Recent content by PieceofMind89

Coming to a medium size arena near you lol

Although the LED screens don't bother me much, I can understand why some fans think the current tour feels different: 1. Stage production was better on BOS, LOTB1&2 and TFP tours. 2. No Nicko.

Mariner is a great song but not the best long Maiden song like many here say. My top 10 long songs 8 minutes or longer: 1. Alexander the Great 2. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son 3. Hell on Earth 4. The Red and the Black 5. the Book of Souls 6. Rime of the Ancient Mariner 7. If Eternity Should...

A Brazilian fan complaining about The Clairvoyant being replaced by Infinite Dreams ‍*facepalm

Probably the same c*nts that said they would never play Caught Somewhere in Time on Future Past because it would be too hard on Bruce’s voice lol

My top 6 favorites: 1. Phantom of the Opera 2. Caught Somewhere in Time 3. Hallowed be Thy Name 4. Infinite Dreams 5. To Tame a Land 6. Sea of Madness

Infinite Dreams for The Clairvoyant Alexander the Great for Aces High I would love to see Sea of Madness for 2M2M, but I know it won't happen because there would be 3 SiT songs.

New unreleased song "Ritual" lyric video with live footage from their current tour.

The Book of Souls. Seeing If Eternity Should Fail, The Red and The Black, Speed of Light, The Great Unknown and The Book of Souls live was an amazing experience. I love Hell On Earth, Stratego, TWOTW and Days of Future Past, but the rest of the album doesn't do it for me.

Also Sea of Madness or Deja Vu. It’s the 40th anniversary of SiT this year, they should at least play one of those songs besides Wasted Years.

I've seen Ghost twice, sure they have better stage production than Maiden, but that's secondary to me. I care more about performance, energy and stage presence and Maiden is better at those than Ghost.

Chile, Argentina and Peru, in that order. Lima will probably be the cheapest to travel to out of the three. Also, Peru is in the top 10 cuisines in the world

I think the next tour could be exciting if they play a deep track from Defenders like Rock Hard Ride Free or Eat Me Alive and play some songs from Sad Wings and Turbo like Tyrant, Island of Domination, The Ripper, Genocide, Locked In, Out in the Cold and Reckless.

Ian Hill a founding member is still there and Scott Travis, a long time member since Painkiller is there too. Also Ritchie Faulkner has been there for almost 15 years and made three studio albums. So it's not really Halford and some "hired guns" like some other legacy bands out there.

Hopefully they play 3k-5k theaters and medium size 5k-10k arenas this time and not big amphitheaters and arenas like they did with Alice Cooper which didn't sell out.