I've been a Wolfsbane fan right from the start and saw them live in Digbeth, Birmingham UK in 1990/91?? Blaze getting the Maiden job was amazing and I remember seeing him in my local town 'West Bromwich' riding his Harley through the High Street. This 3 part documentary gives a great insight of what he's doing now. It can be very lonely travelling from what I saw and there has been a lot of ups and down in his life. He is a TOP man and thank you for making such a great documentary!
I´ve always admired Blaze and his work. This documentry shows a side of him that I was unware of...I like his determination and simplicity, he never let the fact that he was in Iron Maiden went over his head. Congratulations Blaze, I really enjoyed your work with Maiden, and will start to follow more of your work now...Keep it up my man!
It was great to see Blaze performing live for the first time of my life. He really kept his voice well. An Asian guy on the left with glasses and Dio T-shirt during "Man on the Edge" in the end? That was me :) Apologies for occasionally blocking your filming, and thank you very much for your hard work!
thoroughly enjoyed all three episodes of this tour documentary. What a nice insight look at Blaze!!!! I became a Iron Maiden fan in 1996, when Blaze was the singer! My first ever Iron Maiden concert was in Ahoy, Rotterdam 1998 during the Virtual XI tour and I have such great memories of it! I consider myself lucky to have seen Maiden with Blaze! I also have seen Blaze opening for Savatage in Tilburg 2002! I have the three first albums and a couple of Wolfsbane albums but lost him out of sight for many years....it's with the re-release of all Iron Maiden records on vinyl, my interest in Blaze has re-awaked. I have a lot to catch up with I see.....have been playing some of his stuff the last couple of days and I'm hooked! Thanx for this wonderfull documentary and the other nice interviews you did with Blaze! Keep it up!!!! Cheers!
I enjoyed this 3 part documentary! It's good to see Blaze is still in the "Ebb and Flow" of the Rock business! It's strange times to say the least, but he is out there and doing his thing. And it sounds pretty healthy to me too! Nice work with the documentary, and thanks for the upload! I would actually really like to interview Blaze! Thanks foe the upload!
Thanks for this Jimmy. Loved it! Been a huge fan of Blaze ever since I heard Man on the Edge, and Sign of the Cross sealed the deal. Great documentary!
I'm happy to know blaze is doing what he loves . success is doing what you love my grandpa once told me. and I can see blaze is doing great. cheers to you mate. love your music and your attitude. (winning attitude that is)
pretty cold of iron maiden to tell him he's fired; because he's not good enough. they could've just told him that bruce was coming back;and thank him for his support.
i love blaze and i love the 2 records he did with maiden!!! i can understand why he feels the way he feels about the departure!!! its hard to hear "u are not good enough"!!! i think those were the wrong words!!! but as a huge maiden fan, i have to admit, that i was surprised that they had chosen him. because i could hear from the get go, that he has a totally different range than bruce and that it would be very difficult for him, when it comes to the huge back catalogue of maiden!!! and thats exactly what happened!!! saw him on xfactour as well as on virtual xi tour, the stuff he recorded with maiden was great live, but the most of the stuff of the back catalogue, with a few exeptions, not as good!!! so i think that was the real problem!!! but that doesnt mean that he is a bad singer. but u cant put someone in a band (and especially a singer), with such a huge history, formed by 1 singer (bruce), that has a totally different singing voice. michael kiske was in the speeches back than too. that would have been a different story, for sure!!! cheers
I get annoyed with this saying ex iron maiden singer yes he is but no matter how much I liked his maiden stuff his solo stuff is a step up especially the last couple of years it has been epic stuff so I wish people who put these vids up stop putting ex maiden singer on the vids he should be known now by the stuff he does now
sad is the fact that he only gets to play 50-100 people per night ... rather underrating , I wish if Steve Harris could have given him more opening spots during the maiden tours
I've been a Wolfsbane fan right from the start and saw them live in Digbeth, Birmingham UK in 1990/91?? Blaze getting the Maiden job was amazing and I remember seeing him in my local town 'West Bromwich' riding his Harley through the High Street. This 3 part documentary gives a great insight of what he's doing now. It can be very lonely travelling from what I saw and there has been a lot of ups and down in his life. He is a TOP man and thank you for making such a great documentary!
thank you for all the kind words it made all the hard work worth while
saw wolfsbane first time about 1987 in London Brilliant band should of been bigger & better than Iron Maiden.
