'The Wicker Man’

[RoboCaster]

Do you gals play ‘The Wicker Man’ as part of your line up? I have to tell you it’s one of my favorite songs to play, yea when Nicko play’s that foot pedal beat during the chorus: ”Your time will come”- my heart pounds and it helps me with the get into the groove on the delivery. Anyway, at the end of the video when Bruce is looking up into the camera singing “Whoa Whoa Whao” and pointing I notice a sadness in his eyes, and it’s how I felt at that time in my life when I discovered it, but who knows, maybe he just smoked a bowl or something, it just looked sad to me.

Yea it’s funner the Hell to play!, I never get tired of it.

Don't mind me though, I'm just hanging out here for a while looking here from work asking stupid questions.

 

[Air Raid Siren]

I love Wicker Man - such a cool tune and that kick drum is soooo intense. It's not in the book now but who knows what the future may hold.

 

[RoboCaster]

Well Aja, I think you would do a real good job on that song, you would look good doing it too. It is afterall, Blues Rock deep down inside.

 

[Metallicat180]

I would love to see the Maidens play some tunes from BNW as it's my favourite Maiden album.

I think Blood Brothers would be incredible, as would Out Of The Silent Planet and Dream Of Mirrors. Can you just imagine Aja doing the soaring notes at the end of The Thin Line Between Love & Hate. Would be awesome!!!

 

[Doodoobubbachuck]

"Your time will cooooooooooooooooooooome!!!!!!!!!!".........Ya, like Aja said, that song will probably be on the to-do list at some point!

 

[Metallicat180]

"Your time will cooooooooooooooooooooome!!!!!!!!!!".........Ya, like Aja said, that song will probably be on the to-do list at some point!

Along with 5 million others I bet!!!

 

[Doodoobubbachuck]

Along with 5 million others I bet!!!

You hit that one right on the head there!!!! So many excellent songs!!!!

 

[RoboCaster]

Yea MatalliCat, I was listening to Brave New World, it sounded pretty good, I think I should buy it. I also like to play 'The Clairvoyant' and ‘Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter”. Clairvoyant is as fun little song where the music does the talking, and the Daughter song to me is similar to ‘Rock n Roll, in that it uses that old Blues turn-around, but tapers off in a devilish way, you know..