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All wrong! Clue #1: This song includes a returned favor. Clue #2: It took the song you are looking for quite some time to fully develop. Wrong guesses: The Trooper, 22 Acacia Avenue, The Man Who Would Be King

Floyd Rose bridge is also a pain in the ass when tuning and changing strings, plus Floyd D. Rose originally designed the bridge to contrast the loss of tuning when using heavy dive bombs and bar work. Janick is not a proponent of dive bombs and stuff like that, so a Floyd would be pointless on...

Clue #1: This song includes a returned favor.

Janick used the Chet Atkins for Dance of Death, on Journeyman he used another acoustic guitar which I think he kept in his rig as a backup, I remember a 2012 live version of Dance of Death with him using that guitar.

Journeyman? They added the guitar solo that wasn't in the studio version. "Red sky of the east", "colours of the dawn".

Late response but to clarify the Futureal / Man on the Edge question: Futureal has only one, long solo. Dave recorded it in studio, using delay and adding the harmonies here and there (playing them himself I assume, it always sounds like him). During the Ed Huntour Adrian took the rhythm and...

Ah yes, Charlotte's nemesis and the long time partner of Wario and Waluigi (Only Italians and Portugueses here would get this one I fear...) New Eddie form in Legacy of the Beast, in partnership with The Pokémon Company:

Maybe

Important things in a metal song: - voice - solos So it could be either one of the instrumentals, or Twilight Zone or Flash of the Blade (only Iron Maiden songs without solos). Transylvania.

Perfect title for a Paul / Bruce duet.

I'm sorry, I admire his dedication and understand that six children from five marriages is not ideal if you want a comfortable retirement in your mid-60s, but this is not simply ridiculous, it's humiliating.

Depends. Some solos are clearly thought through, and Death of the Celts is an example. His solos in The Parchment are clearly structured too.

WINNER! Explanation: Clue #1: Are you afraid of what you'll hear? Afraid I'll speak the fate you fear? Not Jon! Not Taylor! Not Saxon! Not Shore! Don't worry, child, I know my job, You'll learn to laugh, if first you sob. —> This is the Storting Hat's song from Harry Potter and the Cursed Child...

Do a cover of Saxon's Wheels of Steel

No to both Clue #1: Are you afraid of what you'll hear? Afraid I'll speak the fate you fear? Not Jon! Not Taylor! Not Saxon! Not Shore! Don't worry, child, I know my job, You'll learn to laugh, if first you sob. Clue #2: The song you're looking for has a quite uncommon structure for an Iron...

Makes sense, but no

"And there's no fucking singer on it. Bollocks, right?"

More than 18 hours have passed, so... Clue #1: Are you afraid of what you'll hear? Afraid I'll speak the fate you fear? Not Jon! Not Taylor! Not Saxon! Not Shore! Don't worry, child, I know my job, You'll learn to laugh, if first you sob. Clue #2: The song you're looking for has a quite...

More like "Bruce Dickinson: Siofra River"

Neither Wrathchild.