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If you haven't listened to the whole Poets And Madmen album, give a listen to Comissar. It takes a bit until it gets going, but there's a really cool synth/guitar combo riff in there around the 2 minute mark.

Alexander The Great

Juanita :D

Yeah, I remember being pretty disappointed when I saw the setlist for En Vivo. Big overlap with Rock In Rio, and the only unique songs were the TFF songs, despite there not being that many of them. And I guess Running Free with the reunion line up. As far as album tour setlists go, this wasn't...

Well, not quite "barely". The Number Of The Beast, Run To The Hills, The Trooper, 2 Minutes To Midnight, The Evil That Men Do, Fear Of The Dark. Wasted Years might be getting there too. I'd say those are the ones that most casual listeners are familiar with. Also the ones that might be know in...

It makes sense thematically. It's kinda funny how it skipped quite a few tours throughout the years, only to secure its position in the setlist on the home stretch of Maiden's career.

Isle Of Avalon

- Iron Maiden 0% - The Trooper 0% - Fear Of The Dark 0% :D

@Siddharth is having too much fun with this. It's hilarious lol

God-diggity-damn o_O

Ghost Of The Navigator

True, Murders is one of the weirdest songs as far as its unique statistics go. Good song for fun trivia!

I think I phrased my earlier comment weirdly so let me rephrase to avoid misunderstandings. Moonchild for example, back in 88 the intro was on tape and the band only started playing once the verses started. In 2008 they did the whole thing live, including the acoustic guitars and Adrian playing...

The intro of Murders is a 10/10 for me. Love the bass line there. Once it gets going and goes all early-Maiden-happy-go-lucky it loses me.

Are Murders and Moonchild the only examples of songs where the intro is usually played from tape, but there were tours where they played the entire thing? Might be forgetting something else but I think those are it. Edit: Maybe Man On The Edge as well?