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Clive had a relatively small kit if I remember correctly?

The release date has been pushed to from early March to April sometime, so I think its a bit to soon for reviews. I ordered the vinyl from Sweden Rock Magazine, and it includes a signed poster. Very excited to put it in the office next to my signed Bruce Dickinson poster!

Yes, that was really cool. Too bad they removed it from the set before the 2014 leg. Murders in the Rue Morgue in 1998 was a shocker. I didn’t expect Fallen Angel or Out of the Silent Planet to make it into the set in 2001, but it was great that they leaned heavily on Brave New World at the time.

I think Blaze mentions that Janick spilt tea or something on them? If I had the chance to sing the A Real Live Dead One set with Steve Harris, Nicko McBrain, Dave Murray, and Janick Gers, it would be the only thing I'd talk about for the rest of my life. Well..

It would probably have been better to drop Caught Somewhere in Time and The Trooper to begin with. If Simon came in before 2024 we could have had a live album from the Future Past Tour. I’m not sure, man—this part of your sentence sounds like total mumbo jumbo to me. Maiden did just fine with...

To be fair, Nicko had very little influence on the creative direction of Maiden. Blaze and Clive, despite their shorter tenures, had more input. Even the members from 1975-1979 had a greater role in shaping the band's direction. Simon, as a touring member, has no say in the band’s decisions, but...

Blaze in the original Angel and the Gambler hat!

Joe Lazarus new British Lion drummer?

https://blabbermouth.net/news/bruce-dickinson-rules-out-using-backing-tracks-at-iron-maiden-concerts-if-its-not-real-its-not-maiden Bruce seems to have forgotten about those 2016 Powerslave backing vocals

Frequently it sound's like he almost hits the notes, but is missing a quarter. In live performances it happens too often, specially in Bruce songs. He was technically underprepared.

Here's his discography: 1986 Deep Switch – Nine Inches of God 1990 The Outfield – Diamond Days 1992 The Outfield – Rock Eye 1994 Dirty Deeds – Deeds (Demo) 1996 Dearly Beheaded – Temptation 1997 Dearly Beheaded – Chamber of One 1998 The Outfield – It Ain’t Over 2001 The Outfield – Live in...

Hallowed by thy Name (The Outfield version)

So maybe somewhat more similar to Clive for the first three albums? I'd hate to have a Tommy Thayer situation seeing Iron Maiden this summer. One of my friends whom I'm attending the Stockholm gig with said he'd prefer "if they put Simon backstage next to Brent Diamond".

Here's an advice from someone who loved the setlist, the show and Blaze Bayley during The X Factour: don't listen back to the bootlegs, I completely destroyed the memory buy doing so.

I love the story on how White found out he was going to audition for Maiden: White had sent his tape in to Maiden’s management in the spring of 1993. Then, one Friday night several months later, as he was preparing to go to Scotland, he had a knock on his door in London. He opened to find...

I was hoping he would fly in for the London date. Seems fitting that we would play a song or two during their biggest London show ever.

I was thinking about this the other night. The change from Clive to Nicko had quite an impact on the sound. On Rock in Rio, the live renditions of tracks from Iron Maiden (Iron Maiden, Sanctuary), Killers (Wrathchild), and The Number of the Beast (The Number of the Beast, Hallowed Be Thy Name...

http://www.ironmaidencommentary.com/?link=singles&url=releases&lang=eng If you want details on the singles, you go to the section furthest to the right. Here's the Futureal single details: http://www.ironmaidencommentary.com/?url=single32_futureal/commentary32_futureal&lang=eng&link=singles

For other potential live albums from the Early Days tour: The 2005 re-release of The Trooper featured some live recordings from the Early Days Tour. Another Life and Murders In The Rue Morge (Vinyl) / Prowler (CD-single) all from Reykjavik, Iceland were used as b-sides.

I think they used live versions recorded in Copenhagen 2006 of Iron Maiden, Benjamin Breeg, Different World and Fear of the Dark for the Different World single. Edit: here you go. 3 from Copenhagen, 1 from Aalborg.