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Having 8 out of 10 BNW songs in the set can not really be compared to having 7 out of 8 songs of VXI in the set lol. There are better and there are worse albums to base a tour on, and even if I personally like No Prayer and Virtual XI they are no where near AMOLAD, BNW and TBOS.

As Live As It Gets Tour (2003) The As Live As It Gets Tour (2003) was Blaze Bayley’s global tour promoting his first live album. It was the only tour to feature drummer Phil Greenhouse, who left the band after this tour. During this period, the band performed under the name BLAZE. Key...

The Tenth Dimension Tour (2002) The Tenth Dimension Tour was Blaze Bayley’s follow-up tour in support of his second solo album Tenth Dimension, released in 2002. This tour marked the end of his collaboration with drummer Jeff Singer, who would depart the band after the final show. The tour...

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The Silicon Messiah Tour 2000/2001 The Silicon Messiah Tour 2000/2001 was Blaze Bayley’s first major solo tour after leaving Iron Maiden in 1999. It was to promote his debut album Silicon Messiah, which was released in 2000, and it marked a new chapter in his career. The tour spanned a little...

I'm going to be diving deep into Blaze Bayley's complete touring history! I feel like his extensive touring history doesn’t always get the recognition it deserves.

Janick has and had a 80's look, but he fitted into the 90's Maiden!

Yes, a great recording. The b-sides were overdubbed and I'm sure they did it with the full thing because Blaze messed up a few lyrics that night!

The live album from a few years back is great!

I remember visiting St Nicks and Cart & Horses back in 2009. Very cool read!

In hindsight, it's crazy to think that at times, Maiden played six songs from No Prayer for the Dying live, while other times, they played seven songs from Virtual XI.

Some critics claim that by 1998, Iron Maiden was past their prime, citing that they were out of breath and no longer at their best. However, they proved the naysayers wrong by delivering their longest performance ever that year. On April 22, 1998, they kicked off the Virtual XI World Tour with a...

Not every day you have an actual former Iron Maiden member in the forum.

Just under 3 months to go! Don't disappoint me Simon!

I absolutely love this album. It's such a shame it didn't get more exposure outside of the 1990-1993 setlists. It was incredible to hear some of it again during 'Give Me Ed 'Til I'm Dead' in 2003—the intro and the singalong were amazing. That tour was fantastic, and it really brought the songs...

Great second single. Both Black Light and White Noise has to be in a setlist in future tours. I know Wasted Years has been in the set for a while, but the Smith/Kotzen material is so strong so they could do a more obscure Maiden song. Gangland?

Saw his Iron Maiden 30th anniversary tour last year. He is doing a special Iron Maiden set this year again. Hoping for fewer Virtual XI songs this time around, they almost played the full thing. Futureal, Clansman and Educated Fool would still be great. It's been a while since he did Blood on...

In terms of setlists yes. That was one of the best, to bad they haven't done a live album from that tour yet. Preferably from one of the shows that had Stranger in a Strange Land in it. But wasn't Ed Huntour basically the Virtual XI stage set?

Well because they have not announced one:facepalm:

Sometimes new members is great. Andy Sneap and Ritchie Faulkner have made Judas Priest sound the best they have since the '80s. However, I'm not sure if having an almost 70-year-old drummer is the right choice.