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I think you are mentioning the AMOLAD tour. I think that was one of the best tours I witnessed, I saw that one twice and I have zero complaints (Wish that I could see that more at the time). I (and many fans like me) really appreciate the band plays 6 songs (in avarage) from their new album...

If the fans didn't push the band they would play the same songs over and over again. All the new album tours will be more of the same (6 new songs and the obvious history ones). Don't make it seem like we're interfering with their creativity. We just wanna see some new songs in different tours...

I have to say that I'm not criticizing the use of artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence is everywhere now. even if you don't realize it, too many commercials, video clips and even cinema movies use AI. But how you use it is also important. For example, Turkey's most popular metal band...

that was by Akira I think. the first one (for the shirt) was drawn by Dan Mumford.

history tours are always getting much bigger sales, if they compare it with a new album tour (past future was sort of a new album tour) that's not right. for the hundredth time: they could squeeze 2 deep cuts (which are also classics/hits) into this setlist and could make everyone happy. they...

I can be wrong too. We are just talking. For me, if they wanna get bigger, they should've played Wasting Love (one of the most popular songs of Maiden in streaming platforms) (I dont like that song but now if they ask me i would say YES! It would be at least a "new" song played only once) and...

I can give examples of hundreds of big bands, who play decent number of their deep cuts and don't lose any tickets whatsoever. I saw Cure, they played more than 3 hours. They didn't play Love Song or Friday I'm in Love. And it was a festival.

I don't think they would sell less tickets because they played Bring Your Daughter (it's their only no1 single) and Infinite Dreams (it was on top 10 UK even if it was the 4th single from 7th Son)... And they didn't sell less tickets because they played Alexander the Great last time. Probably...

It made me very sad that Maiden was so resistant to the demands of their true fans on this tour. This is getting really weird. They resisted and ignored our request of Alexander the Great for a long time, then miraculously we managed to see this song on stage, and it was the climax for most...

Low points: - no song from No Prayer and Fear of the dark. (I dont count Fear obviously) meaning also nearly no Janick. This is so disrespectful to both to the fans who love these albums and to Janick. If band didnt promote the tour like that, ok. - no deep cut like Infinite Dreams even though...

I was at the show. The beginning was great, the atmosphere was like Live at the Rainbow with no cell phones and Killers tracks. The large screen worked, at last a modern approach from Maiden. It went on well afterwards but… BUT… No Infinite Dreams? You killed this song in Maiden England 2013...

Mm I'm on my way, out on the road again... to hot night(s) in Budapest! :edmetal:

I wouldn't want a rammstein-size or taylorswift-size show from maiden. when i look back to the shows i witnessed from 1998, i don't remember the walking/big eddie's, the flames, the lightning etc... i remember the songs, the performances, the emotion, how steve scans the audience with his bass...

Sometimes I think: if I were a musician, I would sneak around the forums and see what fans wrote, but then I look at this forum and see how negative assumptions are made from a tiny, partially visible photo, so I change my opinion : ) I wonder if every band's fans are this critical...

where did they post these?

woohoo i won fttb on the second gig. see you at the barrier :dancinggeek:

I can hear Bruce saying sth like "for Paul and Clive". He'll include Clive to that tribute.

As Leonard Cohen says; First we take Killers, then we take Infinite Dreams \m/

this is a good debate. i think both steve and bruce learned from their mistakes in time. on the other hand, people are complex machines. these are not very well educated but highly talented musicians dedicated most of their lives to music, to tours etc, starting with their teen years. So they...

obviously some word choices of bruce and steve are not clever. but everybody knows, nme. they hated metal. metal was their enemy. just like rolling stone. you can see that the interviewer is pushing steve and bruce to make a mistake. it's 1982, bruce was only 24 years old. so i think they dealt...