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I was an Iron Maiden fan. I went to find a song to paste here and it all sounded so cheesy
I know for sure the art on the covers made me buy my first ever CD which was piece of mind.
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Good, Bad and Ugly of the 1980s
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Chukzombi
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no doubt he was thinking of this video. the video is super cheese, but the song is legit.
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Slaanesh69
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As a 70s and 80s kid I was slave labor for my Dad, and I relentlessly listened to Iron Maiden on my cassette walkman while toiling away.I was an Iron Maiden fan. I went to find a song to paste here and it all sounded so cheesy
I know for sure the art on the covers made me buy my first ever CD which was piece of mind.
One of their later songs became a favorite of mine:
Also from this album, loved the guitar work in this song:
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VILE WENCH!! This is NOT cheesy!!I was an Iron Maiden fan. I went to find a song to paste here and it all sounded so cheesy
I know for sure the art on the covers made me buy my first ever CD which was piece of mind.
pharmakos
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69?
I saw them in 2005 at Ozzfest, the year that Black Sabbath reunited and coheadlined the show with Iron Maiden. Maiden blew Sabbath out of the water. Was crazy seeing Bruce Dickinson running around the stage, up and down the stairs of the risers, impeccably belting out his vocals the whole time... followed by Ozzy and the Sabbath guys sort of just standing there, Ozzy looking like he can barely keep himself upright...
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Probably backwards and instead ment 1996. Fear of the Dark was released in 1992, and The X Factor was released in 1995, although, obviously, Fear of the Dark was more popular and cooler sounding, so they probably just kept touring under that name.
Those were also the Blaze Bayley days, not the Bruce Dickenson days:
Interesting side note: Sharon Osborn told the crew to fuck up (and egg) Maiden's set for the last day of that 2005 Ozzfest tour because Dickenson said reality shows were trash, or some such. There are a bunch of stories about the row around the internet:
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moonarchia
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"back in 69" is my phrase for a long time ago when I can't remember the year.
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How the hell did you see the Fear of the Dark tour almost 30 years before it's release?
Edit** Just saw your "Back in 69" post. As you were
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Last time I was visiting family in DFW, at my sister's house hanging around by the pool and BBQing. My brother in law and I typically play '80s music, and this song comes on. My nephews just running around doing kid stuff, and he's singing it beat for beat.
Looked at my brother-in-law told him he raised a good kid.
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Chukzombi
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dance music was a big part of the 80s for me and a lot of people.
these two songs were demolished on the radio. ear torture. both were great songs and i owned both singles at the start.
oh god. i cant even listen to this song anymore. i think Kevin Smith put the nail in her coffin. Chaka mad?
though you gotta hand it to the creative editing of the film crew to downplay this fat chick making a dance video by not showing the lower half of her body as much as possible.
these two songs were demolished on the radio. ear torture. both were great songs and i owned both singles at the start.
oh god. i cant even listen to this song anymore. i think Kevin Smith put the nail in her coffin. Chaka mad?
though you gotta hand it to the creative editing of the film crew to downplay this fat chick making a dance video by not showing the lower half of her body as much as possible.
