I have always like them, but never been a huge fan. I was going to buy a whole load of their albums, maybe all of them! Any fans, any tips on best albums?
Cheers
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I have always like them, but never been a huge fan. I was going to buy a whole load of their albums, maybe all of them! Any fans, any tips on best albums?
Cheers
'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son' and 'Somewhere in Time' were my favorites personally, but I haven't listened to Maiden in many many years.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG H
Live After Death, one of my favourite live albums ever.
Cheers chaps. CCs
Awesome band, Im going to see them live when they come to Australia in feb.
They've been going forever ...... they've done some classics like 'Run to the Hills' and 'Number of the Beast' which always get mentioned in all-time favourite rock lists.
Did you know that the lead singer, Bruce Dickinson, is a qualified airline pilot and that he also represented Great Britain's fencing team at the olympics?
I must admit that I have never really taken the time to listen to them. Like X says, they've been going on for decades now, so there must be something there...but I have just never bothered to find out.
You disappoint me Milo :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
I've just bought all of their albums and all of David Bowie's albums (somebody else I've never gotten into) You are a Bowie fan aint ya?
I'm a huge Bowie fan, I have pretty much everything he has ever released. He has only really released 2 poor albums with a lean patch in the mid-eighties. The '70's output is almost untouchable for me, only The Beatles come anywhere close to that kind of consecutive run of really consistent albums. Also the fact that it was often an album a year for artists in those days, makes it all the more impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by BIG HYou disappoint me Milo :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
I've just bought all of their albums and all of David Bowie's albums (somebody else I've never gotten into) You are a Bowie fan aint ya?