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Chris Declercq feat. Blaze - A Miracle Away The song is written by Chris 14 years ago. It has an early 2000s vibe. I like the dreamy guitar playing during the verses, they and the chorus fit Blaze's solo vibe. It's effective enough, the ''oh-oh'' parts too (too much of them though). No proper...

What a fun and necessary video. Andi had 12 songs written in 3 months. He said something curious: ''why be creative when you don't want to''. He needed the right time for writing. He also said he really likes ''Under The Moonlight'', he couldn't imagine being the vocalist on it. It's a pure...

Only 2 votes in this round. Built To Last - a solid album of theirs with memorable singles. Some of the songs sound not exciting enough, but at least half of them are quite good. Ghostlights - Avantasia are always interesting. Solid and fun music. Almost all songs (sans 2-3) are very good and...

Bruce Dickinson - live 2025 Great performance, the band is on fire. Let's hope the new album to be a fresh masterpiece, the potential is there.

Something curious: Bruce with his 1993 RLT stage clothes (the trousers, plus a tank top) for a couple of BNW tour shows in 2001. I also didn't know Bruce used his 1993 stage clothes again. So weird to see them for the BNW tour.

Helloween with tour merch like Maiden's. Some cool Keeper arts. AI?

Bloodbound - As Empires Fall The good old power metal. Fast and catchy song with typical chorus for them and cool melodies. Similar to the first single.

A cover which Bruce should like.

Well, as of now. Good call. This. BNW production is one of Maiden's best, especially the drums. ^Yeah, this is the option to make interesting enough setlists without new music (3-5 surprises plus classics and popular songs, from all eras, we still have quite a few that could be played again)...

I came across this video of Philip playing original music recently. I must say, I really like this short instrumental. Very heavy riffs (like TCW), a cool solo (a bit of a Roy vibe) and a golden melody (pure Maiden or Bruce solo). Love it. Use them for the songwriting, Philip. I wonder if he or...

I agree, but I really like ''A Little Is A Little Too Much''. Similar songs.

It's cool that Steve is kind of pushing for playing more rare/different songs, how serious though. We missed Only The Good Die Young, Infinite Dreams and Parchment... I can understand Bruce for songs like Runner, Aces(!), Land, etc... Only The Good Die Young sounds like a very good live song...

Maybe just for one show, but that's not a cool change.

White Spirit - Cheetah It's clear from these songs that Janick has talent. This fast Purple-esque rocker is cool (with a Maiden song lick), Janick's solo is one of his best (very Blackmore).

I don't think SJ was received badly, the opposite. Maiden don't care about criticism (I think most of the fans want more and more new music), an artist should do what they like. What's the point? An artist's desire to express himself again, which he has with BL too. Steve is the boss, yes, but...

''The Time Machine'' is a pure Janick song, and yet still has some not common parts, which I appreciate. I like it, it's good and very enjoyable. Good live song too. I would call it underrated. I find the lyrics oddly curious with their different approach, it fits the album. Every songwriting...

Clear winners here for me: The Book Of Souls - one of Maiden's albums with a good balance (definitely from the Reunion era) and it's very strong. Some songs are masterpieces! No fillers as such too. The songwriting is better than for the previous album for the most part. Easily the best album...

Yep, but they could do an album tour 1 year with next year's schedule, right? I like to think they still want to do it in secret and that Steve is a little hesitant because of Nicko's importance to the band. Early 2027 or 2028 is our best chance for recording. ^I would like to think the same-...

Songs from 11 different albums (a good number for such an anniv tour, if you don't play songs from every album and out of 17), not much more than 8, but so diverse with 9-10 deep cuts.

Ronnie Romero - Eternally This song is co-written by Roy Z. It's not bad, but something is missing, the exciting factor. The riff is kind of similar to a TMP one, the song isn't riff-y. Idk if he plays the solo on the record, but it sounds like his style (it's not that shorter, hey!).