I'd sing for Bruce, but leave the guitar for the true musicians.

I hope I could do Aces High, Ghost Of The Navigator and Powerslave justice.

[QUOTE=ashman]LOL, let's hope he doesn't die then :thumb:[/QUOTE]

yes, lets hope that.. :thumb:








LONG LIVE IRON MAIDEN!!! [SIZE=1](short live Gibson...)[/SIZE]

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper]yes, lets hope that.. :thumb:








LONG LIVE IRON MAIDEN!!! [SIZE=1](short live Gibson...)[/SIZE][/QUOTE]


Doesn't Adrian use Gibsons a lot?

i think he used nothing but gibsons and ibanezes on the early albums, and a few jacksons. on every photo i've seen of him from Killers he's got a les paul. he uses one on the rock in rio dvd aswell, but he mostly uses custom strats these days

[QUOTE=ashman]Doesn't Adrian use Gibsons a lot?[/QUOTE]

well, i still hate Jackson for ruining Trace Elliot(wich By The way, is steves Pre amp branch...) but Gibson quited the whole company about an year ago...i hate big company's that buys up everything and destroys their quality...

Anyway, about Steves Main Bass :p people say that he have always used the same P-bass, right? From Live At Rainbow to Rock in rio, well, it cant be... On Live at rainbow you can clearly see the headstock of the bass, well, yeah thats an bass from the 70's, becouse it have the FEnder Logo, and the Name of the bass Splashed out all over the headstock, and well, when you see on the headstock of the blue and the west ham one, you dont see the logo clearly at all(infact, on the wite one i dont think you see it at all...) wich means the blue have to be made either Before 1970, or after 1980... i know many of you dont care. but i just had to say :p

and on the 70's basses the Logo is black, so it would be easy to see :p

[url]http://photos.fotango.com/p/eba00399939f00000020.jpg[/url]

like this, you can clearly see that this is no 70's P-Bass...

Dont know if this has been posted but meh.

In a recent interview with Kerrang.com, stand-up comedian Steve Hughes, a metal fanatic whose shows spin around the subject, explained why heavy metal was important to him.

"My friends in Sweden are total IRON MAIDEN fanatics," he stated. "They've got every MAIDEN record that was released in every country. That's dedication. Masterful. So they went to Croatia to see them. While they were on the train, passengers were being robbed by Croatian soldiers. They were sitting there in their MAIDEN shirts and bullet-belts freaking out. Suddenly, the soldiers confronted them armed with machine guns. They noticed their shirts and yelled 'IRON MAIDEN! The greatest band in the world! You are okay!' and left them alone. Heavy metal will save your life. If they were into WESTLIFE, they would have been shot in the face."

[QUOTE=HondoII]Dont know if this has been posted but meh.

In a recent interview with Kerrang.com, stand-up comedian Steve Hughes, a metal fanatic whose shows spin around the subject, explained why heavy metal was important to him.

"My friends in Sweden are total IRON MAIDEN fanatics," he stated. "They've got every MAIDEN record that was released in every country. That's dedication. Masterful. So they went to Croatia to see them. While they were on the train, passengers were being robbed by Croatian soldiers. They were sitting there in their MAIDEN shirts and bullet-belts freaking out. Suddenly, the soldiers confronted them armed with machine guns. They noticed their shirts and yelled 'IRON MAIDEN! The greatest band in the world! You are okay!' and left them alone. Heavy metal will save your life. If they were into WESTLIFE, they would have been shot in the face."[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

What a great story.

[QUOTE=Eddie-the-Trooper][url]http://photos.fotango.com/p/eba00399939f00000020.jpg[/url]

like this, you can clearly see that this is no 70's P-Bass...[/QUOTE]

Now that's reading between the lines. I'm impressed with how much effort you put into researching that.

Hondo: Great story...*note to self* Wear Iron Maiden T-shirt when strolling around croatia :thumb:

I entered this comunity really really really late...:upset:
I'm listening to [I]Paschandale[/I],Possibly the best song off DOD?...

Paschendale indeed pwns.

[QUOTE=ashman]Now that's reading between the lines. I'm impressed with how much effort you put into researching that.

Hondo: Great story...*note to self* Wear Iron Maiden T-shirt when strolling around croatia :thumb:[/QUOTE]

:lol: i just found out that fender Japan didnt make 70's Reissues with maple fretboard, so i started looking for an way to come around it for my tribute band :p and i noticed that steves main basswasnt the one everyone thought anyway :p

CoTD oh how I love thee!

Yay new maiden tour date rumors!

[QUOTE=HondoII]Yay new maiden tour date rumors![/QUOTE]
Where?!?!?

I was on the Official website, and it said that the tickets for Gothenburg sold out in 2 and a half hours...that's 51 000 tickets in 2 and a half hours... :confused:

Looks like it's gonna be really hard to get tickets :upset:

[QUOTE=i_am_Jimmy_Page]I entered this comunity really really really late...:upset:
I'm listening to [I]Paschandale[/I],Possibly the best song off DOD?...[/QUOTE]

Paschendale is indeed the greatest song off DoD...and was possibly the greatest song they ever played live...

Did someone say Children of the ****ed?

[QUOTE=ashman]Paschendale is indeed the greatest song off DoD...and was possibly the greatest song they ever played live...[/QUOTE]
I haven't heard it live.
I think [I]fear of the dark,the wicker man[/I] are both pure class live.

page 4... :upset:

Hmm was on page 2...:(

Ok i have a new topic, maybe we should do like a best "Album" or "song" type thing, but we do it in groups, like group A has two songs, and people have to chose the best in that Group...

(I'm just trying to keep the thread alive)

^ I didnt quite get that... kinda poll like thing? i dont think i would bother to read through and count up the result...

i want frail to comment on my "steves basses" theory :p

EARLY DAYS in sale in europe on monday! :D first thing on monday :D:D

Why the hell was this on the 4th page!?
I'm listening to 'Number Of The Beast' live now.
:cool:

Who likes Phantom Of The Opera? I think it's an ace song, but it seems most people don't like it as much, does anyone out there feel the same as me about it?

Please say you do, cheer this poor guy up. :upset:

Phantom of the Opera is amazing, gonna try n learn it on guitar, which will never happen :lol:

Hehe thanks, I'm trying to learn it as well but it's depressngly hard for someone of such low ability :upset:

[QUOTE=scream_for_me_brazil]Who likes Phantom Of The Opera? I think it's an ace song, but it seems most people don't like it as much, does anyone out there feel the same as me about it?[/QUOTE]

its a 'kin lovley song.. i love to play it on my bass (nothing is like playing it aftere the version on Live after death! :D:D:D:D) gives an little energy rush..

While we aren't on the subject, do they play the intro to Out Of The Silent Planet when they play live? I've never been able 2 get hold of any music where they play the intro, they just skip it and go into the drum bit, is it just me or don't they play the intro? Or am I just, ya know, looking in the wrong places?

I don't actually think they have played Out Of the Silent Planet live...Get the album if you want to hear the intro.

BTW Phantom Best song on the first album, possibly one of the greatest songs to play