Just wanted to say that Maiden got some exposure on the biggest TV morning show in Sweden today. They talked about the political messages in TWOTW and showed a clip from it and briefly mentioned the new album. Nice to see mainstream media hopping onto the train as well.
I have no idea what I am doing but I let Google translate scan the image and it identified the language as Chinese and it indeed translates to "death" or some synonym.
I've watched the video a few times now, just studying the narrative, and samurai Eddie doesn't make much sense in the story. The rest of the story is pretty coherent imo, although scrambled from bits and pieces of everything. The cloaked character falls into the core and transforms into. Samurai...
Not sure if this has been posted already, but it's got some new insight from the video director as well as Rod: https://www.itsnicethat.com/news/nicos-livesey-blinkink-iron-maiden-the-writing-on-the-wall-animation-150721
If that's the case, which I'm actually not ruling out, then they've put themselves in a pickle with the album cover mismanagement and maybe also overall hype during the campaign. I'm sure there was a lot of work with the video, to give something to the fans in the meantime, and that Bruce had a...
I mean, if where talking about a samurai Eddie then Writing on the Wall doesn't really fit anymore. Way of the Warrior sure is cheesy, but it wouldn't be THAT surprising. Anyway, the next couple of album covers might give away some clues to what it is. If WOTW and the tower were only meant for...
"In BlinkInk director Nicos Livesey, another long-time Maiden fan & kindred spirit, they found a man who shared the collective vision for the track – resulting in the final film which features the very first glimpse of a stunning new incarnation of Eddie."
So the samurai Eddie? That's the Eddie...
Sounds like most people here have abandoned the idea of an actual live performance (pre-recorded or live-live)?! I still can't see this as "just" a single with all the "Live forever", the "feast" invitation and the still from Shepherd’s Bush in the Clairvoyant video. The build up points to...
With or without a connection to Maiden, the art is absolutely stunning. It's conceptually coherent as well. I can definitely see someone (Hi Bruce!) building a thematic universe around it.
Whatever the circumstances (pre-recorded live stream?)
Whoever you are (but your mum)
Where ever you are in the world..
You are invited to this event. And then the "Live forever" as a clue to what the feast really is. I don't think these are song titles.
.. Or it's just the name of the "evening with Iron Maiden" that we are invited to and about to witness. It ties in with the actual name and theme of the new album (WOTW), but it's not a name of a song.
Or?
I'm impressed with the marketing here in that they actually managed to keep the...
So who's going to contact the venue and try to book it in the name of Noel Gallagher for a private event on the 15th? See how they respond. If it's actually available I can maybe chip in a couple of euros and a trooper patch I've never managed to get sown onto my jacket. E mail adress posted...
Agreed. There must be something more to it. Live stream seem possible. If there's a video for a new single it could have been recorded there in a live-ish setting.
It does sound intriguing and if the live album would be a compilation spanning their whole career (old live recordings), it would also tie in with the albums catalog they now post on social media.
I agree. What's left now in the current narrative is perhaps more clues on the album topics and hopefully tying things together with the Twitter account and email responses (hostile takeover? Maybe something happens and there will be some sort of transformation.. Eddie pulling the strings?). The...
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