KidInTheDark666
What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine too
Yeah, definitely some of their absolute strongest songs imo.The Book of Souls and The Red and the Black. Both great songs from start to finish...
Yeah, definitely some of their absolute strongest songs imo.The Book of Souls and The Red and the Black. Both great songs from start to finish...
In my opinion the band are so desperate to dump the whole legacy of the beast tour and play new songs that’s why they have the whole Senjutsu stage set and Eddie.That was my initial thought as well, since it's so odd for Maiden to put him in the opening song. Maybe during rehearsals they realized it needed something extra to energize the crowd, since the song itself miiiiiiight not do the job.
if that were the case, why announce a whole NA leg of the tour? Why not complete the European shows take a 6 week break and debut the new Senjutsu set? They certainly were not obliged to bring the tour over here for a second time. So it was a real odd decision too.In my opinion the band are so desperate to dump the whole legacy of the beast tour and play new songs that’s why they have the whole Senjutsu stage set and Eddie.
To make money.if that were the case, why announce a whole NA leg of the tour? Why not complete the European shows take a 6 week break and debut the new Senjutsu set? They certainly were not obliged to bring the tour over here for a second time. So it was a real odd decision too.
Lazy excuse. They have the basics for the stage set already in place. Could have easily rehearsed more than 14 songs in the 4 weeks they had together before the tour started.To make money.
And if they had gone for a Senjutsu tour they would have needed extra rehearsals and time to work on stage design etc.
Moneyif that were the case, why announce a whole NA leg of the tour? Why not complete the European shows take a 6 week break and debut the new Senjutsu set? They certainly were not obliged to bring the tour over here for a second time. So it was a real odd decision too.
Money
Probably offered too much to turn down.
And because their original plan was LOTB tour to have 3 legs (Senjutsu would have been released in 2020 after the end of the tour). They just stick to their original plan.To make money.
And if they had gone for a Senjutsu tour they would have needed extra rehearsals and time to work on stage design etc.
I totally agree with the Book Of Souls. In the case of The Red And The Black it had the potential to enter my top 10 all time Maiden songs. Great lyrics, amazing sing along bridge, an out of this world chorus and an extensive array of stunning guitar harmonies and solos. That being said there are three things that IMO seriously downgrade it:The Book of Souls and The Red and the Black. Both great songs from start to finish...
The Book Of Souls 10/10 (best Maiden song ever)The Book of Souls and The Red and the Black. Both great songs from start to finish...
Don't like either. They got some nice parts but as complete songs they are both a mess. IMO that is!The Book Of Souls 10/10 (best Maiden song ever)
The Red And The Black 2/10 (one of the worst Maiden songs ever)
Yes, my main problem with the last few albums has been the sense of "that'll do"-nessTRATB suffers from lazy arrangements. Like a lot of Senjutsu. And a lot of newer Harris songs.
I don't think anyone's asking for 100 dates in a year or anything like that, just for it to make sense. The North American LotB 2.0 tour was announced three months after Senjutsu was released.They are are all in their mid 60's now and Nicko is 70. You want them to tour like they did 38 years ago? If they were lazy they wouldn't be touring at all or making records. Hell, Steve is playing British Lion dates on Maiden off days. Is that lazy?
I'd give TRATB a 5/10 solely for the instrumental parts, but otherwise I agree.The Book Of Souls 10/10 (best Maiden song ever)
The Red And The Black 2/10 (one of the worst Maiden songs ever)
Exactly right. Bringing legacy back to NA made zero sense. Especially with Adrian saying playing the new stuff is the lifeline of the band, you would think they would want to get legacy over and done with as quick as they can not drag it on the entire yearI don't think anyone's asking for 100 dates in a year or anything like that, just for it to make sense. The North American LotB 2.0 tour was announced three months after Senjutsu was released.