What’s the reason for the band still using the recording of the Aces High intro now that it’s not an opener anymore? There’s no reason why they can’t play the whole thing.
I don’t see why. He said the other week his favourite song to play live was FOTD. He doesn’t seem to have any issues playing the Blaze or Gers era stuff. Get Nicko to play too fast or fuck up the fill before the solo in Wasted Years if you want a tantrum. Or suggest recording an album in a barn.
SETLIST (+ bloopers):
00:00 - Intro/Transylvania
01:30- Churchill's Speech
02:04- Aces High
06:41 - 2 Minutes to Midnight (next song was Wrathchild but Adrian starts 2 Minutes and the band carries on)
12:26- Wrathchild
16:47- Children of the Damned
21:15 - Nicko starts The Trooper accidentally...
They played garbage like that Robin Williams song and the one with the monkey mask live didn’t they. I’d rather hear More Tea Vicar than those. Nothing wrong with Tailgunner at all. No one is saying it’s one of their top ten songs, it would be a nice addition to the setlist because they haven’t...
1. “Murders in the Rue Morgue”
Cool.
2. “Wrathchild”
Never need to hear this live ever again. It was a running joke for years that this song would be in the set or added back into the set to bump something better.
3. “Killers”
Worthy to put this back in, it’s been a while.
4. “Phantom of...
I don’t get this. Most of it is just the stuff they’ve played for decades. Great for casuals, but I find it head-scratching that anyone who is a hardcore enough fan to have an account on here would want to go see a bunch of the greatest hits done over again. How is it perfect?
It’s never been easier to get a good live sound with the use of triggers, either totally or a combination of triggers and the actual live sound. So whatever they’re doing is a conscious choice to have it sound like that. Same as the choice to keep using Kevin Shirley and having a stale mix on...
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