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It was a radio interview. What I do know is that Steve and Bruce have been giving more information about a possible new album. Dave only said "we'll see". Although they announced a new record for 2014, but later changed that date to early 2015, I'd say they are going to work on that on the...

I think Octavarium was the last DT album in which they managed to show a little diversity. Train of Thought was too pseudo metal for me, with the same formula being repeated again and again. After that everything is just bland, although I've got to say Dramatic Turn is way more unified and...

I know Octavarium isn't as good as the others. But it was my first DT album, so it's more of a subjective thing. Still, I'd say it's probably their best record after Metropolis 2 and/or Six Degrees.

I share harrisdevot's opinion. Let's just say that I'll stick with my copies of I&W, Awake, Falling into Infinity and Octavarium.

A radio journalist covering their gig in my city said that (as in, "I interviewed Maiden and they said this"). He didn't gave further details tho. Still, I expect this to be somewhat true, since AMoLaD and TFF were released following the same planning. And if I remember correctly, the band...

I don't have any source to quote, but I remember them saying 2014 would bring another record with original content, and this was by last october. Let's hope it's not another Majesty of Gaia :D

Both AMOLAD and TFF were released in august and/or september, but already had some singles out. If they're going to release a new record, I think it will follow the same schedule as the last two albums.

:help2: 1986 seems to be a physical place now. And that lineup is uninspiring and dull even by mainstream rock standards.

I don't think Maiden and Sabbath would tour again after the Sharon incident. A Priest/Maiden tour would be better. Halford opened for Maiden's gig in Chile back in 01 and it was completely awesome. And not only Rush opening for Bon Jovi is bullshit, it's also dubious because Alex Lifeson said...

I don't think Maiden would miss the european festivals. From a business point of view, it's still a great opportunity to test things and avoid getting rusty, as Lego said. The best thing would be new material plus warm up for a full scale world tour, if they aren't going to continue with the...

I'd say Phantom of the Opera has been played very frequently, even by Maiden standards. To my knowledge, it wasn't played between late 80s-mid, late 90s, when it was brought again by the Ed Hunter/Early Days tours. Still, I must say I almost shat my pants when they played it live during the...

And what about Shatner doing Flash of the Blade? :lol: Back on topic... "new album" tour 1. New album song 1 (opener) 2. New album song 2 (single) 3. Wrathchild 4. The Trooper 5. These colours don't run 6. New album song 3 7. Brave New World 8. Wasted Years 9. El Dorado 10. New album song 4...

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Gotta love cheap spanish translations. Mano de Ases: literally "hand of aces", like something you would get in a card game. El caballero: The knight/The gentleman Hierro nuevo: New Iron The others are kinda okay-ish. But there were worst examples, like "Acto de Locura" (lit. Act of Madness, this...

That be quick or be dead bit sounds suspicious... I'd say it's more related to a promotion thing rather than just Maiden playing there, as they wouldn't be that specific as to reference a song Maiden hasn't played live in 20 (!) years, even though one could speculate about a new historical tour...

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I don't care about his hair. I'm more concerned about him growing a moustache again. Bruce, please, DON'T. Somewhat back on topic: Bruce will be a guest in a local event abour airplanes here in Chile. Tickets to see him will be VERY expensive (as in, 5 times more expensive than a regular Maiden...

That can be true, but I don't think lower album sales are the most important reason why they don't release studio albums as often as they did in the past. Most of the times, the number of studio releases per period of time were specified in the band's contract with the record label. In the 60s...

Most of the bands usually don't get their money back from album sales alone, but I believe The Final Frontier reached number 1 in a decent ammount of countries. This is not new, since most of what Maiden has released since 2000 has charted well. Being a studio band only wouldn't hurt them, imho...

No. Those guys are always in the front rows, and I prefer to be next to the "tower", because it's the best place to be in terms of sound and vision. For some reason, in that spot nobody uses cameras, and just sing along and jump instead, which is really cool. In the last gig there were less...