Music to Splosh girls by.

[Madrox]

"Bow down & hear our cry our earthly rulers faulter our people drift & die, the walls of gold entomb us the swords of scorn divide, take not thy thunder from us take away our pride"

HUGE Maiden fan, childhood hero`s of mine. First band i ever saw live on the `No prayer for the dying tour` 15th December 1990. I borowed my older brothers biker jacket & had hair an inch over my collar. It was like that episode of the Simpsons when Bart & Milhouse go and see Spinal Tap ? I would have them on my Splosh playlist but my love for Maiden is only matched by Piella`s hatred for them. Ah ya win some............

Meatloaf parody hmmmm that sounds like it has some legs "Splat out of hell ? Directions to the cloak room please

[Richard]

I actually made a playlist, which i called "nudie boopers" cos thats a slang i had for being naked "ahhh you're in your nudie boopers!"

I must try saying that at our club & see what reaction I get.
(btw, you'd be very welcome to make a personal appearance - provided you observe our dress code!)

Richard

[DecadentDoll]

I actually made a playlist, which i called "nudie boopers" cos thats a slang i had for being naked "ahhh you're in your nudie boopers!"

I must try saying that at our club & see what reaction I get.
(btw, you'd be very welcome to make a personal appearance - provided you observe our dress code!)

Richard

Can i come and hang out in my nudie boopers then? That'd be cool

[Phantom]

Hi Madrox

I saw Maiden twice. Once at Donnington when Seventh Son was out. The second time was just some low-key British tour to support tht album with 'The Assassin' on it (which I didn't like at all).

At the risk of hijacking this thread, some mates and I recently tried listing our top 5 maiden songs. So ... what are yours? (in order of preference where 1 rocks the most)

Phantom

[DungeonMasterOne]

1. Hallowed Be Thy Name (Number Of The Beast)
2. The Trooper (Piece Of Mind)
3. The Evil That Men Do (Seventh Son)
4. The Number Of The Beast (Number Of The Beast)
5. The Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner (Powerslave)

Though it's a close thing, TBH, they've released so many classic tracks!

Saw them live at Donnington in 92, also at Ayr in 90, Ingleston (Edinburgh) when they announced that "Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter" was to be their Xmas single, "and f**k Cliff Richard and his White Suit!", as Bruce put it. Seen them quite a few other times too, most recently in Sheffield a year or two back. They still rock live just as they did 20 years ago - well worth seeing.

Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!! Maiden!!!

[Philis]

It's a strange corrilation of splosh and rockers

maybe people with with the best taste in music also have the best sence of humour

The return of bruce realy sparked the return to form

[Madrox]

Well said Phillis & great choices DMO.Phantom that is a tough question erm.........

5.Aces High.
4.Run to the hills.
3.The Trooper.
2.Can i play with madness.
1.The number of the beast.

[DecadentDoll]

I know it's a newer Maiden song...well , newer than number of the beast... but i love getting a pie to the face with the line

"you watched the world exploding every single night!"

yummy.

i also love getting down and dirty in my paddling pool of goo to Shout at the Devil by Motley Crue.

What a bunch of debaucherous fucks they are / were/ tommy still is, kinda. lol

[Ivorpistinistee]

The Detroit Grand Pubahs - Sandwiches. The Song is utter Crap but the video is cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N4xBts4ptA

[pieclown]

Hi,

I may be showing some age, how about Pat Benatar's Hit Me with Your Best shot. Then the real old Spike Jones song Shaving cream.

[starbrightnight]

I am a bit out of date in my taste........You'll all probably think I'm talking rubbish...... and I probably am.

John Otway - Cor Baby That's Really Free, Cheryl's Going Home - for general sploshing- merriment with a hint of madness.

The Velvet Underground - for general fetishism - when I listen to them I can imagine I am in seedy New York club, where you can't tell if the barperson is a man or a woman - Venus In Furs, Take a Walk on the Wild Side, Sunday Morning.

Bob Dylan - he seems to describe very well that secret, indefinable thing that men really like, and maybe envy, about women - She Belongs To Me (the title is ironic), Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands, Abandoned Love. And for the same reason I would choose another personal favourite, Leonard Cohen - Suzanne, Famous Blue Raincoat.

Well, I suppose they're just songs I like really - with me being a bit pretentious about them.

[DecadentDoll]

The Velvet Underground - for general fetishism - when I listen to them I can imagine I am in seedy New York club, where you can't tell if the barperson is a man or a woman - Venus In Furs, Take a Walk on the Wild Side, Sunday Morning.

Love Velvet Underground, j'adore. They are nice sleazy amazing songs.

I also love cheesy power metal rock songs like Hearts on Fire from rocky 4... perfect for a messy montage

[Richard]

I think perhaps something soft and gentle so as not to drown out loving conversation. Perhaps a Chopin prelude (piano) or a soothing raga on the sitar so that both participants can relax and enjoy the experience together.

Richard