What we know so far for Bruce's upcoming new album:
- it will be a concept album and it will be called If Eternity Should Fail.
- and we know 2 songs from it: his version of IESF (the title track) and the other song is ''Nightmare'' - Steve also liked this song, but it is co-written with Roy Z and that's why he did not asked Bruce for it. If Steve wanted it, then it is certain that it would be a great song.
You mean Roy.being co-written with Bruce
You mean Roy.
Oh dear ...http://bravewords.com/features/bravewords-25-flashback-the-alchemical-wizardry-of-bruce-dickinson
Interview with Bruce from the Chemical wedding era
And they're not even embarrased about this yet?... an Iron Maiden abomination called The X Factor. Well, Maiden now has something sillier out called Virtual XI ...
Yes, I don't know who describe those albums. If it's bravewords or Martin Poppoff. But it's a shame.Oh dear ...
And they're not even embarrased about this yet?
Depressing.
Yes, I don't know who describe those albums. If it's bravewords or Martin Poppoff. But it's a shame.
Maiden where in the doghouse at that time so no surprise to see media articles talking like that. The same media were telling us at that time that Korn and One Minute Silence were great and giving as much space to Eminem and the Prodigy as they were actual metal bands.
Did Bruce ever say if IESF was intended as the opening track? I am certain I read somewhere that it's the title track of the album, but not sure if it also was intended as the opener.
So it was a first track for this album but is it was first written of meant to be first on tracklist - who knows."And a bit like [Dickinson's 1989 solo song] 'Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter' [laughs], it got commandeered for IRON MAIDEN. So if I did do another solo album, which I think I will, I might just stick to my original plan and have that as the title track. I mean, I did write it — it was the first track that I wrote for it. So, yeah, I'd probably still include that song. But it would be… the feel would be slightly different — not very much, though — from the MAIDEN version."
He doesn't do book shows that often. Then it would really be a problem.He said that talk too much is bad for a singer