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1. Dance of Death from En Vivo 2. Intro + The Wickerman from Rock in Rio 2001 3. Rime of the Ancient Mariner from Flight 666 4. The Talisman from En Vivo 5. When the Wild Wind Blows from En Vivo By the way, it's remarkable how 'The Final Frontier' has been elevated from the studio to the Flight...

I believe the Senjutsu tracks are irreplaceable. DOTC stands out as the "live-made" song of the album, DOFP carries the tour's name. Time Machine integrates with the tour's theme, TWOTW is the single and main protagonist from the album (although three consecutive years playing it could be too...

Looking forward to Brazil dates announcement soon. Hope they'll play outside Rio-São Paulo.

Brighter Than a Thousand Suns The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg Fortunes of War

Yes, it's him. The former drummer and Adrian Smith of Children of the Beast quit the band and assembled the best Iron Maiden cover musicians in the country, resulting in The Beast Experience. The three guitarists have unbelievable guitar tones, and some solos are nearly copy-and-paste to the...

The 'climb like a monkey' bullshit during Death or Glory.

Hell On Earth > The Parchment = Lost In A Lost Word >>>>> Death of the Celts By the way, I think the Senjutsu picks for the album tour are the worst ever. It's the only time that: i) two songs from my top 4 for that specific album are not picked (Parchment and LIALW); ii) my two least favorite...

That's interesting, and I've been wondering about it for quite a while. I've been studying some ways to perform it, like gathering a few Maideniacs digital artists and using AI for creating backgrounds. The challenging part, of course, is drawing proper Eddies for each artwork. AI still...

I don't know if it was uploaded somewhere in the forum. Maybe the best recreation of Dance of Death so far. It stays true to much of the original concept. The Eddie is exactly the same, and the stage floor also maintains the same idea. Credit: Romulo Dias (@rdd.artwork).

Former members of Children of the Beast will unite with Raphael Mendes in a new project called The Beast Experience. They will aim to make the show even more similar to Maiden, now with 6 members: they have added Vinicius Barbosa, who is possibly the best at covering Janick Gers' lines that I've...

Yep, Adrian changed the riff, but only before the drums. When the full band starts playing, they play the original riff:

The quality of their performance in Alexander just makes me ask why the hell hadn't they played it before? It seems like an easy song for all of them and would sound absolutely immense circa 2008-2012. They can even play it better than a lot of their traditional material, like Aces High.

Extended outro in "The Great Unknown".

I noticed that Adrian plays both melodies in the ATG intro, both the clean and the overdriven parts. It would sound smoother if a second guitar took over the overdriven melody wouldn't it? (This was just to offload the complaints from Nicko's shoulders LOL).

It seems that among all the live debuts (or re-debuts for those that have not been played since the last century), Hell on Earth had the fewest errors. Much of it sounded very similar to the studio recording.

Did Janick play all the lead melodies on HoE? I was almost certain it would be Dave's job. At least in the studio, it seemed that way...

I'm more than happy with it. Would I change anything? Yes, I'd swap HCW and CIPWM for Parchment. However, it's far from being a disappointment. Historic setlist.

The absence of 'TNOTB' and 'RTTH' is just as good news as the debut of 'Alexander,' and I'm not joking.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSS

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