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I think it would be useful to open a thread with interviews and other media from this era, similar to the ones opened in the other records' sections. This is the Virtual XI tour program. I had it stacked under some old records, and stumbled upon it a few days ago. It was the first time I saw the...

I have friends whose couples have the exact opposite political views to theirs. In some cases that difference is radical. I'm talking about long-term relationships. Many of them just don't talk politics at home. And they can even laugh about it. Ah... why is everything so serious these days?

Yes. Bruce mentions it in his book What Does This Button Do?. But I can't think about any other documentary...

Not in 12 Wasted Years or Early Days, nor Number Of The Beast Classic Albums. Any clue what other documentary could it be?

«Stratego» is a killer by my book. One of the best examples of the sophisticated efficacy the reunion lineup had achieved.

I did the exact same thing. «The Alchemist» is fucking ace. Great lyrics too! Viva John Dee!

So, I watched the movie again yesterday. As I suspected, @AncientMariner_Essex , I went into the cinema too biased by Steve's interview with Eddie Trunk where he doesn't speak too fondly about Burning Ambition. It might have been wise to isolate myself from any news before the premier. I try to...

That's how I felt back when I watched it in the movie theatre, a while ago. I had just listened to Harris' interview with Eddie Trunk, and maybe that influenced my experience. I will watch it again soon, and I might align more closely with your perception on the issues you highlight. But I still...

I felt like the movie didn't have enough of Steve Harris, and the band wasn't portrayed that much as his band, which is exactly what it is. Also, Bruce's return was painted as a lifesaver for Maiden, but it wasn't mentioned that Bruce was playing small-capacity venues in cities where Maiden were...

Agree. «Infinite Dreams» is a very tough one because it shows whether you have that swing or not.

A Matter Of Life And Death is miles away from Dance Of Death. But doesn't change the fact that I do appreciate the latter for what it is.

I think Dance of Death is an exciting album that still sounds fresh today. It has a bit of everything from everyone. It was a very collaborative effort, full of ideas from a band that knew that the reunion had solidified, and the game was on for real. They had spent a lot of time together. Bruce...

I came across this 1998 mag a couple of days ago. It featured Blaze on the cover, but hid a snippet from Dickinson that meant much more than anyone could wish for (translated text below images): BIG BANG! Bruce Dickinson: Too metal for KORN! During a promotional visit to New York for his...

I saw them on the very same tours, and it was so 'meh' that I thought I would never see them again. Then curiosity got me with the donut stage... And they were great. Like really great, putting tons of effort into the performance, fighting for a great show on a very hot day. I got home ready for...

LOL! What a surreal lineup. I think it was Los Suaves who closed it. Yosi tried to climb the lighting rig's flying stairs, and his own roadies had to get him down. I watched the show next to a guy who had very painful haemorrhoids. Poor fella! I vaguely remember enjoying Napalm Death's set from...

Indeed. As an encore! And it bloody worked.

This clip is really well recorded. The person who filmed it shouldn't have been too far from @matic22 position. The snare drum sounds much much better. I'm glad they've taken care of that. The drumming on this one, sadly, is still nothing but pro-level average.

Oh yes... Rock In Madrid! That gig was fantastic. I specially remember «Darkside of Aquarius», and «2 Minutes To Midnight». Accident of Birth had just come out. Exciting times. It was the first time I saw Dickinson and Smith on a stage. I went there on my own. It felt like a dream. Setlist...

That was exactly my case, until they blew me away two years ago.