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1- If Eternity Should Fail 2- Killers 3- Fates Warning 4- Phantom of the Opera 5- Hallowed be thy Name 6- Flight of Icarus 7- Powerslave 8- Brave New World 9- Seventh Son of a Seventh Son 10- Starblind 11- Dance of Death 12- Sign of the Cross 13- The Clansman 14- The Longest Day 15- Fear of the...

Then they all leave the band and join Iron Maidens. This way we can see them playing ATG as well, because Steve won't be the boss of that one.

But Bruce is a Brexit folk, isn't he?:rolleyes: I wonder if all of them are.

Yes, just out of curisosity, can anybody share with us some comments where people (from outside this forum) complain about the inclusion of FTGGOG in the set? (Apart from this stockholm review in which the song was claimed to not get any positive feedback from the crowd). My impression at least...

yes, this is why they should begin with a tour for 'the greatest hits of the reunion'. All the 'non-history'/contemporary tours have so far been dominated by a most recent album. A set list full of songs from AMOLAD+BNW+DOD+TBOS+TFF would be great. They now have enough material for that kind of...

this is why it is good to give some time to the band for a true evaluation. In each new album, we see that either Nicko or Steve argues that it is (among) the best ever done. In a way, understandable: why would they release something they don't like. But also, time always changes these...

While going through my records from Firenze Rocks, I noticed how Bruce targeted Nicko. If you give fire into the hands of a troll, this is what you get. :D

SOTC is easy on Bruce, much more difficult for the rest of the band. The Clansman is easy on both. FOI and FTGGOG are more difficult for Bruce than they are for the band. So it seems that they made a good division of labor.

Once upon a time, Fekso gave me a great advice. info@ironmaiden.com , guys, don't forget. :p

Is SOTC undisputed only because Bruce does not ask for crowdsinging during that one? I don't think the crowd reaction is very different between the two. Wrathchild makes more noise than SOTC, if it solves all our problems. :)

I respect your opinion: not all those who see beyond the mainstream think that FTGGOG is a great song. But I guess we can also agree that FTGGOG has passed the treshold for a considerable group of them. It passed the test of time IMO: 12 years after AMOLAD, and it is here with us. We would talk...

I fully agree. FTGGOG is a song that takes very different reactions. Reactions, on the one hand, from the mainstream listener who wants to see more of the likes of FOTD HBTN 2MTM or Wratchild, and on the other, the listener who follows the albums carefully, judges the quality of songs in a long...

FTGGOG is what makes the whole religion theme. It (& not the Revelations) is where the church stage shines. I am quite sure that this setlist will not change, maybe except for TETMD.

Iced Earth - A Question of Heaven https://open.spotify.com/track/4yGvqBiEK3fHkkrU54vxAP?si=oJF37Qz0QLGd9-A-PCobmA

Given the current mood of the band in the LOTB, can we expect the new album to be on the dark side? Heavy like some AMOLAD and SOTC, and epic & groovy like POM? Please.

exactly that moment! a similar nuance is his different take on FTGGOG: "Again tell me me WHAT!! liiife iiiis!!". He says it this way rarely, often at the very end of FTGGOG. Just amazing. see 47.09: I also love his more roasted sound in the fast passages of the song. He doesn't sound that...

The future setlists should have clansman and icarus. And I wonder if I am the only one who thinks that if eternity should fail must be placed into the encores too.

This is how it was: :dead:

the lights for a song, do they all work based on a pre-set timing, or is there actually somebody who follows what the band is playing at a certain moment and acts manually in accordance with that? I wonder how the lights followed the SOTC crisis in Stockholm. It is a very complicated song for...