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One of the most accurate descriptions of KISS I've ever seen. Coming from a huge fan as a 11 yr old in the 70's up until 1981 when I discovered Maiden, Priest, and a whole bunch of other bands. :ok:

And here's Stranger Eddie looking all mysterious in his long trench coat and wide brimmed hat. Ladies use caution with this guy...

Since it's the 50th it would be cool if we got every walk-on Eddie still around and functioning come out for IM, but that's most likely a pipe dream. Just not enough personnel to pull it off unless they want to bring a troupe of stilt walkers on tour :lol:

You probably won't get the big scream in the middle but I see no reason why Bruce can't pull off Infinite Dreams. If they play this I will be a happy man.

If they play anything at all from NP I guess I would want Tailgunner. An Eddie themed dogfight on a big screen, if they use one, could be awesome.

Even though 1-9 had the shorter songs than 10-17 I'm afraid we may have already seen the last of 18 song setlists.

As it's the 50th anniversary they probably should do a band intro as it's been a few tours since and they have Simon now

I'd like to see them go on for as long as they are all capable and healthy. But I would at least like to see after RFYL a new album tour and then a "farewell" tour, if that's the case.

Skeleta is the first physical album I've bought since Invincible Shield

Maiden they can always get another drummer then if need be

They have a continuous Skeleta Rocking Eve going on YouTube leading up to the Midnight release of the new album. Along with the Ghoulbanger's Ball vids from England. Gotta give it to them, Ghost knows how to do an album release.

Maiden will play OTGDY. Plot twist: it will be Billy Joel's version...

I think some folks need to stop worrying about Simon, the setlist, the stage show, etc. and just try to enjoy and celebrate 50 years of the best metal band on Earth. Simon will be just fine. They would not put anyone out there who can not do the gig.

During the World Slavery Tour I remember reading somewhere, probably Kerrang, Bruce joked about doing this very thing :lol:

My guess is he would say something along the lines of "well, we played it every tour we thought we'd give it a rest this go around"

I view the Ripper era much the same as the Blaze era, not a fan of either. IMO though Ripper is the better vocalist but the Blaze era had better songs. I have no problem with Priest not performing songs from those two albums as I would rather hear other, better songs but it feels a bit petty for...

For American audiences...

Maybe not a selling point for some here. Anyway, I wasn't debating that they should play it. My point is I think they can now do it better, if they so choose. BQOBD would be cool to hear as the opener, but I wonder if they feel it's a bit obscure for the masses.

My point is it wasn't just Bruce. As I stated earlier in the thread with Simon and placing it as the opener it would be fine, if they choose to include it again