The Blaze era was a commercial (and, to some extent, critical) failure simply because it wasn't Bruce. Any albums Maiden would release with any other singer would probably end up the same way, if not worse. They made no mistake by hiring Blaze, they did what they had to do to move forward—and they did it brilliantly. The X Factor is a stellar album by itself, and is much more intricate, inspired and mature than either one of the albums they recorded with Paul.record sales and concert attendance would disagree with you....just saying. Why do you think the Blaze era was such a dud?
...but still fairly considerable amount raise it up even higher, sometimes even arguing it is Maiden's finest record yet.
No bald frauds in Maiden. That's the rule.And when the hair started to go, he had to go too?
Blaze was pretty heavily built during his tenure in Maiden though. Not to a crazy degree, but definitely a contrast compared to the lean and sporty looking Bruce.
Yes hopefullyBut they made a huge different mistake with Blaze...And by you're logic, we thankfully won't see Blaze at the helm again.
I don't give a shit about record sales and concert attendance.record sales and concert attendance would disagree with you....just saying. Why do you think the Blaze era was such a dud?
I don't give a shit about record sales and concert attendance.
Harsh...but funny.It's probably something those countries made up, just to keep him out.
Most Maiden fans know how much of an error Blaze was. Why else would the band want him out?Are you an Iron Maiden fan or a Blaze Bayley hater?