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noodles

Discussion Starter · Jul 16, 2010

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I dunno, I think the acoustic version is pretty badass too, minus James' usual typical horrible singing.

The first vid is a young kid, the second is an aging man. The first vid is fucking SICK, though. :metal:

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Leon

· #3 · Jul 16, 2010

Hopefully, when I'm James' age, I'll still be administering the 1985 version :metal:

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Thomas

· #4 · Jul 16, 2010

I knew this was going to be a Metallica thread as soon as I saw the thread title and who posted the thread. :lol:

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Groff

· #5 · Jul 16, 2010

Win:

Fail:

Lars needs to retire, he can't keep up with James or Rob anymore. Nor can he keep proper rhythm. He totally ruined that concert for me...

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· #6 · Jul 16, 2010

Chris said:
The first vid is a young kid, the second is an aging man. The first vid is fucking SICK, though. :metal:

Metal is one genera that it wont work with. If dave mathews writes a song when hes 20, and performs it again when hes 45, i dont think anyone would notice too much a differance.

But with metal you have to have intensity, and if you cant bring it, you need to hang it up.

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noodles

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jul 16, 2010

7 Strings of Hate said:
But with metal you have to have intensity, and if you cant bring it, you need to hang it up.

:agreed:

Example of "still got it":

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Sebastian

· #8 · Jul 16, 2010

I think James sounds much better live (vocals) - much better than the CD's - no matter if it's "live 89" , or "'09"... I always preferred the live versions :yesway:

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· #9 · Jul 16, 2010

noodles said:
:agreed:

Example of "still got it":

YouTube - Iron Maiden - The Trooper (Live in Tokyo, Japan) Flight 666 DVD - HD - CC

While i'm not a big maiden fan, they definatly still have the old intensity:yesway:

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noodles

Discussion Starter · #10 · Jul 16, 2010

7 Strings of Hate said:
While i'm not a big maiden fan, they definatly still have the old intensity:yesway:

You're not a fan because you've never seen them live. It's like getting hit by a coal dump truck hauling a crane that is swinging a wrecking ball the size of a house.

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· #11 · Jul 16, 2010

noodles said:
You're not a fan because you've never seen them live. It's like getting hit by a coal dump truck hauling a crane that is swinging a wrecking ball the size of a house.

I have. Its too happy upbeat for me. I'm more into dark, sinister, and just general shit that you cant even understand what they are playing:lol:

I think growing up on them makes some of you older guys on board with them more than us younger guys can.

When i was growing up (born in 82) i was into metallica as a kid, so i have heard those songs a million times. It was a brick and morter foundation for my love for metal, but when i listen back to those songs(old metallica's) i doubt i would ever listen to them today other than the fact that i grew up on them.

With maiden, since i dont have an attachment to them, their music just sounds too simple compared to all the complex shit out there today. And once again, i know their songs are 25 years old, but i dont have the attachment to them like some of you guys do, so i just hear simple 25 year old songs.

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