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I agree, for example My God-Given Right (starting from the title itself, Jesus Christ...).

I'm sorry for you but I admire your guts in voicing it out publicly.

If I had the time to lose... Bologna 1981 (Killers WT, Bruce debut). Hammersmith 1983 (maybe the best night of the World Piece Tour). Rock in Rio 1985. Saint John (Ed Huntour opening night, already linked by @Patrick92). Milan 1999 (Ed Huntour). Rock in Rio 2001 (needless to say why). Ullevi 2005.

From the start to the end, probably Gambling With The Devil, tho I personally didn't dislike Straight Out Of Hell entirely (Burning Sun is their best song since Power).

A singularly horrible song. 100% Deris. Only the mind that gave use that abomination Lost in America could write this.

Something very like this: Only other one I'd throw somewhere in, is Last Before The Storm at Wacken 2003. Absolutely awesome performance.

Corrected the tracklist as follows: Armageddon Heaven Can Wait (Blast From The Past's Version) Dream Healer (Blast From The Past's Version) Hellbent → Beyond the Black Hole Men, Martians and Machines Land Of The Free To The Metal → The Winged Horse Somewhere Out In Space Real World Induction...

Re-listened to Somewhere Out In Space recently so it's #tbttime Beyond the Black Hole - Dan joins the band, Dirk switches to the bass, and ready-set-go! they co-write (with Kai) this absolute BANGER. Great tune, love the epic "FLY!" that opens the pre-chorus, the double time in the second verse...

Hope they will be supporting act for Maiden only so that Bruce could jump on stage and announce them with "Eyes of the Nile are opening".

They played Alexander because fans insisted and because Nicko told them he that was going to be his last tour and he had said multiple times he would've liked to play Alexander before calling it a day. RFYL is by all means a greatest hits tour, so they're playing their greatest hits.

It's not a new part, it was in the original already. They simply did not play it live before. In 2005 and 2013 he joined the harmony .

What do you mean by middle part?

May I say that if played properly it's not a bad variation?

So it's no more an Ibanez Destroyed.

Yeah, stick around and find out. Or maybe it didn't go like that, sorry English is not my first language

And I totally support that but Holy Smoke does not take much time and space in the setlist

Again: 1999 was more than 25 years ago.

The reunion tour was more than a quarter of a century ago

For a marvelous two-thousandths of a second I actually believed it