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Funny story, he came up to me during one of the opening band's sets in Chicago, said he liked my shirt and said he couldn't find Maiden shirts where he lived. So, me and my then-girlfriend drove him (since he didn't have a US license) to a metal shop, where he bought a Number of the Beast shirt...

That would be a cool re-imagining type project, have Tuomas compose some orchestral parts to lay behind say, an album's worth of Maiden songs and release it. I've never been a giant fan of Paschendale like a lot of fans are, but that song has the sort of grandeur that would be a perfect fit for...

Obviously they've known for some time that Nicko would be leaving at the end of the tour (since they've already got a new drummer lined up), so it would be nice if they'd planned the recording of the live album to be on his final show.

Endure and Survive is head and shoulders above the other two in the trilogy. It's not a flawless album, as some songs are just okay, but it has a bunch of songs that fit snugly in the "great" category, foremost of which being "Remember," "The World is Turning the Wrong Way," and "Together We Can...

I voted Rime, since that's my go-to version if I'm gonna listen to it, all day every day. BUT, honorable mention goes to 2 Minutes to Midnight for the backing vocal overdubs on the chorus (at least I've always assumed they're studio overdubs, since I've never heard Maiden have perform it like...

I found that pretty noticeable even in 2019, even before Senjutsu World was added. BIG gap as the roadies fiddled about with the set, and it really halted the momentum they'd built up. As for feeling the pressure from the competition, they don't have to up their game of course, because people...

Agree, 22 is the only one I reeeally miss (along with BYDTTS, since it's the No Prayer tour), but I have a collection of soundboards on my iPod from each album (or the closest there is to it, whether it's cobbled together or whatnot) for every major tour, and I prefer a complete show. The No...

Does it have all 19 songs that were played that night? Or just cleaner versions of the live B-sides plugged into the soundboard tracklist?

The Wembley boots are missing either 4 or 5 songs, depending on which bootleg you get. All soundboards are missing Bring Your Daughter, 22, Heaven Can Wait, and Sanctuary. Other versions are also missing The Assassin.

I've gotten a lot of mine from @IronCarnage 's bootleg thread on here, where he links a great Mega Drive list. Basically, I find one on YouTube I like, and see if his Mega Drive has it, since it'll probably be better quality than YouTube'll give me. And if there's something missing, I can...

Wembley is a fantastic soundboard, but unfortunately incomplete. As far as bootlegs go, Sledgehammer appears to be the most complete, since some boots of the show doesn't include "The Assassin." Really wish a complete version existed, because the quality's great and the band was in great form as...

This is correct. Steve's said a few times that's what he wanted to call it. In one interview from around the time of release, he said he wanted to call it Bloody World's Hands. Thankfully, they went with The X Factor instead.

Let's be real here. What we're seeing here is probably his O-face with the missus, too. Admins, feel free to delete if necessary. :blush:

Maybe my memory's foggy, and that it was a different song that really got bungled on Donington. I think I only listened to that bootleg once, and then finally found the official release and listened to that ever since. However, the differences are pretty stark and undeniable on the Eternal Flame...

Live at Donington 1992 had a broadcast bootleg that proved some overdubbing too--for instance, Bruce mangled a verse in The Evil that Men Do originally. Also there's The Evil that Men Do (again), this time from 1995, where you have The Eternal Flame bootleg and the B-Sides they used from it...

I'd LOVE the LOTB '22 songs as bonus tracks. As for Nicko...I think so, especially if they've been recording multiple shows to take the best performances and piece it together for the live album. Hopefully they pull a bunch from 2024, since Bruce in particular has sounded fantastically strong...

99.999% chance there will be, unless they Donington 2007 it and store it away in a post-retirement release vault (if that's what they're doing with D2K7). Steve griping about how he wished they'd done a live album out of Somewhere on Tour, and the fact we've gotten a live album from almost every...

I'd probably go with: 1) The Chemical Wedding 2) Accident of Birth 3) Skunkworks 4) Tyranny of Souls 5) The Mandrake Project tied with Balls to Picasso 6) Tattooed Millionaire

My only modification to that would be if there is a Part 2 and if there is a new album coming (eventually), it'll be a hybrid tour like Future Past. TXF - Album 18.

My first impulse was to say Powerslave, since Aces High probably won't be showing up. Rime, however, I think represents the album pretty well, and I'd say there's a good chance we'll get 2 Minutes back also, since that's been gone for a while. So, ideally, I'd agree and say To Tame a Land...