Recent content by RK800

Tell that to Pink Floyd, whose The Wall tour (around the same length of album) is one of the most iconic concert tours in history. I personally would love a full front to back performance of Senjutsu. It's hard for me to tell what songs I want most to be played live... it's like being asked to...

Quite conversely all my fondest memories of Maiden live come from that tour!

Maybe there will be a music video with a Snyder Cut, 4 hours long, in 4:3 aspect ratio and every time Eddie shows up, some crazy lady in the soundtrack starts yelling. I need that extra 5 seconds of the Hell on Earth outro. I hope Bruce does with that outro live what he did with The Great...

The Fallen Angel is a weird choice of a closer for a show. Seems more suited to before an epic.

Senjutsu and Stratego will FOR SURE be played. Writing, definitely. I can see The Parchment being played live for sure, Bruce and Nicko recently talked about playing it (Nicko in particular seems really eager to- remember, he's the reason they played Tears of a Clown on the first two legs of...

I seriously want to know what the fuck Blaze was yelling at the camera during the instrumental break. So. Cringe.

I have to admit I am a tad disappointed they didn't keep the tradition of naming a song after a Bruce song, and didnt keep the streak of adding "The". I was really hoping for The Accident of Birth, or The Killing Floor lol

Let me just say playing Ghost of Tsushima with this song acting as the soundtrack is fucking insane!!!

Tool I can kind of see. Industrial metal though, fuck no. Nowhere even close.

I was just absolutely floored by this track. I also forgot to mention in my initial post that the Bridge, where Bruce uses his high notes to make it almost seem as if the nation is being over run, the switches to low notes and the key temporarily switches to A is absolutely brilliant.

Ho Lee shit. I thought Empire of the Clouds set an impossible precedent for album closers, but Hell On Earth has officially given it a run for its money. I remember hearing When the Wild Wind Blows for the first time and something like this is what I was pictured that song would be upon reading...

I'm fucking loving this tradition since TFF of making unorthodox songs the album openers. Satellite 15 being some interesting experimental piece, If Eternity being a reworked Bruce solo track... And now THIS, one of Maiden's heaviest songs ever, beginning with some Taiko drums, a fading in E...

I wonder if this and Death of the Celts are the songs Bruce sang while recovering from his injury. With Death being exclusively lower notes and this only having higher notes towards the end, it would make sense. Anyway enough of that. I was pretty disappointed with this song on the first couple...

Says the guy speaking for "music fans".

OMG YOU GUYS LEEK ...am I doing this right?