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Nice podcast!. I am seeing them in two weeks!

A interpretação de Paul D'iano é insuperável

Run for Your Lives - The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner ?

Paul was on 2 of Maidens top 6 albums in my opinion. I got to see him on the Killers tour opening for J.P......thats a show I will never forget.Thanks Paul !!

RIP PAUL🇬🇧

There is a hole from a bullet on the Eddie's head, so I think this definitely means "Aces High" on the setlist. I really hope for "To Time A Land" and "Be Quick..." .Also I really dream about how they gonna open the show with "Tailgunner" and kick every Maiden-Expert's ass this way 😂! Up the Irons!

I think this is going to be their last tour with the current line up as Iron Maiden.

As fun as it is to speculate all the bangers and potential deep cuts, we need to be realistic about what Maiden is physically capable of playing in 2025, mainly Nicko. Recent tours and albums have increasingly sprinkled in slower tempo songs throughout, and I have a feeling this tour will be no exception. Yes, there will be some great ones that leave us presently surprised, and if they play Rime, then I can die a happy man. But let’s also not kid ourselves and think this setlist will be one classic gallop song after another.

I could see them opening with Prowler, bringing everyone back to the very beginning - very first song on the debut album

Bashing Tailgunner is insane….

Can I play with madness could be changed for infinite dreams . Never been played since 1988

A podcast with two of the least knowledgeable hosts I've foolishly wasted my time on. Opinions and even hypotheses dressed up as facts. What a crock.

Guys. I do an iced earth podcast. I would love to do an episode with you guys. And help promote you guys to our viewers. I enjoy your show alot. Would just like to help more people find ya

Disappointed with this album when it came out. Little did I know this album was a masterpiece compared to the utter garbage they produced for the rest of the 90s.

I'm in, entertain me.

Great show guys. I lool forward to watching all

Angel and the gambler is one of my favourite songs, it's catchy as he'll, sure they could cut a few don't you think I could save you from the end part but I still love the album version, over all i really like this album, it has some of Dave's best solos on it .They should still perform some of these tracks live like two worlds collide, lightning strikes twice.

The album cover art is pretty awesome with Eddie as a cloud and hot air balloons over London, their progressive side is a bit more pronounced in these last batch of albums for sure. Interestingly enough, it was written with Blaze in mind but he bowed out quite amicably...Bruce even said he enjoyed Blaze's tenure with Iron Maiden. Adrian's solo in "The Wicker Man" sounds similar to the one he played in Bruce's solo song "Road to Hell," when I listened to it (Idk if you guys caught that.) Actually got a copy of their Rock In Rio 2001 show on DVD. UP THE IRONS! \m/

Blaze Bayley is able to sing those songs in his solo band because they tune down to fit his vocal range and so he won't strain his voice, there's actually a video of him singing the Trooper in his range where it sounds good. Another point is that the lyrics deal with even more existential topics and feelings while of course retaining some of the classic topics of war, religion/faith/spirituality, and the first bit's a surprise since most people don't generally associate Maiden with the mundane....yes it's a very moody album for them for sure.

"From Here To Eternity" is actually the conclusion of the Charlotte The Harlot saga. "Wasting Love" is about the difference between doing love and actually feeling it, in Bruce's own words. Just watch the video and it makes a lot more sense.

This was to be the only album Maiden did that wasn't recorded on tape. Completely digital, which back in 1990 was like going from a 35mm camera to 1 mega pixel job. Just another reason this album sounds so bad. BUTTERCOOKIE

Pop quiz: Derek Riggs pays tribute to one of his heros for the entire art set of SSOSS. Answer @ twitter.com/NosferatuRe Another great podcast guys!

You guys nailed this one. Great Job!

Maiden Nerd Alert The Live After Death Shows were recorded over 4 nights about thee quarters through the tour. However you guys are correct; Bruce's voice was plenty shredded by that time. If you want to hear Iron Maiden absolutely ON FIRE, I highly recommend you seek out Milwaukee, December 19th, 1984. You may want to cover your face with something to keep it from blistering. "irons" BUTTERCOOKIE

King of Twilight and Rainbow's Gold are arguably two of the best b-sides Maiden have ever done. Add those anywhere to the track list of this album when listening for maximum Maiden goodness. ;)

According to Derek Riggs, in his book "Run for Cover", The glove was just a "devise" to "hang" his signature on, and had no relation or meaning to the album. Apparently, he got the idea from a comic hero "Louis Crandall, The Iron Claw". So there you go :) BUTTERCOOKIE

Hi guys Enjoying the podcast As an older maiden fan (upping the irons since 83), I would like to interject occasionally, but I don't want to seem like a troll. So here I go interjecting anyway, I do wonder if you are aware of the recent lawsuit filed against Maiden by former members of the band Beckett, regarding the lyrics to "Hallowed Be Thy Name" ? If not, google it. Thus, I think given this new information you may consider a slightly downgraded rating on this one. Otherwise, keep up the good work! Cheers BUTTERCOOKIE

Number of The Beast was great but I think Powerslave was definitely the one that triggered Maiden Mania in the U.S.! \m/ UP THE IRONS GUYS!