Hi GhostofCain, the secret is out! Yes sir that is me, I made the cut rather than the cutting room floor, very very proud indeed. I am looking forward to telling the story of my experience with the documentary crew and understandably cannot wait to watch it!
I would disagree, remember back to the late 90s, it took something special to modernise the classic metal sound back then. There is an overflow of that style now, but not back then, so credit to Roy Z for being able to do it in a musical climate that didn't favour that sound at all.
He played...
This is one of the keys to the mystery. TMP has six Dickinson/Z credits and they clearly tried to pick up the songwriting partnership that flourished from the 1990s till 2005. But in my view, TMP is something of a musical flop and missed my expectations for musical excellence by a very long way...
Almost a dead heat. Like the IM/Killers of the new era, two albums with very different personalities but destined to be bracketed together.
Objectively, Senjutsu has better production, a far better album closer and some fantastic songs. Lost in a Lost World has really grown on me these last 4...
I have seen around 50 shows now so I'll keep a tight list.
Paris Bercy 1999 - unbelievable it was happening.
Hammersmith Apollo 2005 - Early Days set, really intense show, closest to being in a time machine to the 80s!
Madison Square Garden 2008 - Somewhere Back in Time set, classic venue...
This question is a bit singer-dependent....
Murders in the Rue Morgue with Bruce on vocals, I just don't think he can nail the vocal line.
Blaze clearly ran into trouble due to the tuning on many classic songs from the Bruce era.
I agree with that characterisation and have a theory about TFF.
The album is stellar and grows over time. First or superficial impressions however are created by the cartoony, IMO immature artwork and worsened by the comic book covers for the single art. The Satellite 15 intro tacked onto TFF...
The economics of it are bizarre for fans who do this but aren't very rich. They must work part of the year to generate savings they spend to go on tour and attend dozens of Maiden shows for weeks and months on end. As said above, the kind of fandom whereby Maiden become the primary focus of life...
I think the mood in 2018/19 was that legacy had really fired them up for more action and for a new album. That's what i recall of that time, especially since Brucewas really fired up by designing a lot of the show including setlist and theatrics.
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