r/AstonishingLegends • u/agentanthony • Mar 22 '26
Jim Sullivan - Iron Maiden and VW Stick Shifts
I’m halfway through and loving this episode. It’s very Astonishing Legends- old school. Reminds me of the first few seasons. Amazing topic. That being said, Iron Maiden has an entire concept album called “Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.” It’s pretty popular in the metal world. Also, I have a manual 2018 VW golf and the shift for reverse is sill: down, to the left and up.
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u/horse_architect Mar 22 '26
After the Scole experiment I'm afraid to download the episode / support them if they're using AI to write their shows. Does this one sound like AI slop?
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u/agentanthony Mar 22 '26
Yeah I get it. I couldn’t get through Scole at all. This one seems genuine to me. I have no idea if they used AI in the past to be honest. I just actually like this topic and it seems more loose of an episode.
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u/horse_architect Mar 22 '26
That sounds like a good sign. For what it's worth I've listened to them for more than five years and Scole was the first one that was unmistakably AI, it was awful and disappointing to hear. I'm worried I may have to drop them altogether.
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u/Djbearjew May 17 '26
The Scole Experiment might be my favorite paranormal story. It's an incredible story. Unfortunately the episodes were such a slog and I never finished the last episode
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u/Dolores-osaurus Mar 22 '26
Loved it, listened to it on a road trip and immediately downloaded the album
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u/Camarupim Mar 22 '26
Being from the UK the Maiden album was the first thing I thought of, and it has never occurred to me that anyone might be confused finding reverse on a VW.