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They actually had A&R people around for Brave New World. Steve didn't like some of their advice though, so for example the choir vocals on The Wicker Man was cut out from the album version... It's unclear how much else impact they had on the album. But they are credited in the booklet...

I would give Rainmaker and Dance of Death 9/10 just because of the guitar melodies and solos. 5/10? Come on. That track is excellent. One of Dave's best solos (and lead melodies as well). The guitar melody after the solo is good enough for a top guality hollywood movie soundtrack at the...

Alexander the Great was played, after all. So it's not out of the question to speculate. Still, it's a long shot, but Only the Good Die Young would propably work out. Bruce can still sing it.

I agree! Also Yngwie's only gold certified album in his home country, Sweden - 50 000 sales.

Just for a period of time. They didn't lose control over the rights, as they payed everything.

Jeff Bova also did Paschendale.

The current SHL save percentage record in the regular season is held by Henrik Lundqvist (from the 2002/2003 season) at 0.948. https://www.quanthockey.com/shl/en/records/best-save-percentage-in-one-season-by-shl-goalies.html Max Lagace is in 13:th place this year...

The question is propably about Max Lagace, a former Vegas Knights backup, who is struggling and currently holds a 17-10-0 record, and a .887 save percentage in the swedish hockey league for Färjestad BK: https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/76323/maxime-lagace What do you think? Recently...

Lord of the Flies live 1995 (2 min footage) + some other tracks.

Yes, that was most likely the reason: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/275760.stm "Tuesday, February 9, 1999 Published at 11:39 GMT" I also remember reading somewhere that they payed everything during the duration of the bond, and that the band now receives yearly royalties again on the old...

I agree. Steve Wray and John Slater certainly wrote some good melodies and riffs for Blaze. Blaze and Steve Wray, Bang Your Head Festival, Germany, 2004.

Life and Death performed in 2004 with an orchestra.

It's just a small group of the audience that have such devotion as you describe, and it's the same for any arena rock band. My point is that they could get away with doing 4 Virtual XI songs, as long as the rest of the set are mainly of classics. The name of the tour and the marketing matters...