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Wasn't it "Heaven Can Wait" on the No Prayer on the Road Tour (the "ooo"s)?

Live After Death and No Prayer For The Dying.

He (Roy Z) also co-produced Helloween's The Dark Ride, along with Charlie Bauerfeind.

For the third time in a row, no Italy at the World Cup.

Edu Falaschi was not on the map yet but André Matos was actually mentioned at some point.

Very likely: all the full concerts of what gave Flight 666. Less likely: anything they can have traced and bought back from TV channels.

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

Well, "The King For A Thousand Years" did for sure. "The Invisible Man" is allegedly a top-tier happy metal song as well. But I agree the album has its fillers too.

Jersey (writing) and Bahamas (recording).

"Redemption Blues" is definitely Maiden-influenced. :)

Barry Clayton - first performing artist for original input (intro to the "The Number of the Beast" on the eponymous album). Patrick McGoohan - first performing artist, but sampled from a pre-existing piece of work ("The Prisoner"). Michael Kenney - first musician (No Prayer For The Dying). For...

The heartbreak was that he miscalculated the time he had on stage, so he couldn't play "Tears of the Dragon" (as well as "Road To Hell" and "The Tower") in front of that crowd. :(

I would not be surprised to see "Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter" or even "Wasting Love" reappear before he calls it a day.

The prices are disgusting.

Honestly, we'd be closer to the band with a making-of of the video clip for "Holy Smoke".

Unfortunately, I think this has got to do with the labels' legendary lack of flair: even before ignoring the changes the Internet would bring, they thought that because CDs were longer than vinyls (roughly 75' vs 45' respectively), the bands should fill them to the brim ...while keeping the same...

I agree. I think it is comparable to the fact that tragedy is easier to write than comedy.

The setlist will entirely be devoted to Bon Jovi covers, hence the name. I'm surprised nobody has thought of it yet!

Dave Murray (because of Dennis Wilcock) Adrian Smith, by his own will