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Brilliant, Maiden were so amazing at this point, and Powerslave was still to come. Such interesting and progressive music, they were the kings of metal for a long time and this is why.

Thanks for this! Saw this show in Calgary, opening act for AC/Dc on the Who Made Who tour. Could care less about AC/DC, Queensryche is the reason I went and they were fucking amazing. Such an interesting band at the time, very high tech and ahead of the curve. They kind of lost me after Rage For ...

Yep, Ed's sounding pretty good. I was doubtful.

Wow...like bad karoake...he totally screws up the lyrics to the second verse..it's supposed to be: Whenever I feel them closing in on me

Or need a bit of room to move

When life becomes too fast, I find relief at last

Out in the country

Instead he repeats most of the first verse.

Awesome song, but they're playing it about five times too fast

@wishiwasdiggin

Sounds like standard tuning to me

@juliancro

.........that's pure jealousy speaking....no matter who or how old a guitarist is, there is not a one who wouldn't kill to be able to play like Yngwie. It is the ultimate achievement, this is guitar playing at the highest level, with impeccable technique. It's not a phase, and has not...

Where's the intro????

Amazing song....amazing band. They were so much better when they were raw and rough like this as opposed to the slick polished sound they've had since Permanent Vacation. The songwriting is very sophisticated, they always had very strong melodies and clever arrangements, such as the guitars sound...

Jerry always did the best drum solos, all show offy rolls and crashes just like the people want to see, not pretentious thematic stuff. And the guy just POUNDS his drums. Never seen anybody with that kind of power. He made April Wine live. With their new drummer, they are nowhere near as good liv...

Awesome, you nail it. What's cool about this solo is that you can hear that Lynch is new to the Van Halen-Rhoads soloing style, since he was older than them, and more of a 70's style player, but he put his interpretation into it and invented a great modern style of his own, with the dramatic tona...

Funny how when I was a kid I had no idea this song was about being gay, I thought it was just about some shy guy who was too nice for one night stands....lol.

Awesome job....I wonder why no new bands can do tasty drumming like this anymore?

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Pretty good. You just need to relax more and feel it, close your eyes and imagine you're singing it just before you go to sleep. You're taking on what is in my opinion the greatest song of all time and doing ok...i know you can do better.

Incredible rock music...this is the definition of great hard rock, simple and groovy, no prog self-indulgence, just awesome riffage and melody . Big influence on Van Halen.

By the way, that's Christopher Ward interviewing him, no slouch in his own right, having written a number one song Black Velvet for Alanah Myles

This was The Merv Griffin show.

Do you have "A Long Time Ago"...by them? Can you post it?

Would you like to marry me?

The best example of that dense, warm, perfectly spatially separated production that is completely lost today with digital recording, which keeps everything at the same volume and presence level and totally sterile. You can only get this classic sound with analog recording, and it is just totally ...

@61lcp

You must be deaf....this version is way faster.

OK song...the slide part of the solo is ripped off from Deep Purple Stormbringer.

OK song...the slide part of the solo is ripped off from Deep Purple Stormbringer.

Why didn't they get someone who could actually play guitar to do this demo?

This song appears in the movie "Somewhere", during the house party scene. Wicked, who would have ever thought to pick this one, but it works perfect.

Maybe it's been posted already, but this song was used in the movie,"It's Kind Of a Funny Story" with that Zach Galifiniakis fucker (however it's spelled) from The Hangover. I was surprised as fuck to hear this in there. I wonder who chose it?

So fucking great. They never really weakened with Ozzy, every album is awesome, just different, and this is probably my 2nd favorite after Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. I much preferred their experimental prog stuff like this to the caveman rock stuff like Iron Man. There's just so much going on here m...

@aerosmith1501

It's played in standard tuning, just down a half step to E flat. This guy is clueless, this is the most inaccurate cover imaginable.

@section8ski

Actually the last thing that should move is your legs.It's like a good batter swing in baseball, where the last thing to move is your arms. In a good batter swing, you twist your body (from the head down) into the direction you want to swing, and by the time your arms start to swin...

The only band who could stand toe to toe with Sabbath riff-wise.

Compare this to the fucking garbage that passes for heavyweight boxing today. These guys are fighting their guts out, going for the kill all the way. Dokes had the best hand speed of any heavyweight ever, with the possible exception of a very young Ali

@pberger310

Yeah right???!!!!....either you're joking or you're completely tone deaf, this is as live and off the cuff as you could possibly get. You're not serious are you?

Without question, the greatest pitcher of all time. His strikeout record will never be equaled. He pitched for 27 goddamn years, and had some of his best seasons past the age of 40. Nobody will ever throw harder and more accurately than him.

Saw this tour twice...weird how it looks and seems like the stone age now,...time sure flies by....seems like yesterday. Anyways, they were just starting to take off and their talent was undeniable, hard to believe that they didn't even make it 5 years longer from this point, to see them at this ...