Rider of Theli
The Hellequin
Jeremy, he wouldn't act like such a goober on That Metal Show if the other two goobers weren't always trying to make him the butt of their jokes. For example, I caught the show a few days ago that had Jason Bonham as a guest. And during the 'Stump the Trunk' segment, Eddie was asked who wore the devil costume in the Number of the Beast video. While Eddie was thinking of an answer (which I told my wife I was 90% sure it was Nicko McBrain), the two ass-clowns immediately jumped in and stated that the person who wore the costume was somehow related to Jason Bonham (i.e. was a drummer also). So that threw Eddie a curve ball. Of course he got it wrong after he asked Jason if he knew Rod Smallwood - which Jason said 'yes'.
Whether or not Eddie knew the correct answer is beside the point. What matters is that those idiots cannot leave Eddie alone long enough to answer a question.
and yes, for those that don't know it was Nicko. He was the drum tech for Maiden at the time. And that's what Eddie did not know. But the comedians can't leave stuff like that alone, trying to make Eddie look bad.
I don't know him. I've never met him. But I've always enjoyed the radio show much more than the TV show due to it being his show, and not some corporate entity telling [them] which stupid jokes to tell in between segments. The only thing that has ever annoyed me about the radio show is when he has a guest that he worships and they drone on and on for too long during the interview. *yawn* But I do love it when I hear something new on there from traditional bands like Overkill or Accept. Like was stated earlier - you won't hear that on today's supposed 'rock' stations.
Whether or not Eddie knew the correct answer is beside the point. What matters is that those idiots cannot leave Eddie alone long enough to answer a question.
and yes, for those that don't know it was Nicko. He was the drum tech for Maiden at the time. And that's what Eddie did not know. But the comedians can't leave stuff like that alone, trying to make Eddie look bad.
I don't know him. I've never met him. But I've always enjoyed the radio show much more than the TV show due to it being his show, and not some corporate entity telling [them] which stupid jokes to tell in between segments. The only thing that has ever annoyed me about the radio show is when he has a guest that he worships and they drone on and on for too long during the interview. *yawn* But I do love it when I hear something new on there from traditional bands like Overkill or Accept. Like was stated earlier - you won't hear that on today's supposed 'rock' stations.
