Any IRON MAIDEN fans?

PJPghStlrfan
PJPghStlrfan Posts: 77
edited May 2006 in Other Music
Just wanted to know if there are any IRON MAIDEN fans out there. They are my 2nd fav band after PJ, they have been together (well they did break up briefly in the late 90's) for a long time. I have seen them since 1985, and just joined the fan club. Hoping to head to Europe over the winter to catch a few shows there.

Any PJ fans who love MAIDEN? Who LOVE Ed(Vedder AND Maiden's mascot?)
And Bruce Dickinson is an amazing human being. Fencer, genius, human sound system with his voice...lol...

Christopher
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  • rival9500
    rival9500 Posts: 594
    fuck yes. Maiden is the greatest metal band of all time. As far as I'm concerned, Metallica and Black Sabbath and Ozzy shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath. No one can hit notes like Bruce. I can't wait for the new album. However, I am a little dissapointed with their fanclub. I joined a while ago and have never received the autographed 8 x 10 photo members are promised. But none the less Maiden = Greatest Metal Band Ever.
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  • PatrickBateman
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  • WhatWouldWellstoneDo
    WhatWouldWellstoneDo Posts: 25
    It's tough to say Maiden is the best metal band ever, because there are so many styles of guitar and voice in metal. Yet, they are one of my faves, and as far as precision multi-guitar attack goes, the only band even close is Judas Priest with K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton. Thin Lizzy was the first hard rock band to really perfect the speed twin guitar attack, and Maiden have taken it to a new level. My friends and I have always thought that Maiden's beat is very equestrian- meaning you could picture yourself riding a speeding thoroughbred to the music. It's a bouncy beat with screeching precision guitar assaults, and the bassist is one of the best out there. Unfortunately, MN has very few adequate outdoor venues, so they don't play much here anymore as they prefer outdoor ampitheaters that hold up to 100,000, kind of like the Dead.
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  • WhatWouldWellstoneDo
    WhatWouldWellstoneDo Posts: 25
    "you take my life, but I'll take your's too. You fire your musket, but I'll run you through"
    "The one's who love us best, are the one's we'll lay to rest. Visit their graves on holidays, at best. The one's who love us least, are the one's we'll die to please..." The Replacements

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  • WhatWouldWellstoneDo
    WhatWouldWellstoneDo Posts: 25
    One last tidbit on the Maiden/PJ tip. During the "live at the garden" DVD, there's a moment when Ed says the stage had only shook like that for 3 bands (one of them Maiden), then McReady busts into the opening riff for "number of the beast", spot on, of course. I was so disapointed, I'd love to see them do a Maiden cover.
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  • prytocorduroy
    prytocorduroy Posts: 4,355
    I'm a Powerslave kinda guy :D
  • Echoes
    Echoes Posts: 1,279
    up the irons.

    not the best, but have some great stuff for sure
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  • MeddleDeal
    MeddleDeal Posts: 2,547
    WhatWouldWellstoneDo wrote:
    One last tidbit on the Maiden/PJ tip. During the "live at the garden" DVD, there's a moment when Ed says the stage had only shook like that for 3 bands (one of them Maiden), then McReady busts into the opening riff for "number of the beast", spot on, of course. I was so disapointed, I'd love to see them do a Maiden cover.

    PROUD Maiden fan since I was 3 years old...my brother taught me well! They are one of the BEST metal bands around, next to Judas Priest of course;)

    LOL about the Live @ the Garden bit, I was there at that show, and I thought seriously that they would play Number of the Beast...I was ready to get my metal ON!! :D
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  • lumpyfred
    lumpyfred Posts: 243
    I love Maiden. Up there as one of the better Metal bands of all time for sure. Powerslave, NotB, Killers, Piece of Mind, and plenty more where that came from, damn there are so many absolutely face-melting albums by these guys. Who can pull off the triple-guitar threat like these guys anyway? Pure rock genius, love Rock in Rio and Steve Harris is too good to be alive. Bye.
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  • MeddleDeal
    MeddleDeal Posts: 2,547
    I agree. there is NO other band that can pull that 3 guitar harmony like Maiden does. :) How about To Tame A Land....the guitar work on that is AMAZING! Both Adrian and Dave are musical soulmates!
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  • armyreserve
    armyreserve Posts: 209
    My first Maiden experience was "The Beast on the Road Tour." I've been hooked ever since!
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  • Lost_Clay
    Lost_Clay Posts: 1,085
    been listenin to maiden since before pj formed

    great great band, the intro to severed hand sort of has a maiden vibe
    "ah fuck it get in trouble"

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  • eMMI
    eMMI Posts: 6,262
    yeah I like Iron Maiden. :D haven't listened to it for a while though cause it brings back not-so-fun memories..
    I've got only two CD's Number of the Beast and Edward the Great. I also have the Infinite Dreams single (?).

    don't know if you can call me a 'fan' but I do enjoy IM's music. Bruce Dickinson has an awesome voice! :D
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  • Inkdaub
    Inkdaub Posts: 235
    Oh yeah. Powerslave was my first concert and I also saw the Seventh Son tour. I like most of their stuff but Somewhere in Time is probably my favorite.
  • Kricket
    Kricket Posts: 707
    I like Maidon....the hubby had a part in that and Number of the Beast! It's funny we have a poster of Eddie in our basement in the laundry rm and our 5yr old is scared on him.

    Got a cool pic while in Toronto for PJ from the Hard Rock of one of Bruces swords.
  • eclectic
    eclectic Posts: 244
    Don't get it,I'm sorry to say.I am surprised how many people really like IM and PJ as they are so diametrically opposed in almost every way,besides maybe both being Rock bands.All about show and image/theatrics and very little about music for me.I mean if you need to drag a giant cartoon zombie on stage to bolster the show then say no more!Nothing more than Cheesy,Generic,Formulaic,predictable POO with no soul whatsoever!!By the way I don't like IM much at all.
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  • ajedigecko
    ajedigecko \m/deplorable af \m/ Posts: 2,431
    big time.................great music to have while cycling.
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  • offhegoes09
    offhegoes09 Posts: 328
    7th through 10th grade I ate drank and breathed Iron Maiden and Judas Priest! I fucking love both of those bands!
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  • transplant
    transplant Posts: 1,088
    ajedigecko wrote:
    big time.................great music to have while cycling.
    or Loneliness of a Long Distance Runner while uh, running. gooooooood shit. Somewhere in Time is the underrated gem of the bunch.
  • eclectic
    eclectic Posts: 244
    offhegoes09 wrote:
    7th through 10th grade I ate drank and breathed Iron Maiden and Judas Priest! I fucking love both of those bands!

    Yeah but what grade are you in now?
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