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Just stick a note on the back and the problem's solved.

Bruce's live singing in the 80s is largely a myth. Based on bootlegs, the only tours he actually nailed were Beast on the Road and the first half of World Piece. The '83 concerts at the Hammersmith were the turning point. He had good/great moments in the next tours (Rio '85, Modena '88 IIRC) but...

Didn't Bruce say he started taking lessons around 1990, or after the split?

It's a live album, but yes, the title was a tribute to Iron Maiden's debut EP. Opeth's concert had taken place at the Roundhouse in London, hence the play.

And the sticker on the back in perfect condition. On a guitar that's at least 25 years old. In any case, the seller (some Japanese guitar shop) says it is a modified Strat aiming at reproducing Adrian's. PS: and also this. Adrian's Strat had white pickups, this one has white single coils but...

Yes I meant, in person.

This is very kind on their side but I would've liked one or two words from Steve or Dave or Adrian, who's slightly more at ease with a "spokesperson" role. They were in the band in Paul's days after all. By the way, I couldn't see the reference to Battlezone coming. Very nice speech.

Oh c'mon, let's stop with this farce that Sid Vicious had any musical role in Sex Pistols, Sid Vicious was a mere gimmick. Glenn Matlock was their bassist, and he probably could've worked his way through Sanctuary.

...yes, and Roy Z did Dave's solos on Powerslave and 2MTM in the '90s. But that was an entirely other band. Nita Strauss too played Dave's solos for years.

To put it simple, people say that because it's true.

Oh, you can be sure about that.

After more than three years of (inconstant) listening, my top 3 of the solos is: Janick in The Parchment (1st solo) Dave in The Parchment Adrian in Hell on Earth Individual top 3 for the axemen: Adrian: Hell on Earth Darkest Hour The Writing on the Wall Dave: The Parchment Hell on Earth...

Weren't those shows cancelled?

Geezer Butler posted on Twitter and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geezerbutler/p/DBZVexipNz3/ And so did Tobias Sammet: https://www.instagram.com/tobiassammetofficial/p/DBZSAZYIK9u/?hl=en

There was no solo there in the original recording, it was a live-only addition and Dave played the solo because he was (so to say) the soloist at the time. Also he usually played it under the last verse while in 2005 they put it after, leading to the jam and into Sanctuary. Neither Janick nor...

Sad news. Thanks for the memories Paul. And for "Live at the Rainbow".

Nah. It's Dave - Janick - Dave. Dave's solos remain Dave's.

Where they play "Best of the 'B' Sides" in its entirety

But that's true

Like Rock n Rolf putting the same lick in every single solo.