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Well not only that but back then we were pioneering something new. It was called distortion. And there were just some pioneers that really knew how to use it, and it sounded original and well planned. Now days most music doesnt take any talent to play. I mean you have it all mixed for you and for the most part all you have to do is sing along, and make new songs. However the songs are mostly made by the producers. The producer is almost 3/4 the band these days. Thats the main problem IMO.

The_Wicker_Man wrote:

Agrinja wrote:I tend to go to bulk shows like Ozzfest to get a little bang for my buck being as I don't go to concerts often, but recently I managed to land tickets to Iron Maiden's newish tour, went to it, and it was seriously sick.

As for kinds of metal, power, some black, folk, hardcore, classic, doom, death, sludge, melodic, operatic....I've got it all baby. Save for grindcore. If I wanted to hear someone eat a microphone, I'd go to a grocery store.

Oh boy, how was the maiden show? I wanted to go really bad to the one in tinley park/chicago

Was pretty killer, the new album's awesome, the stage show is as good as ever. I've gotten to see Iron Maiden twice, and they're nothing less than superb when seen live. Next time they come touring around your area I really recommend you try to get tickets, it's something to remember for a lifetime.