GhostofCain
Ancient Mariner
https://vrtnws.be/p.LKoPwDjnDZ4
Short item about Graspop from Belgian Late Night News, look out for Maiden!
It is always nice to see the band being featured in the news. Thanks for sharing the link.
https://vrtnws.be/p.LKoPwDjnDZ4
Short item about Graspop from Belgian Late Night News, look out for Maiden!
TBF, some crucial Wicker Man lyrics were clearly inspired by Chris de Burgh's 'Don't Pay the Ferryman'.
Don't really see that. The ferryman reference is so deeply rooted in our culture that Chris de Burgh can hardly be credited for coming up with it.
I've never thought I was going to see this during a Maiden concert (first 2 minutes)
The words from the band saying…this is the greatest production we had ever… well…The sundeck chairs and the church panels (some kind of flag material) cheaper than other bands using…That is a very ingenious use of sundeck chairs!!
The changeover between realms looks really odd in daylight, although I am sure someone will point out that you had to be there to appreciate the greatness of that transition and how short those 2 minutes (to church time) felt.
LOTB tour is truly one of the best productions they've ever had.The words from the band saying…this is the greatest production we had ever… well…The sundeck chairs and the church panels (some kind of flag material) cheaper than other bands using…
Has he ever appeared during a happy song? I'm not sure there are happy Maiden songs. The previous songs for walk-on Eddie were The Trooper and The Book of Souls. Both are serious and.. well, not exactly happy.. For me atleast.And Eddie appearing during a serious and rather unhappy song is also a first, I think.
Pardon my ESL Eddie usually appears during more upbeat, uplifting songs or song sections (like in TBOS), not heavy or moody ones. Was there ever Remember tomorrow Eddie or Hallowed Eddie? And by the way, the overt seriousness and lack of lighthearted material is what I miss the most in TXF, AMOLAD etc. Guess also the Maiden hapiness factor is very personal, otherwise Jan wouldn't dance to WTWWB, and to Davey they're all happyHas he ever appeared during a happy song? I'm not sure there are happy Maiden songs. The previous songs for walk-on Eddie were The Trooper and The Book of Souls. Both are serious and.. well, not exactly happy.. For me atleast.
One of the roadies look like one of Bruce's sons. I am fairly certain one of Steve's daughter works in the Killer Krew, wonder if there are any other family members in the crew.
It's a shame as in an arena under cover of darkness it makes for a spectacular reveal of the church set, but in broad daylight it's just awful. They could have even put a short video on to distract the crowd from the changeover. Like you know, an extended Churchills speech before going into Aces High (at a reasonable tempo)
How would they extend Churchill’s speech?
Here’s my suggestion:
Griffin is a stage carpenter again AFAIK. He was one before and now after SHVPES disbanded, he opened a bakery and became Big Ash's replacement in Killer Krew.One of the roadies look like one of Bruce's sons. I am fairly certain one of Steve's daughter works in the Killer Krew, wonder if there are any other family members in the crew.
Motherfucker, you made me break my self-imposed rule of not hitting the like button on posts older than a few days at most. Well done, @GhostofCain but I dunno how I missed that one to begin with.Yeah, following Senjutsu & some posts about Darkest Hour I can see the controversy now. Quite a cynic he was.
I heard he once said something like "We will fight until the last Indian soldier" but I couldn't find that quote. Are you aware of it?
Looks like him, he is one of the crew members who changes the stage from Senjutsu to Cathedral.I believe Griffin Dickinson is a roadie ob this tour (and has also been in the past).