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Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Will Johnson - Scorpion

"dm 3:53 Wed Jan 16 Hi was at that gig mate. Great stuff. Id agree about there newer stuff although I do like Brave New World. Caught them up in Aberdeen last year on the Legecy of the Beast Tour and as they played all the classics and more. I'd have to say that gig was up there with the Hammesmith one back in 86. There newer stuff on record may a bit duff, but live they are still fuckin brilliant. Getting back to Somewhere in Time I loce the West Ham 7 Arsenal 3 football score hidden on the album art work. Incidentally Maiden Tribute band Hi on Maiden are doing a gig at the Wagon and Horses in Stratford Feb 2nd Few maiden fans on here. http://www.hi-onmaiden.com/"

The Skids - Into the valley

"Far Cough 9:33 Wed Jan 16 Carl had the best voice by far. And he sings that one. Brilliantly. Mind you, the other 4/5 could sing a bit, too."

Takashi Miike 9:34 Wed Jan 16 Superb song!

simple minds - book of brilliant things

I Can Hear Music - Kathy Troccoli and the Beach Boys

Elvis Presley - Surrender

Matching Mole - Little Red Record https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDVQWtIbOPo

Naxatras - On the Silver Line

Vuelveteloca - Cientologia & Altiplano

Etta James - At Last

"Dm I gave up with maiden after I think piece of mind, was that about 92/94 whatever album was about then. Somewhere in time is my favourite then powerslave,"

"September - Earth, Wind & Fire"

Paul Roland - Pavane

"Agent Scud Somewhere in Time is by far my favourite Iron Maiden album. I saw them at Hammersmith on that tour in 1986. I was 17 and it was only the third 'big gig' (as opposed to local/pub bands) I went to. I know not everyone will agree with me, but I think those first 6 Iron Maiden albums are better that anything that came after."

On my way to work to drive some trains Last two tracks were doobie brother long train running plus porcupine tree trains Freaked out now

After reading through the last few replies I'm listening to Iron Maiden's Somewhere In Time (the second album I ever purchased). This morning was Requiem For A Dream OST - Most of Clint Mansell's soundtrack albums are great for working to.

Average White Band - Picking Up The Pieces

"dm 2:43 Wed Jan 16 Rainbow's Gold is still one of my favourite b sides.,,"

"Cheers DM, yea.an album I've not heard for ages. The riff from a flash oh the blade popped into my head this morning and there you go. I'll check out my those B sides as not heard before. Up the Irons fella."

"yngwie's cat I must admit that i've come to regard powerslave as a very patchy album. but Two Minutes to Midnight, Powerslave and Ancient Mariner are excellent tracks. I have always loved the way that Powerslave, which is quite a heavy track, comes to it's climax, Then Ancient Mariner starts up and has that really excellent heavy opening. You can tell they mean business. Actually you have just inspired me to dig out my CD of that album and give those two tracks a listen.. also there were two excellent b sides from that album ie Rainbow's Gold, and Kings of Twilight"

Rufusized - Rufus with Chaka Khan

"Iron Maiden - The Rhyme of the Ancient Marriner, followed by Flash of the blade, from the Power Slave album. One their best in my humble."

Queen - Sheer Heart Attack