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From: patricia ab canada
so stosh,you an Iron Maiden fan? i knew i recognized that picture from some where.just needed to look closer.made me dig out my old Maiden cd's.sorry didn't mean to spell eddie's name wrong, i know your a stickler about that stuff.
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I've seen Iron Maiden live about 10 times over the last 25 years.
Their last CD "A Matter Of Life And Death" is one the best sounding and best produced of theirs to date IMO.
I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of this:
Limited Edition special deluxe Double DVD with stitched 40 page souvenir booklet Disc 1 : FLIGHT 666 : The Film (112 minutes)
Disc 2 : FLIGHT 666 : The Concert (104 minutes)
Released by EMI Records in the UK and Internationally on 25th May and 9th June by Universal in the USA and EMI Canada.
BTW: I was going to correct you on the spelling, but I just don't have it in me at the moment. I'm kinda beat, but I have to run some parts off to FedEx to get them shipped today.
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From: patricia ab canada
Yes, big time and a die hard Metal Head.
I've seen Iron Maiden live about 10 times over the last 25 years.
Their last CD "A Matter Of Life And Death" is one the best sounding and best produced of theirs to date IMO.
I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of this:
Limited Edition special deluxe Double DVD with stitched 40 page souvenir booklet Disc 1 : FLIGHT 666 : The Film (112 minutes)
Disc 2 : FLIGHT 666 : The Concert (104 minutes)
Released by EMI Records in the UK and Internationally on 25th May and 9th June by Universal in the USA and EMI Canada.
BTW: I was going to correct you on the spelling, but I just don't have it in me at the moment. I'm kinda beat, but I have to run some parts off to FedEx to get them shipped today.
I've seen Iron Maiden live about 10 times over the last 25 years.
Their last CD "A Matter Of Life And Death" is one the best sounding and best produced of theirs to date IMO.
I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of this:
Limited Edition special deluxe Double DVD with stitched 40 page souvenir booklet Disc 1 : FLIGHT 666 : The Film (112 minutes)
Disc 2 : FLIGHT 666 : The Concert (104 minutes)
Released by EMI Records in the UK and Internationally on 25th May and 9th June by Universal in the USA and EMI Canada.
BTW: I was going to correct you on the spelling, but I just don't have it in me at the moment. I'm kinda beat, but I have to run some parts off to FedEx to get them shipped today.
ahh.a fellow metal head.sweet.i gotta check that out
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We use to have a show in downtown Titusville when I lived in Florida. Just something put together by the town for the locals. My friend's Stang would always win lol. It was more of an excuse to show off the vehicles then to classify them. I'm more of an 80s music fan then one specific genre or band(one reason i pour my soul into my pickup when funds permit)... and speaking of that, just got the bedliner rolled on a bit ago. I think it turned out pretty good.
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I just watched Disc 1 last night and it was awesome.
The band has their own Boeing 757 all painted up with Eddie on the rear stabilizer and Iron Maiden flight 666 painted along the outside of the plane.
Bruce Dickenson pilots the plane all around the world with the entire band, crew and equipment. They play 21 concerts in various different countries. It's amazing to see how many people come out to see their shows.
I've been following them since the early 80's, and it never ceases to amaze me how good they are live in concert. I've seen them play about a dozen times over the years, and they are by far one of the best sounding bands to see live.
Up the irons!
The band has their own Boeing 757 all painted up with Eddie on the rear stabilizer and Iron Maiden flight 666 painted along the outside of the plane.
Bruce Dickenson pilots the plane all around the world with the entire band, crew and equipment. They play 21 concerts in various different countries. It's amazing to see how many people come out to see their shows.
I've been following them since the early 80's, and it never ceases to amaze me how good they are live in concert. I've seen them play about a dozen times over the years, and they are by far one of the best sounding bands to see live.
Up the irons!
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I was watching Rush in Rio last night. What a concert, it never ceases to amaze me how good and tight they sound for only being a 3 piece band.
Neil Peart is like a drum machine. He never misses a beat and makes it all seem so effortless.
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