Prisoner Of Maiden
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If anyone can find that full bootleg from the Toronto Molson Amphitheater I'll give them a praise a day for a year.
is he good though? I don't get why I always read the blabbermouth comments. They always put me in a bad mood. The people on there are idiots who listen to nu metal and can't sit through a song longer than 4 minutes long.Stan said:About Bruce's Rise to Remain t-shirt... that's his son's band. And no, he doesn't sing like pops.
joppla said:it looks like we are going to get the greatest rock song dedicated to marketing ever made.
joppla said:So, Bruce became a fencer and wrote a song or two about sword fighting. Then he became a pilot and wrote a few songs about flying. So if Bruce is now a marketing director, then it looks like we are going to get the greatest rock song dedicated to marketing ever made.
Jeffmetal said:
Travis_AKA_fonzbear2000 said:A nice 22 minute interview WELL worth checking out. It can be found here: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=146294
I don't know where to post this... Two great interviews with all the band members:
http://classicrock.teamrock.com/fea...clusive-iron-maiden-how-we-made-book-of-souls
http://classicrock.teamrock.com/features/2015-09-04/iron-maiden-the-band-that-refuses-to-die
So that voice, the Air Raid Siren – will it sound the way it did before?
It needs time, like Doctor Who, to regenerate. It’s had a pretty good kicking from the radiation. The very top of the voice, that’s great. The low end is fine too. It’s only the only mid-range of my voice that needs some work. I might have to go to vocal rehab. I might have to take some lessons.
The most interesting bits/speculation from that second interview to me are:
- the subtext of that Adrian interview reads like Adrian left the band in 1990 either because he had had enough of partying or because he liked it too much.
As a singer, I find that when I'm sick or tired, the very top of my voice is the absolute hardest to reach with any power or clarity. The transition between chest and head voice is also very hard. It's interesting that Bruce says he has no problem in his upper register, but then again, he's spent years and years flexing the hell out of that particular part of his voice.