In the beginning I think all of them were positive:
https://bravewords.com/news/nicko-mcbrain-reflects-on-blaze-bayley-s-time-fronting-iron-maiden-there-were-nights-when-he-sang-his-cotton-socks-off-and-it-was-brilliant-and-there-were-a-lot-of-other-nights-where-it-wasn-t-so-hot-video
Ghost of the Navigator
Brave New World
Dance of Death
These Colours Don't Run
The Final Frontier (but skip Satellite 15)
The Book of Souls.
Could add If Eternity Should Fail as well, but I think that's for a Bruce solo tour.
I think more famous metal bands like Megadeth can tour on their own now and therefore don't need Maiden these days, but in 1999 things were different. Also Dio had it rough back in 1998, and followed Maiden with Blaze around North America.
The band not playing an encore at Rio de Janeiro 1998, despite an enthusiastic audience. The rest of the band also went to the dressing room in this moment without informing Blaze that the show was over. That was just mean.
Listening to this track with studio headhones at the moment, and I can hear that there's a keyboard added in the background during the pre-chorus and chorus, just a nice little detail. It gives a different texture to the sound.
It kicks in at 0:34 after the first verse ends.
Perhaps a trip to Stockholm, Sweden as well. They haven't played there since 2018, and Sweden Rock festival played this year is a totally difference market (a 6 hour car ride from the capital).
I like the album, and I think Blaze's vocals sound better than on the last few studio albums.
I have no issue with 4 out of 9 nine tracks being Maiden songs, as those are songs Maiden would never perform anyway - Fortunes of War was last played by Maiden in 1998 (at the first shows of the...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.