Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate (Post 9961716)

W/o looking, I believe they were Marshall Majors, the board was a Trident, and the snare, I really couldn't say. Perhaps he pissed on it?

Originally Posted by listopencil (Post 9961822)

On the other hand I think Iron Maiden is great. Probably my favorite of that style of music. Run To The Hills gives me goosebumps when I hear it.

Originally Posted by listopencil (Post 9961816)

Sweet Daddy: I understand that you have a buddy involved in this. I'd stick up for a buddy in a similar situation...but these guys sounded terrible to me. I had to go listen to some AC/DC on YouTube just to wipe out the memory of their covers. And I'm not even overly fond of AC/DC. What I did notice from watching those guys is that all of instruments worked together in a synergistic wave of kick ass music. It's not some kind of deep music that will change the world but it's driving, energetic and fun to listen to. Bon Scott had a crazy style to his singing. I don't know, maybe he was half baked all the time, but he belted shit out and it rocked. Brian Johnson doesn't sound like that. To me he seems more focused, more tightly wound, when he sings. I think he does justice to the old stuff and I like the job he does. Like I said I'm not overly fond of the band. I do enjoy the music though. This KC/DC sounds just horrible if you listen to anything by AC/DC. It's like they are actively trying to kill the music.

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate (Post 9961649)

John and I go back to the original, KC, post-Dallas Billy Goat crew. He's a good enough player, believe me.

Originally Posted by MTG#10 (Post 9962401)

Holy shit I forgot all about Billy Goat! Those guys played here in Springfield at the Regency a few times and kicked ass. I had a couple of their t-shirts and was suspended on two separate occasions for wearing them to school ROFL

Im guessing "John" is JJ Richards?

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate (Post 9962448)

Would that have been thee..."**** Billy Goat" model?:D

I don't know what name he's using. If I played AC/DC, I'd probably change my name too.:evil:

Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 9963506)

Sweet, 100+ replies on an Iron Maiden thread! In your face, Skip!

Originally Posted by KCUnited (Post 9962479)

I'm nearly positive that I have Bush Roaming Mammels on cd buried in a box somewhere in my basement.

Originally Posted by MTG#10 (Post 9962599)

Yep I had that one and one that said **** more bitch less with a "Can of Billy's Cream of Goat Soup" picture on the front ROFL

JJ Richards was Billy Goat's bassist according to wikipedia

Originally Posted by Halfcan (Post 9962345)

I am sure whatever they recorded that on sucks and it was probably not even mixed. You just have to see them live. If you love Old Ac DC- you will enjoy the show-they know most every song. I mean how long has it been since you heard ANY band play Sin City or Problem Child live??

When you and Dane come to town we will get some beers and rock out. :D

Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 9949709)

Rhyme is a bit excessive for a concert (though I'm SO GLAD I got to see it liv ein 2008).

No "Hallowed By Thy Name" is a major bummer, seeing as its the best heavy metal song ever composed.

Anything off of the Fear of the Dark album NOT named "Fear of the Dark" is a mistake to include. I appreciate the Seventh Son of a Seventh Son focus, though; even if it meant that post-2000s Maiden material got neglected.

Originally Posted by lcarus (Post 9965912)

When I saw them in Dallas, they did an encore of Hallowed, and it started slightly raining and a cool breeze came over everyone. It was pretty epic.

Originally Posted by lcarus (Post 9965912)

When I saw them in Dallas, they did an encore of Hallowed, and it started slightly raining and a cool breeze came over everyone. It was pretty epic.