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There was no solo there in the original recording, it was a live-only addition and Dave played the solo because he was (so to say) the soloist at the time. Also he usually played it under the last verse while in 2005 they put it after, leading to the jam and into Sanctuary. Neither Janick nor...

Sad news. Thanks for the memories Paul. And for "Live at the Rainbow".

Nah. It's Dave - Janick - Dave. Dave's solos remain Dave's.

Where they play "Best of the 'B' Sides" in its entirety

But that's true

Like Rock n Rolf putting the same lick in every single solo.

Iced Earth -> Dracula -> Transylvania

Realistically speaking, and paraphrasing what Bernie Tormé once said about "Bite the Bullet", "To Tame a Land" is what happens when the bass player writes the damn melody and lyrics. It's not their only hard song to sing, but it's probably the hardest from the singer's point of view.

Steve said no.

The Eggfest incident had nothing to do with the Union Jack really, it was due to Bruce's jokes about reality shows (remember that The Osbournes was peaking at the time). And to his jokes on Ozzy's poor performances (but he and Ozzy are long time friends, so it was a joke between them two)...

With hardly comparable results, though.

Apple Music yesterday trolled me while I was jogging and random picked not one not two but THREE "Heaven Can Wait"s in a row: Gamma Ray's, Meat Loaf's, and this one. I always considered this song the weak link of my favorite Iron Maiden studio album; but it is mainly due to the fact that every...

So we watch And we wait And we pray for announcement An end to the still and their inscrutability

It's the single version from A Real Live One (Helsinki 1993).

Well he also has/had guitars he doesn't (or rarely) use with Iron Maiden. The one he used in the Hear 'n Aid video for example, or the Fernandes (was it a Fernandes?) he used in 2003. He also was coming back to Fender in 1999, after all.

By the way you can tell it's a Jackson by looking at the logo on the head (unless he mounted the Jackson neck on a Fender body, but we would have had Theseus's Paradox at that point).

Oh my God Dave still has those Iommish eyeglasses from the "The Early Days" interviews.

The Clairvoyant?

Sign of the Cross because it opens with Gregorian chants and mentions "Kreator"? Tho I cannot say if they ever opened for Maiden.

https://streamable.com/wpz10a Explanations: Clue #1: This song includes a returned favor. —> Janick wrote the song but Adrian took the solo with Dave. The opposite happened in "Hooks in You": Adrian wrote the song, Janick took the solo (with Dave). Clue #2: It took the song you are looking...