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Anyone know what BBC show that quote is from?
It’s also in Iron Maidens “Number of the Beast” album. The best damn metal album of all time.
I had that “Number of the Beast” tape in my ’74 Pontiac Ventura (think Nova) back in the mid ’80s.
I am not a metal head by any stretch but that tape got played so much it finally broke.
I almost ashamed to admit it shared a tape case with Huey Lewis and the News, but I tried to keep Ratt between them with R.E.M. on the side (had their first EP on tape). 😛
Update on the old tape case from 1984 – 1985:
Ratt, Huey Lewis, Maiden, R.E.M., Dire Straits (Money For Nothing and Alchemy), Van Halen (1984 and Diver Down), Weather Report (jazz), Oingo Boingo
Definitely Eclectic.
@bmiddaugh wrote:
Anyone know what BBC show that quote is from?
That’s from the show “The Prisoner”, in the song by Iron Maiden they have audio clips from that show.
I though you were talking about Huey P Newton
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