Search results

RIP Paul. Despite his long history of attitude and behavior, he seemed in recent years to be a more likable guy. He made friends here in Brazil, playing alongside cover bands, performing at small local venues, and interacting with fans. Sad news for the Maiden community.

Yep, I'd take it a step further—if you picked the best Nicko-like drummer and Bruce-like vocalist from cover bands around the world, it would sound better than any post-2016 Maiden performance.

With the current members, it is likely the last one.

Wembley Stadium vs Wembley Arena. One draws 40k+ people, the other gets 15k-25k.

It was about time Maiden to bring POTO back to their shows, as it's likely their only all-time classic that isn't too demanding on the vocals and drums. Funny how a song from their very young age fits well their senile era. lol

My hype for this tour is driven by two things: 1. a completely new stage set, and 2. three or four deep cuts from that era. Otherwise, it would just feel like another ordinary classics tour.

100%

To be honest, I'm very satisfied with the fade-out at the end of HoE as Maiden's last studio recording. It fits perfectly for this purpose. I think the anniversary tour is a comfortable moment to end this era. And even if it seems like an end, there's always the possibility they might return...

One curious yet random crossover between Maiden and Oasis is that they are my all-time top two favorite bands. Different genres, styles and eras and probably the fanbases hate each other, but anyway...

My general answer is 'all from the so-called Golden Era,' mainly because people tend to be overly nostalgic about that period and consider it flawless, which isn't really the case. Those albums are not super consistent, and the presence of the band's all-time best classics combined with...

Isn't there a thread specifically for AI art?

Yes, we do have the Brazilian version of the Greek cunt. Bruce wished death to this fucker. My throat is messed until now, two hours after. It was during Darkside of the Aquarius. Nevertheless, the show was fantastic. Bruce is in phenomenal shape and the band is spot on.

When I first read the text in Portuguese, it was clear to me that it referred to a new Iron Maiden album. However, upon reviewing it now, it might be referring to another solo album instead. However, after 18~19 years, he used old material in the MP, so I don't believe he's amidst a creative...

Here is the Google Translate version of his interview with UOL, posted last night in their website: "I'm going to be quite busy for the next 2 or 3 years. I have the comic book to work on, which is a considerable job, as I write the script and every three months we have a new episode...

Bruce just CONFIRMED a Maiden album for 2026 in a interview with Brazilian media.

Rime is a song that is not ruined when played at a slower pace. The absence of yelling or high-pitched chorus benefits Bruce, but he might need to tweak the scream after the interlude. It would be great to see it back on the setlist.

D+2 and 'Resurrection Men' have emerged as my favorites so far. The 'Change of Heart' percussion groove is so good. Definitely. I love some of Roy's previous works; even wished that Maiden's approach to guitars resembled his here and there. But this time, he dropped the ball quite a bit.

I like how some of the songs sound like a 15-year-younger Bruce. Not sure what caused it in the mix/recording process though.

Reinterpretation I did, adding a scenario to the background of the Trooper artwork.

There are plenty to mention, but one that is underrated for being packed into a busy song is in 'Empire of the Clouds'. The part that shares the same melody as the line 'Fighting the wind as it rolls you...'"