Adrian, Janick and Dave's guitars and Steve's basses

From the DOD tour? Cool.
That’s not the same acoustic guitar from DOD tour, the Taylor from DOD tour had a pickguard and dot inlays, I think the one from Smith/Kotzen is a 914ce, the one from DOD tour is a 414ce

Edit: Sorry, I just realized that you were talking about the Hummingbird and not the Taylor.
 

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The new Iron Maiden: Infinite Dreams visual history book will have "photographs of the band’s instruments past and present" - hopefully they show some gear that may have not been so well documented yet... Hopefully a double page spread dedicated to the Holy Goldtop

If this picture is anything to go by, this will be awesome!
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The new Iron Maiden: Infinite Dreams visual history book will have "photographs of the band’s instruments past and present" - hopefully they show some gear that may have not been so well documented yet... Hopefully a double page spread dedicated to the Holy Goldtop

If this picture is anything to go by, this will be awesome!
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BTW, I hate they have written "Dean V", while it's clearly a Baby ML. Dave played a Dean V on World Piece Tour.
 
Does anyone know if Dave and Steve had ever played in Drop-D live? I know that H uses drop D in some songs and Janick too (Time Machine for example), but I don’t know if Dave and Steve had ever played in drop D too, anyone knows?

P.S: What songs do Adrian and Janick play/played in drop-d?
 
Does anyone know if Dave and Steve had ever played in Drop-D live? I know that H uses drop D in some songs and Janick too (Time Machine for example), but I don’t know if Dave and Steve had ever played in drop D too, anyone knows?

P.S: What songs do Adrian and Janick play/played in drop-d?
Bruce has said in the past that "If Eternity Should Fail" is the first & only Maiden song written in Drop D (as opposed to songs where H and maybe Jan have performed in Drop D). I would guess maybe Steve did Drop D for that maybe on the record, maybe live?

None others that I can think of.

While I'm (and many others) very impressed that Bruce can handle playing songs still in standard tuning, I did always wonder if Maiden would ever tour with Eb tuning. On the records I'm sure standard could remain fine for Bruce, but for live shows maybe Eb would just give everything a slightly heavier feel. But I also agree that even half a step down and you would possibly lose the magic of some tracks. I know a lot of (or all?) Smith/Kotzen material is in Eb generally, and Bruce's solo stuff is in lower tunings too.
 
P.S: What songs do Adrian and Janick play/played in drop-d?
I don't know much about which tracks Jan plays in Drop D.

but Adrian's performed at least the following tracks in Drop D at some point (some have gone back to standard)

- Trooper
- Number of the Beast
- Wrathchild
- Fear of the Dark (one of my favourite parts of this is on En Vivo live, in the second 'verse' - after first loud chorus - you can really hear H digging in with a beastly rhythm pattern, in drop D - sounds incredible)
- If Eternity Should Fail
- Run to the Hills
- Hallowed be thy Name (great Isolated version of this on YT, maybe from Rock in Rio?)
- Rainmaker

off the top of my head that's definitely some - I'm sure others will add to this list
 
Does anyone know if Dave and Steve had ever played in Drop-D live? I know that H uses drop D in some songs and Janick too (Time Machine for example), but I don’t know if Dave and Steve had ever played in drop D too, anyone knows?

P.S: What songs do Adrian and Janick play/played in drop-d?
Only Jan and H have ever played in drop D with Maiden. Adrian on quite a bit of songs (it varies through the years) and Jan on IESF and Time Machine.
 
Adrian and Richie used painted guitars for the (effects) video of ''Black Light''. The Strat looks like a glam metal guitar.

He probably won't use it live, but it would be cool.
 

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