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My favs: Fine Line Love Won't Wait The Same Mistake Three AWESOME tunes!!

Ok,"Mr.Scary" on the strength of 80's Dokken and the skeleton guitar... Backed!! George is a guitar God!! Robin Crosby RIP Robin was so so underrated IMO. Yes...yes he was. Agree with you both! Robin was a very good guitarist.

Thanks for the pics guys, as I also had no idea who she is. But very nice. The shot in the pink and black bikini is awesome. Delicious isn't she?!

Optimystical - Distant Encounters

This song kicks some serious ass!! I can't wait to hear a new album from these guys!!

I was under the impression that Saturday's airing was the only airing.

What a fucking awesome show! God I love Maiden!!

CrashDiet - Caught In Despair

Julliet - Eight Lives Gone

http://blog.vh1.com/2009-05-22/iron-maiden...ock-doc-june-6/ Last year Iron Maiden flew around the world for their Somewhere Back In Time Tour. Making their home in a 757, they took 45 days to shake the planet with their metal anthems. They knew where they were going: lead singer Bruce Dickinson was in the cockpit, piloting the plane to every one of the 23 sold-out stadium gigs. Want to know what it’s like to be on the road with one of hard rock’s most acclaimed acts? Iron Maiden: Flight 666, a full-length documentary of the whole deal, tells the story. It premieres on VH1 Classic and Palladia on Saturday, June 6 at 9 pm; it’s VH1 premiere is 12 midnight that same evening. “Having what is basically a flying “splitter bus” with all our gear and crew on board allowed us to undertake a touring schedule the likes of which has never been attempted before,” says Dickinson. “By being independent of flight and freight connections and schedules we could literally go where we wanted when we wanted. And so we did. It was quite a journey, exhausting at times with jet lag taking its toll, but our fans everywhere were magnificent which made all the effort and planning and time well worthwhile. It really was a unique experience until, that is, we did it again earlier this year!!” The band played in 13 countries, also landing in Azerbaijan and Papua New Guinea en route for fuel stops, traveling 50,000 miles (70,000 km) and performing to almost half a million fans — a schedule that was only made possible by having their own “magic carpet” which enabled them to go where they wanted with all the key elements of band, crew and equipment on board one plane, christened “ED FORCE ONE.” The film is produced by celebrated award-winning film makers Scot McFadyen and Sam Dunn of Banger Productions, based in Toronto, Canada, who have received international critical acclaim for their previous movies, Metal: A Headbanger’s Journey and Global Metal.

Ok,"Mr.Scary" on the strength of 80's Dokken and the skeleton guitar... Backed!! George is a guitar God!!

I can only imagine how Brooke's titties bounce around when you're pounding her.

I back your statement 100% Double backed!!

Charm City Devils -- Let's Rock-n-Roll

Danger Danger - Danger Danger

Malice - License To Kill

I agree 100% Geoff. You're smarter than you look.

I'm with you on this one man. Tattoos on women make them look more "manly" in my opinion. However, I do like a hot girl with a sexy tattoo right above her ass on her back. That's pretty sexy if it's small. I totally get turned off by the chicks with tattoos all up and down their arms.

Here's an mp3 of the new single if anybody wants it: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A9LOUB82

Okay.... the link is wrong. Here's the real Crashdiet myspace page: http://www.myspace.com/realcrashdiet And the song is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

I don't see that song on their myspace.

Child's Play -- Rat Race

Well, that song really doesn't do much for me. I'll still check out the new disc but I won't be surprised if it's Secret Society Part II.

Chris Laney - Pure Holy Shitballs..... this is one kickass disc!! :beerbang: