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If it's getting a whole 'world', it's going to be at least 3 songs, I'd imagine.
I'd put money on them being the first 3 off the album, i.e. the title track and the two singles
If it's getting a whole 'world', it's going to be at least 3 songs, I'd imagine.
Title track's intro would serve as a nice set change tape like what Revelations had.I'd put money on them being the first 3 off the album, i.e. the title track and the two singles
How about both? Honestly I think that at this point they're in half-panic mode, faced with potentially losing out on yet another year's worth of touring income, so they just went as hard as they could on the scheduling. Cancellations won't be as big a deal if they can still do some parts of the tour as intended.Also, I can't believe they organized it so tightly. I mean, there are no breaks which could eventually be filled with possible canceled dates. Especially if those Nov/Dec UK tour rumour is true (which would make this one 6-7 months long). That's either brave or stupid.
The album tour won't start until 2023 (the stage production for it has not started yet) and (from Adrian's interview) it seems it was the band's decision to stuck to their original plan and finish the 3rd and final leg of LOTB tour. With the album out, they will probably play 2 or 3 songs from it (thus making the setlist different for the final leg) and they have to... since the album is already released.It's even stranger that they added Senjutsu so boldly, especially after those interviews where they said they're keeping it for 'proper' album tour.
I also want more new songs to be saved for the album tour. About some setlist rotation (with new songs added), I'm not sure, but there is a chance. We can't be sure if this will be the last ride of the classics/Hits tours, because we don't know the band's plans after Senjutsu.I hope they will play only two songs from new album. I really like Senjutsu but let them play new songs on Senjutsu world tour
This leg should be the last ride of Maiden classics and I hope for some rotation in setlist.
I'd put money on them being the first 3 off the album, i.e. the title track and the two singles
Bring me back a Trooper then, please. I'm staying to listen to Senjutsu!Playin Senjustu the song would be a fool move. Total buzz kill. Ok, the drums are a good intro to a new world in the stage show but the proceeding 8mins are pointless, especially in a greatest hits set. Although maybe its a good time to hit the bar. Oh, and maybe Trooper will be on sale at the bar. Hmmm, maybe they will play it...
I'll bring you 3, I wont be goin back to the bar after that!Bring me back a Trooper then, please. I'm staying to listen to Senjutsu!
Although maybe its a good time to hit the bar.
To be honest, I never go to the bar durin Maiden. Well, once. I went durin FOTD I think on my second show of TBOS tour in Aberdeen. I had seen them the night before in Glasgow with Cried and the Wizard. I was on my own and I was a tad worn out from the previous nights exertions so I took a break. But then I fell in with a crowd of Finns and a couple of Brazillians and my energy levels soon returned. Proper fans, them.I find if you are going to a second gig (or more) on a tour then Iron Maiden is a good one to go to the bar, as once you've already seen the big Eddie then all you are really missing is a track you've heard before at every gig.
About some setlist rotation (with new songs added), I'm not sure, but there is a chance.
That was a classic case of bitting more than they could chew.If you mean rotating songs during the 2022 leg of the LOTB tour, I would say there's no chance at all. They were unable to make it work with Paschendale and Dance of Death in 2010...
A booming voice echoes out from Maiden Towers...Yeah, same here. I don't think they have the balls to bring out something like Hell on Earth for the tour.
DO YOU HEAR ME STEVE, ROD AND ALL? I SAID YOU DON'T HAVE THE BALLS TO PLAY HELL ON EARTH ON THE LOTB TOUR! YOU'RE CHICKEN! YOU WON'T DO IT!
Yeah, same here. I don't think they have the balls to bring out something like Hell on Earth for the tour.
OK, that makes sense. Then again, if they do play them all, is there a point going with proper "Senjutsu" tour in the first half of 2023?How about both? Honestly I think that at this point they're in half-panic mode, faced with potentially losing out on yet another year's worth of touring income, so they just went as hard as they could on the scheduling. Cancellations won't be as big a deal if they can still do some parts of the tour as intended.
I'm in a similar boat, and I think it's kind of poetic. The last gig I've been to was Maiden in Zagreb and the first gig I'm going to will be Maiden on that same spot. Then again, here's another fact that kind of effed-up: when I've been on LOTB gig last time, I was 'only' married. When I go to the next LOTB gig - I'll have two kids.Bought Zagreb tickets on Saturday. If somebody said in Tallinn in 2018 that I'll be at the first Maiden gig in 3 years in Zagreb and that it will still be LOTB, I'd say... Fuck me sideways.
But... Here we are.