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That show in Copenhagen yesterday was a fucking great one. Night Demon were also top 3 opening bands I ever saw

I looked forward to that Geoff Tate gig so much, only to miss it because of COVID. Big ups and major shouts for you mentioning Toddsryche tour - I had no idea and would have completely missed it. I've seen them twice since they formed and it's always been fun EDIT: Apparently they're doing all...

That did sound very serious, though hahahaha

I doubt it's official, but then again - I put my coffee mug behind my laptop this morning and spilled it before I even had a sip of it when I adjusted the laptop screen. What do I know

Found this gem on Discord

Saw him back in April and he was great

Oh shit, then I very much hope that he'll stop by somewhere near me

What a thing to read

Killers is nowhere near a good album that had the benefit of being between a great debut and a defining album.

I think he's wondering about Path of Exile 2

They really managed to follow up an all-timer tour in Legacy of the Beast with another all-timer tour with The Future Past Tour. Immensely looking forward to any live material from this tour. But then again, Somewhere in Time is my #1 album of their and Senjutsu is my favourite album post-Brave...

I just saw this while waiting for the laundry and yelled out an audibly loud "oh shit" Godspeed, bless and thanks for being the rhythms for a formative period in my life and beyond

Translate says "Labour dies when Iron Maiden stage was dismantled at the National Stadium"

There's a similar thread at https://forum.maidenfans.com/threads/what-songs-albums-have-you-changed-your-mind-the-most-drastically-about-since-you-started-listening-to-im.71694/ if you are curious for more

I'm sure I read somewhere (here at forums maybe) that Blood on the World's Hands was one of the planned titles before going with The X Factor

I have a slight memory of hanging out here during the time when Paschendale/Dance of Death was rotated. I think it was something about some botches in Paschendale during that time before it got shelved during that tour

MTV effect? It did have a music video, after all

My theory about Wasting Love having those huge numbers on Spotify is that it may have been included in a high-profiled curated playlist from Spotify. Maybe some "heavy metal ballad" curated thing that many people have subscribed on and have listened to it that way, rather than being targeted.

"Amazing, absolutely amazing"

I saw it here: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2024/oct/21/paul-dianno-early-frontman-for-iron-maiden-dies-aged-66