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MaidenFan24 Jugulator


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IcedPriestOfFear Metal GOD


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are you kidding me? another greatest hits!? i don't know who has more? them or Aerosmith? _________________ The bass player/vocalist for In Through the Out Door and the bass player/backup vokills for Die Deader |
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Bulletproof Site Admin


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... or Priest. _________________
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Charger Sentinel

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Well this is what Maiden has become these days...ever since Bruce came back there has been a best of collection coming out atleast in every two years...
Talk about cash grabbing....sheesh. _________________
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MaidenFan24 Jugulator


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Motörhead are also known for their never-ending stream of best-of's  _________________ Forged In The Sacred Flames.
On The Sixth Day,
Of The Sixth Month.
In the Sixth Hour.
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IcedPriestOfFear Metal GOD


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Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:13 am Post subject: |
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| MaidenFan24 wrote: |
Motörhead are also known for their never-ending stream of best-of's  |
most of them are not officially recognized by the band! most are from their original record company who also keep reissuing the same package over and over (all songs being from the classic line up) so Motorhead is a little different!...and i forgot how many greatest hits Priest has...and Kiss too! _________________ The bass player/vocalist for In Through the Out Door and the bass player/backup vokills for Die Deader |
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MaidenFan24 Jugulator


Joined: 31 Mar 2010 Posts: 236 Location: Norway
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Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:47 am Post subject: |
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| IcedPriestOfFear wrote: |
| MaidenFan24 wrote: |
Motörhead are also known for their never-ending stream of best-of's  |
most of them are not officially recognized by the band! most are from their original record company who also keep reissuing the same package over and over (all songs being from the classic line up) so Motorhead is a little different!...and i forgot how many greatest hits Priest has...and Kiss too! |
Oh, sorry my bad
But some of Priest's best-of's are from their old label Gull, right? _________________ Forged In The Sacred Flames.
On The Sixth Day,
Of The Sixth Month.
In the Sixth Hour.
666 - The Number Of The Beast |
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MaidenFan24 Jugulator


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Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:50 am Post subject: |
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| Charger wrote: |
Well this is what Maiden has become these days...ever since Bruce came back there has been a best of collection coming out atleast in every two years...
Talk about cash grabbing....sheesh. |
Yeah, it's getting really annoying! They could atleast release them with some bonus stuff, like demos, hard-to-find live songs etc.
Box-sets like "The First Ten Years" and "Eddie's Archive" are far better than these "best-of's" in my opinion. At least they had some bonuses. _________________ Forged In The Sacred Flames.
On The Sixth Day,
Of The Sixth Month.
In the Sixth Hour.
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metalus Sentinel

Joined: 21 Feb 2006 Posts: 2395 Location: United Kingdom
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Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:38 am Post subject: |
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| MaidenFan24 wrote: |
| IcedPriestOfFear wrote: |
| MaidenFan24 wrote: |
Motörhead are also known for their never-ending stream of best-of's  |
most of them are not officially recognized by the band! most are from their original record company who also keep reissuing the same package over and over (all songs being from the classic line up) so Motorhead is a little different!...and i forgot how many greatest hits Priest has...and Kiss too! |
Oh, sorry my bad
But some of Priest's best-of's are from their old label Gull, right? |
Yep most of these compilations are the record companies cashing in as usual. I bet 99% the band has nothing to do with it. Unless it's remastered albums. |
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IcedPriestOfFear Metal GOD


Joined: 12 Mar 2008 Posts: 2340 Location: Toronto
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Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2011 7:36 pm Post subject: |
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i agree! some are good and worth it! Best of the Beast was a great Maiden best-of that had a great overview of the Bruce/Blaze eras and the Metal Works best of by Priest is an awesome overview of the original Priest run! but some are a waste that some fans will buy to say they own it all! _________________ The bass player/vocalist for In Through the Out Door and the bass player/backup vokills for Die Deader |
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