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Well, this sucks :( https://blabbermouth.net/news/savatages-jon-oliva-diagnosed-with-multiple-sclerosis-and-menieres-disease

From an interview last year: "Well, we were doing a new Savatage record until I fractured my spine, and so we have to put that off now until the first of the year. I slipped on a wet marble floor, and I fractured my T7 vertebra. It's very painful... I'm actually in a lot of pain right now. I...

Wow, Writing on the wall is the coolest song from Maiden in quite a while, but the effects on Bruce’s vocals on Lost in a lost world and The darkest hour ruin the songs

Savatage are finally on their way back, at least live! Sao Paulo April 19th 2025. Now, the big questions are who will play in the band? It seems it will be no Jon! It will at least be Zak, Johnny, Jeff, Chris and Al. Any opinions about this? Kinda weird playing and no Jon Oliva. And where is...

Not unlikely he did so due to the cancer

I think Running Free and Wrathchild will be played as well

I feared this would happen soon…the man have had some serious health issues innthe last ten years. I love the two Maiden albums, and I will never forget seeing him live in 2006, that was a wild show with some old school Maiden tunes, a mad frontman and crazy good band. I hope you found your...

Yes, he did play some. I don’t remember the details about who played what, but some people on the official board were furios how Janick could take some of Adrian’s solos. There was a petition about if it was time for Maiden to finally sack Janick, so his out of tune guitar could stop destroying...

I love these games , but I have not listened to Opeth for about ten years, and I’m not familiar with the stuff before Blackwater park (I have given them a try, but that was a long time ago), so I’m not participating this time

I love how different …And justice for all and Metallica are from each other, just how different Metallica and Load/Reload are as well. The self titled have that fat guitar sound, James becoming a professional singer, the songs getting a little shorter. I really love it. But Nothing else matters...

I love The day that never comes and Broken, beaten and scarred. I have started to like Cyanide as well. But the rest don’t do it for me. They try way too much to get credible again. The whole thing screams midlife crisis. And the mastering of the album have killed one of my speakers.

It started when it was part of the Carmageddon II soundtrack. Then it became popular on P2P networks, and they put more into the performance by doing the flag waving and uniform. Many people got into Maiden at the same time, so slowly it became a favorite for many fans. And as it pops up as...

Iron maiden: Punk Killers: Tough The number of the beast: Ballsy Piece of mind: Lush Powerslave: Confidence Somewhere in time: Synth Seventh son of a seventh son: Safe No prayer for the dying: Arrogant Fear of the dark: Mid-crise The X factor: Depressed Virtual XI: Flat Brave new world: Cruising...

Kill’em all is a true classic, unlike everything else when it was released. Seeing it this low on the total chart, really says it all that Metallica have some amazing albums in their discography

It’s not a favorite of mine, but it surely is a good one and a fresh album after Somewhere in time and Seventh son of a seventh son. I used to rank it lower, but it has grown a lot the last ten years for me.

Hardwired is alot better than it’s predecessor, more safe but also tighter, more solid, more melodic. Maybe also a litte one dimensional, it’s not all over the place as Load and Death magnetic. And why was Lords of summer not part of the main album? And I wish we had heard some songwriting input...

They don’t want to retire, but I can see at least some of the others could want to retire. Bruce will surely continue his solo career and Steve will continue British Lion for more years even if Maiden call it quits.

Maybe this is just a Scandinavian problem, but big event concerts like Maiden, Bruce Springsteen, Metallica, Bryan Adams and so on, they are flooded with 55+ year old folks who are basically going out for drinking and talking at these shows, they just stop to talk when they play Run to the...

All big selling "old" bands and musicians sell really well, cause most of the crowd are casual drunk old farts who listened to their favorite songs from a band in the 80’s, never bothered again, until they either found out that the band are playing in their city, or got free tickets from their...

Anyone heard the "new" Michael Schenker album? I like some of these UFO versions. Joe Lynn Turner on Doctor doctor sounds fine, and that Swedish singer from Skid row on Mother Mary rocks, along with Schenker and Slash duel. However, I was most curious about Axl Rose singing Love to Love. The...