Eddie

Forever Man.

But it's the dude what made, if I'm correct about this, it's the same guy who made all the Eddie the Beast art.

Yeah, the cover art looks exactly like Eddie

from Megadeth.

That sounds right.

Yeah, it's a tough game.

My only beef with that game is, or with that art style, is that all the faces he ever makes just are Eddie the Beast faces.

Yeah, that's fine.

Go for-

Or two for Eddie the Head

...

this could all happen for everybody, but go for bills like manslaughter[gentle music] Yeah, exactly

Their music is infused with themes of the occult and horror.

Iron Maiden are known for their elaborate album artwork and theatrical live shows, often drawing inspiration from classic horror tales.

And Judas Priest, with their lather-clad image, have incorporated horror aesthetics into their music and performance.

The themes prevalent in heavy metal music often reflect the darker side of human existence, setting the stage for the interplay between the two genres.

Another crucial aspect of heavy metal's connection to horror lies in the album art and promotional materials associated with the genre.

The visual identity of a band often plays a significant role in its overall appeal, and many heavy metal bands go all out with their graphic imagery.

From the iconic Eddie of Iron Maiden to the grotesque album covers of death metal bands, these visuals often draw heavily from horror tropes.

For avid fans, this aesthetic is crucial and engages the senses, providing a unique and immersive experience.

I was going to ask a question.

Eddie the Head.

Eddie the Head.

I like Eddie the Head.

It's an ongoing thing that he kept revisiting.

Yes, Jake.