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I'm just not sure of they'd do a 4 years of reunion songs (2 for a setlist of half new albums and 2 for mostly reunion setlist). I mean I would really like to, but that would mean we would get (if not another album) after that a 3 year tour consisting of 5 troopers, 5 wrathchilds, iron maiden...

I'm sure part 2 is coming, but I don't see it being promoted for anything except for a new tour - 2028 is (roughly) 30 years since reunion so a reason more. If new album comes out in 2027/2028 they could kill 2 birds with 1 stone - first leg in style of LOTB22 (few new songs + reunion stuff +...

This time is (completed!) box set so it's okay, if it was cheaper I would buy it cause I don't own any vinyl (nor turntable). But I know they're sitting on a MOUNTAIN of unreleased live shows and demos and still they refuse to release them. It would be cool if they made a CD version of this box...

40th anniversary of SIT on red vinyl with poster announced, also 50th anniversary vinyl box set 1980-1992 with all different colors of vinyl with poster. This box set is refered to as promotion of RFYL tour and has PART ONE in the name. So ofc there will ne part 2 of the box set, but will there...

I'm sure in post-retirement years we will be getting tons of shows from previous tours, but mostly post reunion (imo that's great cause there are best setlists). I would really like like a box set including bunch of live rarities - like 10 live albums that would eventually be released separately...

It would be cool ig, but considering it wouldn't be same as other live albums (no proper packaging and artwork, booklet and notes, it would be probably just a slim gatefold sleeve for 2 CDs to fit with artwork from tour poster) it should cost less - 5-10$ each with possible deals to buy like 10...

My idea of coming this year comes from the fact that Live after death, Live at Donington, A real live one, A real dead one, Rock in Rio, Flight 666 and TBOSLC all came the year the tour ended.

I wonder when can we expect a live album/DVD from Paris/Eddfest. Is it too early to say later this year?

I would say these 2: 1. A matter of life and death - I remember just got into listening to Maiden and experience was unlike anything before - whole imagery, Eddie's, career, a lot of albums. I've been listening to them for a month and was ready to start collecting their CDs, but in my city...

1. Iron maiden (+BD solo) 2. Ozzy Osbourne (+BS Ozzy) 3. Dream theater 4. Pantera (+Down) 5. Metallica

https://www.loudersound.com/music/albums/steve-harris-defends-iron-maiden-no-prayer-for-the-dying

Idk if anyone posted it, but in a new interview Steve defends NPFTD. One cool excerpt: Ironically, one of the more derided songs on the album is its most epic-sounding: Cossack-metal anthem Mother Russia. “Mother Russia got really slagged off, but I listened to it recently and I thought, ‘This...

Great... So... "KISSification" of future Maiden?

Can somebody explain this to me