But what was the actual reason of having a standby drummer available during those two tours?
Granted, the first time I thought that Nicko was getting too old for the job was on a Maiden England trek, but his performance thankfully never got to the point of being particulary "show-stopping"...
Now
I guess that crosses Mr. Lazarus off from Harris' estate Christmas presents list.
Also imagine the global embarassment that Joe himself just recieved from his dad.
Wouldn't be too surprised if said post would disappear after a while.
Well at the very least he would look visually adequate with the rest of the boys, because he's more or less old too.
When 90 percent of all legacy band lineups now feature members that could as well be not present on this earth when their first records were released, it looks kinda weird.
What do we say, what do we do?
You know we are nothing without Nick
Is this the end, don't say it is
Can we give it one more try?
It's the last chance for life
Got to give it our best shot
It's the last chance
We can work it out, we can say goodbye
I don't want to let life die
I'm going to...
I would say that maybe he is confined to the style of music that BL plays, which is essentialy yes, a pub-rock variety of something remotely heavy.
Maybe he's really a beast and can perform Where Eagles Dare in his sleep, but just prefers to keep it a secret between him and Arry.
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