Blaze Bayley

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Operation: Mindcrime ft. Blaze and Ripper:


This is really terrible. The production is terrible, the vocal melodies in the verses are terrible, the mixing is terrible and the vocalists are buried, the guitar solo is terrible, the video of them reading the lyrics in Bubba's Roadhouse Grill is terrible...God, it's so bad.
 
Hm. Aside from the extremely bad production...I don't know. Although I didn't have patience to get to the solo, song is a bit meh.
 
And because one bad video isn't enough for one week:


At least this one is just a bunch of live/candid footage, but those scrawling prompts just make it look like a cheesy press packet made solely to get Bayley more gigs. Oh, and the song is better than O:MC for sure.
 

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/geo...-trinity-tour/

"The three vocalists will be backed by the same group of excellent musicians throughout the evening in a show that promises to be loaded with memorable metal for the music masses to enjoy.
Fans can expect to hear such songs as 'Empire', 'I Don't Believe In Love', 'Eyes Of A Stranger', 'Living After Midnight', 'Breaking The Law', 'You've Got Another Thing Comin', 'Burn In Hell', 'Man On The Edge', 'The Number Of The Beast' and 'Run To The Hills', among others."



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Run to the Hills?? Run to the Hills???? :eek: :lol:
 
Operation: Mindcrime ft. Blaze and Ripper:


This is really terrible. The production is terrible, the vocal melodies in the verses are terrible, the mixing is terrible and the vocalists are buried, the guitar solo is terrible, the video of them reading the lyrics in Bubba's Roadhouse Grill is terrible...God, it's so bad.
Ah well, the distortion is much less audible on Spotify than in the video. But yes, this sounds very lifeless and squashed.

I do like the song (although the guitar solos are pretty redundant. They are the equivalent of musical farting), and this is Tate actually trying somewhat. Hell, put together the better tunes from his past few efforts and you get a pretty good album. :D
 
The latest album is coming out on vinyl.

I would have preferred Tenth Dimension (the artwork would look great), Blood and Belief, or maybe As Live As It Gets, as it is the only album he has not done any reprints of.
But I'm glad that we got a release of Silicon Messiah on vinyl.

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Ripper is the one that should be singing Run to the Hills.
Don't think the others can.
 
I agree. I'm sure Blaze can sing it..but it takes more to do the song justice..I think he should be thankful that they never did it on the two Maiden tours he was on.
 
I have never been a Blaze basher, and I haven't exactly kept up on his career.
But the vocals in the video Knick posted above are horrible; no one with any vocal training whatsoever would believe that man was a professional singer.
 
Yeah. I'm the same way, he's a nice guy. I like his vocals on Virtual and X-Factor...He had nice nights live too..but it's no secret that Blaze performed absolutely atrocious on some/many nights too..Out of tune and botching lyrics. Also late in the tours. I shudder to think how he would have done RTTH late in the set when he couldn't do half of the Bruce songs already in the set....
 
I'm sure that Blaze's version will be in a different key, at least one whole step lower than the original, and he'll sound fine. Weird, but fine.

Ripper would definitely do a better job in the original key, though.
 
Looking forward to the "Run foooour your liveeeeessssss" line :p Nah, with a different key hopefully he'll do alright. I think his voice will be good for the verses at least.
 
I have no interest in hearing Blaze sing that song. There were Bruce era songs with an even smaller vocal range that he couldn't do. Even down tuned it's going to sound bad.
 
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