I was watching VH1's Classic Albums this weekend....

YYZ2112 · 05-27-2008, 10:27 AM

and it just happened to be Number of the beast.

I've seen a few of these shows and I've always liked how they go into a studio and bring up certain tracks with the producer while talking about the song. This episode had all of this and some really funny stories. My only problem was I could hardly understand a word Steve Harris was saying. That dude has a thick accent.

And Hallowed be thy name has got to be one of my favorite Maiden songs ever...

deguello666 · 05-27-2008, 10:43 AM

+1 My favourite album by Maiden by so far....

Ok you got some classics on say seventh son, but NOTB still knocks socks off anything else they've done (apart from the god awful Invaders, which stil isn't a bad tune, just by far the worst on that album)

but all in all MAIDEN FTW

Demeyes · 05-27-2008, 11:34 AM

The Early Days DVD is full of the same kind of stories, so if you liked the classsic albums show then I'd recommend picking that up.
As for NOTB, It is not even in my top 3 fav Maiden albums. It has some real classics but they are right beside some real dogs too.

jacksonplayer · 05-27-2008, 12:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demeyes

The Early Days DVD is full of the same kind of stories, so if you liked the classsic albums show then I'd recommend picking that up.

Totally essential. I love the pictures from the early days of Maiden in the mid-1970s, when it was just Steve Harris and a bunch of random dudes. Until I got that DVD, I didn't realize he'd started Maiden in 1972. Talk about perseverance...

YYZ2112 · 05-28-2008, 11:57 AM

I'll need to pick this DVD up. It's pretty incredible how big they were in the 80's without any radio play or MTV.

The MSG network (Madison Square Garden sports station for anyone who doesn't get it) had the the Live After Death concert on last night which was so cool to see again after all of these years. What a great show.

The Trooper · 05-28-2008, 02:12 PM

The "Early Days" DVD is good. I actually enjoyed the bonus footage and interviews on the bonus discs of stuff like "Death on the Road" too.

And yeah, NOTB is great and all...but probably not in my Top 3 Maiden albums either, despite having arguably my favorite Maiden song on it ("Hallowed Be Thy Name").

05-27-2008, 10:27 AM	#1
YYZ2112 Um, yeah..... Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,399 Real Name: Pete Main Seven: RG7620 VK & S7420 Rig: 6505+ & Nomad Thanked: 48	I was watching VH1's Classic Albums this weekend.... and it just happened to be Number of the beast. I've seen a few of these shows and I've always liked how they go into a studio and bring up certain tracks with the producer while talking about the song. This episode had all of this and some really funny stories. My only problem was I could hardly understand a word Steve Harris was saying. That dude has a thick accent. And Hallowed be thy name has got to be one of my favorite Maiden songs ever... http://www.soundclick.com/petestarkes

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deguello666 ss.org Regular Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Norfolk UK Posts: 119 Real Name: Rob Main Seven: Peavey Rig: Laney w/4x10 crapper Thanked: 3	+1 My favourite album by Maiden by so far.... Ok you got some classics on say seventh son, but NOTB still knocks socks off anything else they've done (apart from the god awful Invaders, which stil isn't a bad tune, just by far the worst on that album) but all in all MAIDEN FTW

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Demeyes ss.org Regular Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ireland Posts: 821 Real Name: Eoin Main Seven: C7 Hellraiser Main ERG: Les Paul - 5ths tuned Rig: Engl -> Laney GH50L Thanked: 5	The Early Days DVD is full of the same kind of stories, so if you liked the classsic albums show then I'd recommend picking that up. As for NOTB, It is not even in my top 3 fav Maiden albums. It has some real classics but they are right beside some real dogs too.

05-28-2008, 11:57 AM	#5
YYZ2112 Um, yeah..... Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,399 Real Name: Pete Main Seven: RG7620 VK & S7420 Rig: 6505+ & Nomad Thanked: 48	I'll need to pick this DVD up. It's pretty incredible how big they were in the 80's without any radio play or MTV. The MSG network (Madison Square Garden sports station for anyone who doesn't get it) had the the Live After Death concert on last night which was so cool to see again after all of these years. What a great show.

05-28-2008, 02:12 PM	#6
The Trooper Disposable Hero Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Somewhere in Time Posts: 217 Real Name: Jack Rig: Mesa Recto/Triaxis Thanked: 0	The "Early Days" DVD is good. I actually enjoyed the bonus footage and interviews on the bonus discs of stuff like "Death on the Road" too. And yeah, NOTB is great and all...but probably not in my Top 3 Maiden albums either, despite having arguably my favorite Maiden song on it ("Hallowed Be Thy Name").


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