The history of the world according to Iron Maiden

[@djwoody1649]

This sounds great, do more, lads. Iron Maiden (and now Sabaton) are great sources for the discussion of history in music, certainly fascinating listening.

[@hopkinskyle]

Thanks man. Here's a link to the whole episode and from there you can check out our others, if you like. Cheers. waxaudio.net/episode5-the-history-of-the-world-according-to-iron-maiden

[@djwoody1649]

@@hopkinskyle Much obliged, I am looking forward to it.

[@alemonger8645]

This made me smile!

[@djwoody1649]

Have you fine folks thought about doing another part? You could also Iron Maiden's journey through fiction (films, books poetry etc.), from their first studio album, to Dickinson's solo work to their latest album; there have always been great Iron Maiden songs inspired by fiction. Your previous expert could work again well for this but if you can't find anyone to help you with this one, I'll gladly do the research and come speak to you. I thoroughly enjoyed your last one and had a good laugh at the Stonehenge by Spinal Tap reference at the end. Maiden Goes to Hollywood is also your finest work in my humble opinion.

[@rikburns1187]

Great episode! Thank you, Gentlemen.

[@hopkinskyle]

Thanks so much Rik!

[@kickupurple]

rock on!

[@billmurray7473]

To think , all the time some of us wasted with Black Sabbath and KISS. RUSH was another band that didn't indulge heavily in the usual excesses of rock.

[@TnFlyTyer1]

First!