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morelikeasong said:
Day 4: A song from your favorite artist
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"Hey, just out of curiosity, who's your favorite child?"

Oof. Hmm. Well, going by "spotify; your year in review" my most listened artist of 2023 was Iron Maiden so, I guess Maiden? So, my favorite performance by Maiden... Who's my favorite grandchild? Argh. @morelikeasong , this is too hard!
Fuck it, let's just pick one.

There's a reason Bruce is nicknamed the Air Raid Siren. He can bellow his heart and soul out like no other. While other singers may have a broader range, higher notes, darker growls, Bruce puts them all to shame.

Their En Vivo concert was Bruce at his best. His rendition of The Talisman is legendary, unbeatable, the epitome of live metal. If you're not a fan of Maiden and don't want to sit through an 8 minute epic, then just listen from 5:25 as Bruce hits the chorus.

Chills.
Fucking chills.

 
vagrantx said:
"Hey, just out of curiosity, who's your favorite child?"
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Just to be clear, for some parents "Who's your favorite child?" is a VERY easy question to answer.
It's my second son. The one who never fought bedtime, isn't a picky eater, and does his homework first thing after school. If only we could get him to clean the dirty dishes out of his room once in a while, he'd be golden.
 
Day 2: A song that reminds you of yourself
It's what I've longed for for as long as I've known that this was what a person could be to someone else.

Day 3: A song by an artist no longer living
His voice is so incredible

Day 4: A song from your favorite artist
I cheated a little…this recording has Jewel, Sarah McLachlan and The Indigo Girls 😜
 
vagrantx said:
"Hey, just out of curiosity, who's your favorite child?"

Oof. Hmm. Well, going by "spotify; your year in review" my most listened artist of 2023 was Iron Maiden so, I guess Maiden? So, my favorite performance by Maiden... Who's my favorite grandchild? Argh. @morelikeasong , this is too hard!
Fuck it, let's just pick one.

There's a reason Bruce is nicknamed the Air Raid Siren. He can bellow his heart and soul out like no other. While other singers may have a broader range, higher notes, darker growls, Bruce puts them all to shame.

Their En Vivo concert was Bruce at his best. His rendition of The Talisman is legendary, unbeatable, the epitome of live metal. If you're not a fan of Maiden and don't want to sit through an 8 minute epic, then just listen from 5:25 as Bruce hits the chorus.

Chills.
Fucking chills.

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It is no secret that I greatly enjoy your posts. You bring such an interesting view of everything, and such wonderful stories. So I looked at today's' prompt and thought, "What will vagrantx choose as her favorite? Some German/Swiss symphonic power metal epic about making the perfect pudding? An obscure Swedish Nintendorcore Pirate Metal band with a lead singer who looks like a supermodel? It is going to be something awesome." Little did I know.

Iron. Fucking. Maiden.

This is the song of my youth, and my life. I still remember dropping the needle (we had those) for the first time on Side 2 (I played it first) of Number of the Beast. Of hearing Bruce scream for the first time. Of the chills. Of thinking that everything is different now. It is an indelible memory, of a time when music was just so powerful. I remember screaming myself hoarse in the crowd during the Powerslave tour. I remember the nervousness working backstage in Spokane during the "Seventh Tour of a Seventh Tour," and getting to meet them, talk to them, shake hands. Not long, but still, and fucking rough gentlemen, every one. (Not so much with Guns n' Roses.) And somehow, talking to their tour manager, who was an utterly charming woman, I ended up on their Christmas card list and got Christmas cards from Iron Maiden for four years! They were the ones they sent to radio stations, and all had Eddie as Santa. Inside it was signed by the band, and they all, for four fucking years, each had a variation of "and Happy New Beers!" All of them. Every year. And I remember seeing them live a few years ago. And they still slam! And Bruce still screams. Epic. Fucking Epic.

It is so good to see this isn't just my generation, that they still have the power to affect younger generations in the same way. Oh, my little time traveler, you do my soul good.

Up the Irons!
 
vagrantx said:
"Hey, just out of curiosity, who's your favorite child?"

Oof. Hmm. Well, going by "spotify; your year in review" my most listened artist of 2023 was Iron Maiden so, I guess Maiden? So, my favorite performance by Maiden... Who's my favorite grandchild? Argh. @morelikeasong , this is too hard!
Fuck it, let's just pick one.

There's a reason Bruce is nicknamed the Air Raid Siren. He can bellow his heart and soul out like no other. While other singers may have a broader range, higher notes, darker growls, Bruce puts them all to shame.

Their En Vivo concert was Bruce at his best. His rendition of The Talisman is legendary, unbeatable, the epitome of live metal. If you're not a fan of Maiden and don't want to sit through an 8 minute epic, then just listen from 5:25 as Bruce hits the chorus.

Chills.
Fucking chills.

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UnquietDreams said:
It is no secret that I greatly enjoy your posts. You bring such an interesting view of everything, and such wonderful stories. So I looked at today's' prompt and thought, "What will vagrantx choose as her favorite? Some German/Swiss symphonic power metal epic about making the perfect pudding? An obscure Swedish Nintendorcore Pirate Metal band with a lead singer who looks like a supermodel? It is going to be something awesome." Little did I know.

Iron. Fucking. Maiden.

This is the song of my youth, and my life. I still remember dropping the needle (we had those) for the first time on Side 2 (I played it first) of Number of the Beast. Of hearing Bruce scream for the first time. Of the chills. Of thinking that everything is different now. It is an indelible memory, of a time when music was just so powerful. I remember screaming myself hoarse in the crowd during the Powerslave tour. I remember the nervousness working backstage in Spokane during the "Seventh Tour of a Seventh Tour," and getting to meet them, talk to them, shake hands. Not long, but still, and fucking rough gentlemen, every one. (Not so much with Guns n' Roses.) And somehow, talking to their tour manager, who was an utterly charming woman, I ended up on their Christmas card list and got Christmas cards from Iron Maiden for four years! They were the ones they sent to radio stations, and all had Eddie as Santa. Inside it was signed by the band, and they all, for four fucking years, each had a variation of "and Happy New Beers!" All of them. Every year. And I remember seeing them live a few years ago. And they still slam! And Bruce still screams. Epic. Fucking Epic.

It is so good to see this isn't just my generation, that they still have the power to affect younger generations in the same way. Oh, my little time traveler, you do my soul good.

Up the Irons!
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Stuff like this is why I absolutely love this thread! @vagrantx choosing this song led to a wonderful story shared by @UnquietDreams. Music is the best way to share our hearts
 
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