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Blaze isn't the last member to be terminated from the band then. An example of PR stuff that ex-members can do: But i'm not sure that Nicko would like to play the role of some "grandpa influencer" for his former band.

An example of a Roy Z mixed album (Malmsteen was the producer). Tim Ripper Owens on vocals. It's a professional sounding mix, but not top level quality.

The best version!

Outside of metal: The Eagles.

Accept have toured with three guitarists for a while now. https://blabbermouth.net/news/wolf-hoffmann-praises-accepts-three-guitarist-setup-we-love-it-the-fans-love-it-and-it-makes-a-difference

- Steve quoted on page 204, 3rd edition, Run to the Hills biography. Steve never intended to force Janick out of the band. At first, he even thought that they would look for a completely new singer and not bring Bruce back, when Blaze struggled on tour.

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That would have worked live. Adrian, Steve and the crowd sings "the your time will come part" and the rest is for Bruce.

6:59. Those two guys (Nifelheim brothers) meet Blaze and Steve at Hovet, Stockholm, 1998. They are also pictured in the original Silicon Messiah booklet.

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:edmetal: He wrote a song about this.

1. Blaze has been the singer of Iron Maiden (just like Bruce). 2. He now has his own radio show (also like Bruce in the past). 3. Next step: teach the man to fly airplanes

Silicon Messiah got some good reviews from the major rock & metal magazines, and they got to play the main stage at Wacken in 2000, but that wasn't enough to break through and build up a band name. There wasn't any label support available to buy onto a tour with a huge mainstream metal act. But...

I think they were just happy to finally be able to record with good equipment, a good producer and go on tour. The only member who had been a professional musician before being in BLAZE was drummer Jeff Singer (Kill II this + some session work.)