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No. It means that the fat guy from the video will be touring with him.

Well they haven't announced anything about the lineup, have they? We only know that Tanya is participating, because she posted something online, and that Roy has said at some point that he's looking forward to playing this stuff live, right? (And, that Bruce thinks that the band is... amazing...

What a glorious day! Can't wait!

Regarding the rumours/plans of Bruce touring next year... are there any best guesses about who's going to be in the band?

If you're just making this up... I hope you enjoy it.

For some of us, there is a lot more excitement with this album than with new Maiden releases... 17 years have passed, you know.

Oh, ok. I went to listen to that song. So this is a moment when yet another Maidenfans user realizes this Beckett/Maiden thing, which probably has been widely discussed here. I'd be happier if I hadn't. Forget everything I wrote earlier.

Sorry, I don't understand this, maybe because I'm not a native speaker? Anyway I should maybe have written "one of the best things..."

He's just gonna Live After Death... that is my new favorite verb.

All my friends hate The Nomad for its stupid lyrics. But I love it. The long instrumental part is the best thing they've done since... Seventh Son maybe?

Alex Dickson's guitar performance on Skunkworks is, simply put, majestic. Meltdown is probably the best example. Also, there are moments on Alive when the guy plays rhythms and solos simultaneously. I love Skunkworks, although a part of my love comes from nostalgy (listening to it on repeat...

He just said in an interview for Finnish Kaaoszine-magazine that he will probably still make that album – and will probably still do that song as the opening track.

Oh, you're right! Funny thing, I just listened to Powerslave today. I suppose I wasn't paying attention then!

To me this song is so bad that it isn't even funny anymore. Just listen to the very ending: they didn't even bother to check if Blaze was in sync with the instruments (which he wasn't). This is the worst Maiden song ever.

I noticed this as well and went through their entire recording history to find out how many other songs they have that has no guitar solos. I only found two: Iron Maiden and Journeyman. (On full-length albums, that is. Don't know about B-sides and such.)