clive burr had a band called "clive burr's escape" before he developed ms...

i think straton actually now playes for praying mantis. di'anno's got loadsa bands, the biggest one probably being Paul Di'anno and the Killers.

i just listened to 'the trooper', really closely, and between about 0:30 - 0:33 of the intro, is it just me or is there a kind of evil laugh in the background, or am i just crazy?

did you know that during the line "rolling sixes all the way" in 'back in the village', someone whispers "six six six"

[QUOTE=The Mercenary]i just listened to 'the trooper', really closely, and between about 0:30 - 0:33 of the intro, is it just me or is there a kind of evil laugh in the background, or am i just crazy?[/QUOTE]

Is it anything like the evil laugh right before the intro to "Powerslave?" Eddie!

[QUOTE=YDload]Is it anything like the evil laugh right before the intro to "Powerslave?" Eddie![/QUOTE]

no, its really subtle, sounds almost like it shouldnt be there, but it should. hmmmm

*checks marbles* :smash:

are there any other maiden tracks with hidden stuff?

and what does nicko say at the end of thin line between love and hate? i think its him anyway....

^I thought it was steve...

[QUOTE=Good ol' Flatnoose]
Oh, i ****in missed it
[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

Topic time: What's the deal with Iron Maiden and movies? I don't know if they've ever been in any, but they've definitely been mentioned.

Like in "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" when the king says "Put them in the iron maiden!" And Bill and Ted go "Sweet!" And at the end where Bill announces the Wyld Stallyns as opening for Maiden in their demo video.

Also, I think the stoner older brother in "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead" had a Maiden poster.

^ what other movies have they been mentioned in?

Bill and ted metioned loads of bands, megadeth, primus (it was tommy the cat in the battle of the bands uin the 2nd film wasnt it?), steve vai, kiss, extreme, kings x, slaughter, winger...

^oh and on the second bill and ted when they make that tape as a diversion, they say "maiden rule " at the end of the tape.

Bring your daughter to the slaughter was the theme for a horror film....I think it was nightmare on elm street 4....But i am not too sure.

Ash

[QUOTE=ashman]^I thought it was steve...[/QUOTE]


i dont actually know!, i just guessed it was nicko because hes nuts!

[QUOTE=The Mercenary]are there any other maiden tracks with hidden stuff?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=GurS]did you know that during the line "rolling sixes all the way" in 'back in the village', someone whispers "six six six"[/QUOTE]

quoted for emphasis

Just thought I'd mention that I watched Live After Death on video last night for the first time in ages. :)

[QUOTE=The Mercenary]i dont actually know!, i just guessed it was nicko because hes nuts![/QUOTE]

its good ol' flatnoose himself! "I Fecking missed it..."

hmmm...where the heII did the 'virus' track come from on the best of the beast album......hmmm.....

*thinks to self*

FINALLY BACK!!

my compter has been in the shop forever!!

anyways, im up to bidding on more old tour DVD's and i hope to finally win a show from the "piece of mind tour".

[QUOTE=The Mercenary]hmmm...where the heII did the 'virus' track come from on the best of the beast album......hmmm.....

*thinks to self*[/QUOTE]


I think it came from Ed Hunter...

he threw it up in rage.

wb frail...

and virus was written for best of the beast - it doesn't appear on any other album

*album of the day*

No Prayer For The Dying

Ive really got into this album over the lst couple of days, i havent really listened to it as much as i have my favourites

heh.. 7th son of a 7th son... needed somthing to put in my discman when i went to school, and i suddenly got this lust to listen to "Moonchild"...

I think that Powerslave is an excellent album, I even find it better then Number of the Beast. Anyone agree?

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]heh.. 7th son of a 7th son... needed somthing to put in my discman when i went to school, and i suddenly got this lust to listen to "Moonchild"...[/QUOTE]


I also have the same sort of urge when I used to walk to college (to listen to SSOASS).

Powerslave is a good album, but somewhere in time is much better

kirk hammett owns dave mustaine
:chug:

[QUOTE=MetallicaRULZ192]kirk hammett owns dave mustaine
:chug:[/QUOTE]

Whoa, had to check there whether I was in the official Metallica or official Maiden thread, even tho I thought I was in the Maiden one...anyway...go away :)

Oh and Kirk Hammett does not own Dave Mustaine.

ahahahaha, Janick Gers owns kirk... could kirk make anything likes janicks solo in blood brothers? thought not.... and every single maiden guitarist and every single megadeth guitarist through time is better than kirk..(Why did i just do that :confused: )

alright, wich iron maiden guitarist made you wanna start guitar? for me its janick(the blood brothers solo, im realy an bassist, but i realy want to be able to play that solo :P) im on the hunt for an guitar to buy after i get an fender vintage Precision Bass, an repaint, new pickguard and bridge for it(yes, the "Live After death" Bass also known as the 1982 - 1990 colour:p) i was thinkin of an fender mex. strat maple fretboard guitar and maidenify it :p

yay!

erm...it would have to be Adrian Smith, I dunno what it was about him...but he compelled me to pick a guitar and start making several guitar noises. Infinite Dreams was the song that made me start guitar (bass as well, I love the bass line :p).

Janicks solo on Blood brothers is surprisingly easy. But janicks delivery isn't too good, I think if adrian played it, it would sound 100 times better... (janick hasn't heard of vibrato, and adrian is the king of vibrato)

Ash

ha its ironic that i found this thread while i was listning to run to the hills... i love iron maiden, even my boyfriend is also a die hard fan of them..

Ha ha, I was just listening to Journeyman, man I love that song. I wish my girlfriend shared the same passion that I have for Iron Maiden. But she doesn't like rock and metal music, she is more into r&b crap.