I´ve always admired Blaze and his work. This documentry shows a side of him that I was unware of...I like his determination and simplicity, he never let the fact that he was in Iron Maiden went over his head. Congratulations Blaze, I really enjoyed your work with Maiden, and will start to follow more of your work now...Keep it up my man!
It was great to see Blaze performing live for the first time of my life. He really kept his voice well. An Asian guy on the left with glasses and Dio T-shirt during "Man on the Edge" in the end? That was me :) Apologies for occasionally blocking your filming, and thank you very much for your hard work!
thx for supporting blaze !!!!
thoroughly enjoyed all three episodes of this tour documentary. What a nice insight look at Blaze!!!! I became a Iron Maiden fan in 1996, when Blaze was the singer! My first ever Iron Maiden concert was in Ahoy, Rotterdam 1998 during the Virtual XI tour and I have such great memories of it! I consider myself lucky to have seen Maiden with Blaze! I also have seen Blaze opening for Savatage in Tilburg 2002! I have the three first albums and a couple of Wolfsbane albums but lost him out of sight for many years....it's with the re-release of all Iron Maiden records on vinyl, my interest in Blaze has re-awaked. I have a lot to catch up with I see.....have been playing some of his stuff the last couple of days and I'm hooked! Thanx for this wonderfull documentary and the other nice interviews you did with Blaze! Keep it up!!!! Cheers!
I enjoyed this 3 part documentary! It's good to see Blaze is still in the "Ebb and Flow" of the Rock business! It's strange times to say the least, but he is out there and doing his thing. And it sounds pretty healthy to me too!
Nice work with the documentary, and thanks for the upload!
I would actually really like to interview Blaze!
Thanks foe the upload!
Thanks for this Jimmy. Loved it! Been a huge fan of Blaze ever since I heard Man on the Edge, and Sign of the Cross sealed the deal. Great documentary!
Blaze Rules!!! So underrated as singer (One of the absolute best around) and as songwriter.
Blaze is the greatest metal singer in human history! His music is heard throughout the stars and the entire galaxy!
I just love his voice
I'm happy to know blaze is doing what he loves . success is doing what you love my grandpa once told me. and I can see blaze is doing great. cheers to you mate. love your music and your attitude. (winning attitude that is)
Always great to see Grolsch in different countries. One of my favourite beers and the brewery is near my place
pretty cold of iron maiden to tell him he's fired; because he's not good enough. they could've just told him that bruce was coming back;and thank him for his support.
Yeah, but they were just being brutally honest.
That was an amazing documentary.
thx
This is many years later...but I hope by some miracle that blaze ends up in western Canada or western US
very informative documentary. never realised blaze was fired, always thought it was a mutual parting - feels like theres an untold story there
It must be weird just playing with band members you don't know, I understand it logistically but it's far from ideal
Wait... Napster and downloading during Wolfsbane? No way x)
Nice documentary though! Huge Blaze fan here
i love blaze and i love the 2 records he did with maiden!!! i can understand why he feels the way he feels about the departure!!! its hard to hear "u are not good enough"!!! i think those were the wrong words!!! but as a huge maiden fan, i have to admit, that i was surprised that they had chosen him. because i could hear from the get go, that he has a totally different range than bruce and that it would be very difficult for him, when it comes to the huge back catalogue of maiden!!! and thats exactly what happened!!! saw him on xfactour as well as on virtual xi tour, the stuff he recorded with maiden was great live, but the most of the stuff of the back catalogue, with a few exeptions, not as good!!! so i think that was the real problem!!! but that doesnt mean that he is a bad singer. but u cant put someone in a band (and especially a singer), with such a huge history, formed by 1 singer (bruce), that has a totally different singing voice. michael kiske was in the speeches back than too. that would have been a different story, for sure!!! cheers
I get annoyed with this saying ex iron maiden singer yes he is but no matter how much I liked his maiden stuff his solo stuff is a step up especially the last couple of years it has been epic stuff so I wish people who put these vids up stop putting ex maiden singer on the vids he should be known now by the stuff he does now
sad is the fact that he only gets to play 50-100 people per night ... rather underrating , I wish if Steve Harris could have given him more opening spots during the maiden tours
Band is terrible