Recent content by malfeitor

That's why I said it's their "fault", but not their fault. Yes, there are many factors that have an impact on being (or not being) at a concert. But the point is that a person has the theoretical chance to participate in the event.

There's always someone who's seeing the band for the first time, but it's their "fault" that they didn't attend any earlier tour. I mean, Maiden didn't play Hallowed at my first concert, but I couldn't complain. I got Phantom instead, which was a pretty sweet deal. I'll probably never hear...

Yeah, I'm not a big fan of LAD (I prefer Maiden England '88), but Nights of the Dead shouldn't have been released. Legacy deserved much better than that. It was a good tour and an excellent representation of what Maiden actually are. Lots of classics, some tasty rarities... Pretty much the...

Yeah, the backing vocals were clearly too loud in the mix during Painkiller. Rob's still singing tho, listen to the screams in the song. They do not sound too good.

You mean this one? This is the artwork for Gates of Hell. I've just checked my copy of the album.

I started going to Priest shows 10 years ago. A few tours later I have 45 different songs in my statistics. I would have had many more if they had returned to Europe for the final leg of the Firepower tour (and for the second leg of the 50 Heavy Metal Years tour). Thanks to the pandemic and the...

Probably because even with the evergreens, their setlists are balanced. Yes, you get tracks like Breaking the Law, Living After Midnight and YGATC (more recently Metal Gods has not been played often), but on the other hand, you also get stuff not played live for 40 years, live debuts, etc. So...

Fantastic setlist and a really nice performance for the opening show of the tour. Rob always needs a few concerts to warm up, but it seems that generally speaking he did really well at Rockfest. Even if they axe some tracks or replace them with something else, the setlist will still be amazing...

You don't need to "look for something" to complain about when it's right in front of you, lol. It's not hidden and it's not like you have to analize the whole recording frame by frame. It's shown on the big screen they're using on this tour. It's obvious that it can sparkle a discussion. That...

My thoughts exactly. The only thing they needed to make rotations possible was having a few backdrops more. Or even a "blank" backdrop. I saw them perform The Number of the Beast with the TFF backdrop (ME 2014), so I don't think it would have been a big problem for them ;)

I think that Bruce actually likes to rotate songs and experiment with setlists. His solo tour showed us that he has a more rock 'n' roll approach to the subject. IMO Steve is the opposite. He sticks to the setlist that he had approved before the tour even started.

I like rotating songs when the whole process is well-thought-out. For example, Ghost are rotating Faith and From the Pinnacle to the Pit. They're equivalents. Both play the same role, they're both well-known, mid-tempo, heavier tracks. So it's okay to rotate them, it makes sense. Both have been...

Must be delusional to think that my earlier post was meant to be a complaint about the arrow. Sure, it's not like I showed it as a part of the discussion about the use of AI by Maiden. It's all about that one little arrow, yes :)

To be fair, Metallica simply doesn't have too many deep cuts... Because they play them live. Of course, they do have some more obscure songs, but they keep coming back to most of their classic stuff. The only track from the first 4 albums that hasn't been played in the 21st century yet is Eye of...

This isn't a man's work. I assume that what the guy's holding is supposed to be a bow (a crossbow?), but... Well, yeah. Doesn't really resemble one. The ship itself changes its' appearance. Sometimes it looks like a ship you could see in the Pirates of the Carribean movies, sometimes it looks...