Legacy of the Beast Tour 2018 - CONTAINS SPOILERS

[GhostofCain]

I was in a band for 3 years too. It ended with a classic Eric Cartman line: Screw you guys, I'm going home.

Really, when you are in a band for so long, you can see negative traits of every person in the band, including yours, grow. I was becoming a person I didn't want to be, so I quit.

I quit over musical differences and to preserve a good relationship with my former band mates, something that was particularly important as my brother was one of them.

 

[matic22]

I quit over musical differences and to preserve a good relationship with my former band mates, something that was particularly important as my brother was one of them.

Yup, that was one of my reasons too. Preserve relationships (or what remained of them) and quit the band.

 

[Xennon]

Based on what you talk about, it strikes me that Maiden managed have a reunion. I wonder which terms they changed in their relationship, and how they could keep up with that afterwards.

 

[GhostofCain]

Based on what you talk about, it strikes me that Maiden managed have a reunion. I wonder which terms they changed in their relationship, and how they could keep up with that afterwards.

They grew older and wiser and learnt to give each other space. Having kids also changes your priorities significantly and things that would have led to disagreements in the past probably do not seem that important nowadays.

 

[GhostofCain]

Yup, that was one of my reasons too. Preserve relationships (or what remained of them) and quit the band.

That being said, relationships were a bit sour after I left as they had to find a replacement at a moment we were doing particularly well, getting gigs and supporting bigger bands before I left. Thankfully, I still get on well with my brother 18 years later.

 

[The Pilgrim]

Interesting...

https://worldofwarplanes.eu/news/aces-high/

 

[The Pilgrim]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=15&v=HFAHC-KNIlo

 

[matic22]

"Iron Maiden's most famous song about war..."

False. That would be Trooper.

 

[SirRobbins]

"Iron Maiden's most famous song about war..."

False. That would be Trooper.

and neither are the greatest songs of war they have done.....

that would be Paschendale

 

[srfc]

Anything to do with the silly dancing during 'Run to the Hills'?

I didn't spot that,

I was talking about the tight trousers with the loose fitting shirts tucked in, and he looks like he's lost a lot of weight (for obvious reasons)

 

[Black Wizard]

"Iron Maiden's most famous song about war..."

False. That would be Trooper.

Iron Maiden have songs about war?

 

[LooseCannon]

Iron Maiden

Who's that?

 

[Black Wizard]

Margaret Thatcher, before she lost her virginity.

 

[Meliegree]

I must admit that I really enjoy those photos and videos from backstage by Adrian's wife.

 

[bioniceye]

As @Lego has already posted, it has been confirmed by the head of the Fan Club (Steve's ex-brother-in-law, for those who are nerdy enough to be interested in such details).

Cool i was looking for that shirt
I like the tailgunner one with eddie on the back more but will buy this one for sure
Any timeframe?

 

[GhostofCain]

and neither are the greatest songs of war they have done.....

that would be Paschendale

Or The Longest Day.

 

[GhostofCain]

Cool i was looking for that shirt
I like the tailgunner one with eddie on the back more but will buy this one for sure
Any timeframe?

Apparently on sale tomorrow (20th June 2018).

 

[Number 6]

and neither are the greatest songs of war they have done.....

that would be Paschendale

Or The Longest Day.

Everybody knows their best war-themed song is "Brighter Than a Thousand Suns".

 

[Gk1]

Nope, it is afraid to shoot strangers.

 

[Meliegree]

Love is war. So I vote for wasting love.