Well, if you want to be better in understanding something, the first thing to do is to educate yourself. You're in school, so I get it - but once you're out of school, you're entirely responsible for your own education. Learning can be a lifelong habit and you can choose to grow that habit now.
Even small houses in that area with around 1500-2000 square ft go for upwards of 5 million. And the footprint can be misleading. Many of those homes built on hillsides can be 2 and even 3 levels.
I would be too. His wife seems absolutely lovely (and a social backbone of the touring spouses) but this kind of video for social media is dumb.
The release date has been pushed to from early March to April sometime, so I think its a bit to soon for reviews. I ordered the vinyl from Sweden Rock Magazine, and it includes a signed poster. Very excited to put it in the office next to my signed Bruce Dickinson poster!In the last Metal Hammer Germany, the preview of the next issue announced an article about the new Smith/Kotzen album, possibly also an interview.
Now I'm looking through the new issue and there's - nothing! Not even the standard, a short review in the soundcheck.
Nothing at all.
And Metal Hammer Germany knows very well that their readers like everything related to Iron Maiden.
Maiden also won the readers' poll 2024 as best band again, this poll is in the new issue.
Has Adrian listened to the album one more time and decided that this collaboration has no new ideas and that it would be better to hide the album?
Very strange.
Or am I blind now? I'll have another look through the magazine.
So I'm sure the press cycle will be rolling by early march!
April 4, according to the web site.
Interesting and slightly different structure-build of the rhythm. The riffing and verses remind me of Urchin. The chorus is playful enough, the vocal ideas work. Melodic singing is like a trademark for them. They said at first they didn't know if the song would be on the album, something like that. I like that the solos are longer, they work really well again (Adrian and Richie have great chemistry) and Adrian with a tasty solo of his own, cool and melodic (ofc). I dig it. The material manages to sound catchy, which is great for rock music.
I understand you, but I don't think I can call it generic rock elements with ease. More like a classic 70's rock sound (with some commercial vibe here and there) that's not really that generic. Interesting is different. And the most important thing is to be good. Decent and fine songs so far imo.
