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But that would mean that they have found a suitable but remote studio somewhere that no fans could get to. Paris would be out of the question. They would be besieged by fans from all over the world. I'm still not sure whether they think it's becoming increasingly difficult to work undisturbed...

I remember an interview with Steve about British Lion where he said that there were downsides to traveling in a bus full of men. But I don't think Bruce is traveling by bus.

Yes, please, I want to hear Adrian say “Danke schön!” and “Köln” again. (I was at the SK show in Köln, very good performance, but I don't find the compositions themselves interesting.) The way he pronounced the umlauts was not how native English speakers normally sound. He sounded really good!

I don't think “Infinite Dreams” is too difficult to play. I would say that at some point, they always felt that another song would fit better into the show.

If Bruce doesn't want to do things completely differently than usual, his musicians simply have the contractual right to earn money in other projects in order to make a living. Playing, producing, etc. I know a musician who, in addition to what he does for the band he plays in, repairs musical...

Yes, the statements in the interviews stopped making sense. Being “away from home” on tour is fine, but inviting the family to stay in a vacation home in/near Paris for two months is a bit much to ask and a personal burden.

It's good that you summarize it that way. I was wondering why I didn't understand these reasons. It's actually more pleasant to be in one place for a while while recording. It's a bit like spending a few months in your vacation home, which, as we all know, many people enjoy doing.

This may be a stupid question, but I don't know much about Dylan Gers. Is he a professional musician?

You took the words right out of my mouth. It's definitely not just now or in the coming weeks that they'll be discussing and deciding whether to add a new song to the set list. It's sometimes a little difficult to tell when an interview was conducted. It's possible to agree to publish it much...

What makes me skeptical about these ideas that they will do nothing for a year and spend all their time contemplating how to proceed, is that this kind of thing normally doesn't really work in the music industry. Everything is planned, organized, and booked extremely far in advance.

He has more early shows than usual/other bands. https://www.clubfromhell.de/events/blaze-bayley_am_so-15032026-1700uhr.html

Nicko could imagine recording a few tracks for the next album, as he mentioned in this recent interview...

Why not discuss it, speculate, and see if we've interpreted the clues correctly? Nicko could imagine recording a few tracks for the next album, as he mentioned in this recent interview...

I have yet to read a convincing explanation as to why a band that only wants to tour would organize such a strenuous, long tour in one year and then do nothing the next, instead of splitting the tour up, e.g., the European part in 2027. There would still be enough time for solo activities for...

That's just advertising jargon to make people feel like they have to buy, because otherwise there might not be another opportunity for a very, very long time.