This brings up the question … what other songs could have had a coda tagged onto the end of them?
How about Blaze saying “Doncha think I’m a saviour, don’t you think I could save ya?” one last time …
Funny that people here could say what song was last played on what tour or what guitar was used on what song or what colour underpants Janick wore last Tuesday but a relatively basic question about one of their most popular songs is bringing up a handful of completely different answers …
Don’t recall it on the 98 remaster. Unless I coughed every time I played it and never noticed it.
Wiki states original album track length is 7:02 and the remaster is 7:08 …
Both have an acoustic bass intro with Steve playing a similar riff. Both have a similar anthemic guitar harmony. I fail to see how anyone with a serious interest in music can’t hear it. Maybe it’s my years in a Maiden tribute band. Seems obvious to me.
There is a 7:22 version of Phantom of the Opera on several YouTube channels, it has Paul singing “torture me back at your lair!” after ten seconds of silence at the end.
What is this version, was this officially released on something?
Makes no sense. They’ve had the same stage setup since what, 1998? They just change the artwork on the banners.
Same as the 08/09 tour … which people seem to forget was covering THREE albums - Powerslave, SIT and SSOASS. It wasn’t just a Live After Death tour.
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