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Lucky Europe! You are in for a real treat. The Maiden England tour this year was nothing short of absolutely incredible.

I've given this a couple of spins, and it's not bad. Reminds me a lot of bands like Boston, UFO, and Kansas, but it's not a "standout" album by any stretch. Honestly, if it wasn't Steve Harris, I probably wouldn't have given it as much attention. The side projects of the guys in Maiden...

I've seen them 3 times: - Somewhere Back in Time Tour - Edmonton, AB, Canada, 06/06/08 - The Final Frontier Tour - Edmonton, AB, Canada, 26/06/10 - Maiden England Tour - Edmonton, AB, Canada, 27/07/12 All of them awesome, and all for different reasons.

Wow. Sorry for your loss. What a terrible thing to experience.

I would be shocked if that was real.

I wish I could have attended more than just one show on this tour. If they come back through Western Canada, the wife and I have already made plans to see them in 3 different cities.

This is a really good album on its own, but I think a large contingent of fans felt like it seemed like a step down from Brave New World. I believe everyone would be a little more forgiving if Dance of Death was the first of the reunion albums instead of it being Brave New World's follow-up

My wife is spending more time in the gym since that concert, because she doesn't see why she should be slower than a guy who is almost 15 years older than her. Ha ha.

It's easy to see why this band has such a good reputation as a live act. They put a lot of love into every show and play their asses off, no matter what their set list is.

He's remarkable, isn't he? My wife, who was only a casual Maiden fan in the mid-80s, came with me to the show in Edmonton and I think was expecting a fun "nostalgia" type of show. She was in absolute awe of Bruce's athleticism and voice, and even moreso when I told her that he was almost 54...

I am not a Coheed and Cambria fan, but their music is kind of interesting. I did, however love it when they played They did an awesome job with that one!

I always liked Bruce's pants. Have no idea who designs his outfits for him.

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54! Wow. I saw them perform a couple weeks ago and Bruce ran, jumped, sang, and screamed for 2 hours better than most people half his age could ever do. The guy not only keeps himself in good shape, but he must be some kind of freak of nature to boot.

The problem is that people don't read all the threads they're supposed to read before they start running their mouths.

According to my mp3 player, my 5 most heavily played Iron Maiden songs are: 1. The Talisman 2. The Number of The Beast 3. These Colours Don't Run 4. Wasted Years 5. Isle of Avalon Huh. That actually surprised me a bit.

That's pretty much what the story is. And they are all so passionate about it that they can't agree to meet halfway.

I proclaim that Iron Maiden is officially metal's #1 supergroup.

If they do record a show for a DVD release, I hope it has the same set list. I have to admit, it looked pretty good on paper, but worked even better live.

My dream release is a DVD/Blu Ray release of the 1988 Maiden England concert, with a compilation of shows from the 2012/13 tour as a bonus 2nd disc (like the Flight 666 concert footage).