albums though...and some random songs.

[QUOTE=crag]Yeah, i've just heard so many different versions of it so many times and i know it virtually inside out that it just doesn't have that spark that it had when i first heard it. Don't get me wrong i still think it's a phenomonal song but it's just lost it's appeal for me:([/QUOTE]

Try listening to the Beast over Hammersmith version, that version rekindled(sp?) my love for the song

BOH is probably my favourite live album ATM

[QUOTE=-The Frank]Try listening to the Beast over Hammersmith version, that version rekindled(sp?) my love for the song[/QUOTE]
Will do:thumb:

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]BOH is probably my favourite live album ATM[/QUOTE]
Maiden England is by far my favourite live album.

Okay, just saw the video for TRoBB, first of all this video is the best one they have done in years. Second i like how maiden doesnt get caught using the same old patterns, they are taking a new direction with this song, which is good, i dont think i would want a Dod duplicate or even a BNW duplicate. thirdly the song itself is no rainmaker but still is kick as$. I like it, and i want to hear more :)

[QUOTE=crag]Will do:thumb:


Maiden England is by far my favourite live album.[/QUOTE]

I saw that in the store the other day for 5 bucks, i think i may just wait for it to be released on the easrly days pt.2 dvd.

:eek:

I might not get to see Maiden when they come to Canada.

I asked my dad if he'd mind us driving up to Montreal or Toronto for a Maiden concert. And he said that he went on a trip to Montreal with just a bunch of friends when they were all 15-16 (My age) and he remembers what they did, so there's no way he's going to let me go.

And I've been trying to explain to him that I'm not going to go off and do anything, I just wanna' see Maiden. I mean, he already knows I don't and won't drink no matter what, whether I'm away with friends our whatever.

That sucks.

[QUOTE=Lightning Strikes Twice]:eek:

I might not get to see Maiden when they come to Canada.

I asked my dad if he'd mind us driving up to Montreal or Toronto for a Maiden concert. And he said that he went on a trip to Montreal with just a bunch of friends when they were all 15-16 (My age) and he remembers what they did, so there's no way he's going to let me go.

And I've been trying to explain to him that I'm not going to go off and do anything, I just wanna' see Maiden. I mean, he already knows I don't and won't drink no matter what, whether I'm away with friends our whatever.[/QUOTE]

Your dad sounds like a hypocritical ***.

[QUOTE=Shadius]Your dad sounds like a hypocritical ***.[/QUOTE]
Haha perhaps.

He's cool though, he's just gone and done every possible stupid thing you could imagine, so now that he looks back he's worried I'll do the same stuff lol.

I'm contemplating that if he says no after I keep asking him, that I may just go without permission. I'll take my cell phone and everything so they can call me if they want to, but at least I'll be far enough away that I'll be out of their control. And when I get back, I'll have gotten to see Maiden and I'll also get to see the inside of the my room alot more..:p

[QUOTE=Shadius]Your dad sounds like a hypocritical ***.[/QUOTE]
Link with that location man.

Eyeballs deep in muddy water, fu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]king hypocrite.

Ah this just makes me realize how very thankful I am for only being a half hour train ride away from Toronto.. where abouts are you?

[QUOTE=Quiksilver26]Ah this just makes me realize how very thankful I am for only being a half hour train ride away from Toronto.. where abouts are you?[/QUOTE]
PEI...:-\

I'm such a true metal fan i travelled all the way to Paris to watch Maiden, MISSING MY PROM.

\m/

Although my then girlfriend said it was shoddy anyway, and no-one got drunk.

UP THE IRONS!

World Entertainment News Network reports that IRON MAIDEN singer and qualified pilot Bruce Dickinson airlifted 200 British citizens who had fled war torn Beirut, Lebanon back to the U.K. yesterday (July 20). The 47-year-old flew a Boeing 757 to Cyprus where he picked up the evacuees and flew them back to London's Gatwick Airport. A colleague says, "He was only too keen to get involved and help. "He has a strong interest in the welfare of people caught up in international conflicts and cares about what is going on."

haha. He's such a darling :P

but really. That was pretty nice of him.

[QUOTE=Prince of Darkness]World Entertainment News Network reports that IRON MAIDEN singer and qualified pilot Bruce Dickinson airlifted 200 British citizens who had fled war torn Beirut, Lebanon back to the U.K. yesterday (July 20). The 47-year-old flew a Boeing 757 to Cyprus where he picked up the evacuees and flew them back to London's Gatwick Airport. A colleague says, "He was only too keen to get involved and help. "He has a strong interest in the welfare of people caught up in international conflicts and cares about what is going on."

haha. He's such a darling :P

but really. That was pretty nice of him.[/QUOTE]

What a bloody nice chappy.

Hahah I didnt read well the first time and i thought that bruce was risking life by flying through the warzone to help some people.

But anyway, he's cool.

Imagine some of the passengers were Maiden fans. They probably freaked out.

Yeah..."Your Pilot for today is Bruce"

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhh!!!

[SIZE="5"]"hallowed Be Thy Name!!!!"[/SIZE]

Go Bruce! :thumb:

I dont know what I'd do if I was on a plane and found out that bruce was the pilot :o

"Attention passengers, this is your pilot speaking, aaaccesssss hhhiiiiiiiIIIIIGHH!!"

Just goes to show.

Iron Maiden = more hardcore then any other band.

[QUOTE=Prince of Darkness]Imagine some of the passengers were Maiden fans. They probably freaked out.[/QUOTE]

I went on the Airline he's with when I travelled to Corsica. He's in their flight book and everything, I was hoping he'd be flying us but when the guy talked it wasn't like "YOU TAKE MY LIFE AND I'LL TAKE YOURS TOO" or anything, so I was disappointed.

Astraeus (sp?) Airlines or something we went with.