Ah yes saw that one too!I dont cate about those number, I’m just glad to have been fortunate enough to hear Stranger in a Strange land one of the five only time they played it since 1987!!!
Every tour that went to your country? Or also a tour that skipped your country? Every tour as in: every year they toured? (sometimes the set is (slightly) different in another year).I've been to ever tour since 1993 except the Virtual XI, and on every tour there has been at least 1 song that I got to hear for the first time. Granted a lot of them were new album tours, but a lot were not.
Every tour that went to your country? Or also a tour that skipped your country? Every tour as in: every year they toured? (sometimes the set is (slightly) different in another year).
Every tour, so the ones that played in Ireland and if they didn't play then I travelled or sometimes I did both on the same tour. I'm not counting specific legs of the tour, i.e. I didn't see the US leg of Maiden England but did see the two European legs, so I count that as 1 tour rather than 3 seperate legs. I missed VXI as they didn't tour Ireland and I was still in school in those days, and cheap low fair airlines weren't really around in those days so I couldn't afford to go.
96 was the worst for (didn’t see 98). Blaze lost his voice near the end of the set and literally croaked his way through the the encore. It was horribleYou didn't miss much. The 1998 gig was, by far, the worst Maiden show I have attended.
If I may prod.....which gig?Well I did see them play Tush(4) if that counts, lol. After that I think it’s Total Eclipse…
Piece of Mind tour in Atlanta. It was Quiet Riot's last gig with them. QR came out after Maiden's set and they all played Tush together. For the Beast on the Road tour in Atlanta they headlined a small-ish club (Agora Ballroom) and Total Eclipse was played. It was a fucking fantastic show and to see them that up close was awesome.If I may prod.....which gig?
That's what I'm thinking as well. I saw Flight Of Icarus on the Legacy Of The Beast tour and the chances of that getting played in the future are slim. Also, I saw Maiden in 1992, 2000, and 2017 and quite few of the new album tracks performed from all of those will never get played again. And Maiden doing Children Of The Damned and Powerslave on the Book Of Souls tour was a bit of a shock to me. And those songs haven't been performed that much since the reunion. And for what it's worth, when I saw Blaze, he did Don't Look To The Eyes Of A Stranger, Look For The Truth, and Virus. But as far as the list goes, it would be The Great Unknown for me.Rare is not just the amount, but also how long ago, imo.
1992:
Tailgunner, Be Quick or Be Dead*, From Here to Eternity*, Wasting Love*.
* also played in 1993 (I only went in 1992)
1995:
Fortunes of War**, The Edge of Darkness**, The Aftermath**, Blood on the World's Hands**.
** also played in 1996 (I only went in 1995)
1998:
Lightning Strikes Twice, The Angel and the Gambler, The Educated Fool, When Two Worlds Collide.
1999:
Killers
Rare is not just the amount, but also how long ago, imo.
1992:
Tailgunner, Be Quick or Be Dead*, From Here to Eternity*, Wasting Love*.
* also played in 1993 (I only went in 1992)
1995:
Fortunes of War**, The Edge of Darkness**, The Aftermath**, Blood on the World's Hands**.
** also played in 1996 (I only went in 1995)
1998:
Lightning Strikes Twice, The Angel and the Gambler, The Educated Fool, When Two Worlds Collide.
1999:
Killers
I suppose Losfer Words is the rarest I've seen, in 1984 in Cardiff
Probably more likely to be played again than most of the 90s tracks you have seen them play live.Didn't pick up on this post at the time, but it's an interesting concept.
My answer for this would have to be Transylvania, I saw that in 93 and the chances of it being played again must be very low indeed.
Probably more likely to be played again than most of the 90s tracks you have seen them play live.
True, but it's a strange one, I thought it had a good chance of being played in 05 given a few others from that 93 tour came back, and also LOTF in 03 would have been a 90's track that you wouldn't have expected to come back but it did. I think most likely is neither Transylvania or most of the other Blaze era tracks will never be played again.