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Clive Burr's right foot
I should clarify on that, you see a lot of people (generally) reacting positively to things he does, ie spinning the guitar around his neck, the faux moonwalk stuff he does, etc
At least in my experience
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Ruflux
Ancient Mariner
Maiden England was completely unlike anything they'd ever done before, since it was the first time they stretched out a tour with one theme over three years. I don't see how it relates to Legacy of the Beast, since it was largely motivated by wanting to hit certain big festivals and other dates in Europe in 2014 and I believe many of those dates are being fulfilled this year. Also, I doubt the band has forgot that the clock is still ticking. If they want to tour the next album, then pushing LotB over three years would be downright suicidal.
It's not that I'm saying it's not possible, but it doesn't really feel likely at all at this point. It's not like this is even a massive history tour with a set theme like ME was, this is very much in line with GMETID - a stopgap tour between albums.
It's not that I'm saying it's not possible, but it doesn't really feel likely at all at this point. It's not like this is even a massive history tour with a set theme like ME was, this is very much in line with GMETID - a stopgap tour between albums.
No. Not with the stage they've built. That was expensive. This is their most impressive stage show in a hell of a long time - and that's saying something. You don't spend that much money on Eddies and planes and wings and flamethrowers for a two month tour one year and a short tour the next year. This thing is going to be ME sized, possibly TBOS sized.
GhostofCain
Ancient Mariner
Wise words.
I do think the LOTB tour would be 2018-2019, with new album tour from 2020. They will most probably tour North and South America next year, and quite possibly other territories if it is feasible from a logistics point of view.
MrKnickerbocker
clap hands
Whenever you find yourself thinking, "What will Maiden do?" The answer is always to follow the expense book.
Adrian's solo on Revelations is great, some parts remind on solos like Still Life, ATG or even Different World.
He earlier got back his solos from Janick on some songs (Moonchild, HCW), but I don't remember that two of them switched night after night for the same song.
I've never considered that there is Janick's soloing part that has to be fullfilled on the setlist, so I guess this is one of the reasons why FOTD is never ommited.
He earlier got back his solos from Janick on some songs (Moonchild, HCW), but I don't remember that two of them switched night after night for the same song.
I've never considered that there is Janick's soloing part that has to be fullfilled on the setlist, so I guess this is one of the reasons why FOTD is never ommited.
Ironalice
Ancient Mariner
If they are getting together early 2019 to work on an album as steve stated there is no way it's coming out in 2020. Legacy will only have a brief run of North and south America only with the album late 2019 would be my guess
Ironalice
Ancient Mariner
Yep, so it Makes no sense to give him solos to butcher that ain't his in the first place, he should keep sticking to those strengths only.
AncientMariner_Essex
Ancient Mariner
So many fans with so many expectations. Must be soul destroying to focus so much on what a band will or won’t do then be disappointed.
NO MAIDEN ALBUM IN 2018 or 2019 folks. There, I said it. Now focus on something else and enjoy the new maiden album in 2020
NO MAIDEN ALBUM IN 2018 or 2019 folks. There, I said it. Now focus on something else and enjoy the new maiden album in 2020
Iron Lurker
Ancient Mariner
I'm just hoping they will tour the US in 2019 (I belive they will) and they come to Atlanta or within driving distance, it's pretty much a given they will go to Ft. Lauderdale.
Steve didn't say they would be getting together in 2019 to work on an album. He said they'd have a meeting to talk about it. Iron Maiden functions like a corporation these days - you have conversations about conversations you want to have relating to things you may or may not want to see happening. It's a process.
I will bet money that we do not see an album in 2019.
GhostofCain
Ancient Mariner
Not exactly true. Steve's words can be translated as "I believe we will get together early next year to start working on new (song) ideas in fact we already have a few ideas and songs half finished for the new album. You know us, we do not stop and the idea of a new album is already in our minds".
That is much more than a meeting to talk about the album.
I would not expect any a album related touring until 2020, once the LOTB cycle is over.
Don't believe there will be new Maiden album before late 2019. But I do expect Bruce's new record to be out before the end of 2018. Even if IM continue Legacy tour in the 2019. they won't go touring before February, so Bruce will surely have enough time to promote his record in media, like he did with his book. Also, I still hope that H will ressurect his idea about instrumental record he talked about during BNW tour.
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Flaming Blimp Crash
Ancient Mariner
I'd like to think they'd be done in 2025 after two straight two-year album cycles, but Nicko'd be 73 when it's all said and done. I think 2020-2021 we'll get a tour for the final album and then 2022-2023 will be the farewell tour.
Magnus
currently discounted
That would be 50 years being around, not bad at all.
mitch cugnet
Nomad
nicko will also be 70 at that time...may be a tad unrealistic.
The press release said the tour would be going into 2019, not sure why that would change especially since the tour seems to be a big success so far. At the same time, they do seem more enthusiastic about new material lately. It's a stark contrast to the TFF/Maiden England era when they never said anything definitive about new music and overall didn't seem all that excited about TFF (we also heard stories about H being unhappy with certain aspects, it had the lowest representation of a new album on its tour since the early 90s, and they haven't played anything from it since). They actually seem inspired this time around and Steve definitively saying they're working on the album when we're just a few weeks into a nostalgia tour is also a good sign. But LC is also right: at the end of the day Maiden is a small corporation and their management has a large say in what happens. There's no way Rod is going to cut a huge cash cow short in favor of making an album that nobody (comparatively speaking) will buy.
On a somewhat related note, I'm also starting to think they will continue without Nicko. He keeps pushing that idea in interviews and he seems so serious about it that I could see them taking him up on it. There are also many other bands continuing without key members and finding success with it. We all like to think Maiden is different, but I wouldn't be surprised if this ends up happening.
On a somewhat related note, I'm also starting to think they will continue without Nicko. He keeps pushing that idea in interviews and he seems so serious about it that I could see them taking him up on it. There are also many other bands continuing without key members and finding success with it. We all like to think Maiden is different, but I wouldn't be surprised if this ends up happening.
I hope it does happen. It would extend the band's lifetime for at least 5 years. I hope Nicko gets his wish of playing Alex before that though
Not sure how I feel about it. If the band keeps making new music and continues to have the same energy on stage I might be OK with it. Cheap Trick is a less discussed band that dropped an original member (who also happens to be a drummer) and has become better for it. They are making new music a lot more now and have become way more adventurous in the songs they play.
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