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Think logically. There is absolutely no way they do a 1995 to present tour for two reasons. One the first two albums listed on the poster would be Blaze albums, so not gonna happen. They may play two big songs from those albums that the crowd enjoy but other than that, not gonna happen...

I'm not certain if the main part is E minor or major but El Dorado's bridge being in C# is fairly interesting. Plus then it's chorus jumping to G with some A# and Fs in there

Exactly

The main riff to the parchment is pretty un steve like

I'll have to relisten..a long time since I've heard that last song you mentioned.

It would have been an interminable nightmare. Glad they never repeated the play the full new album thing again, especially as nearly every song on their albums nowadays are so long.

I see everyone is freaking out about that interview apparently

God, Death Magnetic is awful

Always thought blaze looked a bit like Barry off EastEnders

Lord of the flies Edge of Darkness The Aftermath is from a poem

This might not be of interest to people who don't know anything about music theory but I suspect even those people know Maiden have a very specific sound of 3 chords E C D Or it can be the same chord sequence played in another Key like A F G. And of course their other favourite nowadays is E...

As a huge fan of Blaze I just think the song exposed his weaknesses at the time. A good production and making the album in Eb would have solved all of this.

Just watched this Honestly Simon sounds perfectly fine to me

I approve

Full list of their songs if it helps anyone https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_songs_recorded_by_Iron_Maiden I can't really put them in order other than the top few but my 40 favourites Rime of the ancient mariner Phantom of the opera Revelations Dance of death Paschendale Powerslave...

Ah that's good I got the impression he couldn't play the clairvoyant intro anymore from some nerd on Reddit

Id actually love some no prayer style run times for the next album

"Ere Arry...boy oh boy do I have a soundboard recording for you.."

Then they're bringing Blaze on to sing The Trooper for old times sake

Saw someone say on Reddit Steve doesn't seem to be reliably playing his bass lines live as well as he used to, as if age is really catching up to him. Any truth to that? I know it's inevitable but hope that's a long way off.