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Maybe not for you, but for people like me who love the Di'anno era it did

The Clairvoyant!!

Nice! Simon is playing Phantom like Clive did

My prediction has become reality, at least for the first 2 songs plus Ides of March intro!

Murders in the Rue Morgue!! As of now my prediction is correct!

Murders would be a perfect set opener to introduce Simon with the drum roll after the intro plays on tape like in 1982.

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So do you guys think the North American leg will be an amphitheater, arena or stadium tour or a mix?

It’ll probably be like a third leg. The downside for the US leg is that since it’s a co-headlining tour with Alice Cooper, they’ll probably play 75-80 minutes similar to the tour with Deep Purple in 2018.

Ides of March intro tape 1. Murders in the Rue Morgue 2. Wrathchild 3. Infinite Dreams 4. Seventh Son of a Seventh Son 5. Back in the Village 6. Sea of Madness 7. The Trooper 8. Killers 9. Rime of the Ancient Mariner 10. Bring your Daughter…To the Slaughter 11. Phantom of the Opera 12. Hallowed...

Are you mental? The production on Firepower and Invincible Shield are the best since Painkiller, thanks to Andy Sneap.

The Latin American dates are still part of the Invincible Shield Tour since they didn't play there last year, and the setlist is the same except in those few shows mentioned because Scorpions cancelled. The Shield of Pain Tour starts in June in Europe.

Sad Wings of Destiny, Stained Class, Sin After Sin, Killing Machine, British Steel, Screaming for Vengeance and Defenders of the Faith are "pedestrian"?? All the songs in those albums have great solos by Glenn Tipton and KK Downing and they're all certified classics. They have influenced...

Guns n roses, I never could get into them. They did one good album(Appetite) and the rest is meh. Basically one album wonders. P.S. I can't believe people are naming Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Motörhead and Judas Priest. All great and legendary bands.

Same here. Also The Warning, they're a great live band. I saw them twice and they put on an amazing show.

The Asbury Park 1975 show is amazing too.

If you want to see them live, they released dates for the US headline tour. 4 shows already sold out in a few days. I'll be going to the Silver Spring show.

Infinite Dreams confirmed on the setlist? I sure hope so.

Mob Rules is better than Heaven and Hell, I can listen to the entire album without skipping a song. On Heaven and Hell I always skip Wishing Well and Walk Away, they're weakest tracks.

WED yes, but the best version of Remember Tomorrow is Live at the Rainbow 1980