@@dchannel1899 To be honest it’s kinda a weird set list. If you like their newer stuff you will enjoy it but they oddly skip a few of their massive hits. IMO not worth the price I paid but it was cool seeing them. I obviously really loved hearing this song.
Def worth going if you're an actual Maiden fan. The whole point of the tour was to give Somewhere in Time the honor it deserved as well as their new album and other songs they don't play as often live. So that's the majority of the setlist. They do not play anything off of Powerslave. The Prisoner is the only song they play from Number of the Beast. The "greatest hits" tour was their last one- Legacy of the Beast. If you're a "radio listener" of Maiden, the only songs you'll know are The Trooper and Fear of the Dark. But the show is awesome, well worth it. Somewhere in Time happens to be one of my favorite albums..... so there's that.
@ Thanks for the comment. I must admit I’m not a huge Iron Maiden fan I just went because of the nostalgia. I don’t want to steer him wrong so I appreciate the comment.
@RJU25 Alexander the Great was written in 1986.....and this was the first tour it has ever been played on. That's why everyone went nuts when they played it. It's pretty cool that you got to see that.
Supposed to go at prudential center on November 9 worth going to?
@@dchannel1899 To be honest it’s kinda a weird set list. If you like their newer stuff you will enjoy it but they oddly skip a few of their massive hits. IMO not worth the price I paid but it was cool seeing them. I obviously really loved hearing this song.
Def worth going if you're an actual Maiden fan. The whole point of the tour was to give Somewhere in Time the honor it deserved as well as their new album and other songs they don't play as often live. So that's the majority of the setlist. They do not play anything off of Powerslave. The Prisoner is the only song they play from Number of the Beast. The "greatest hits" tour was their last one- Legacy of the Beast. If you're a "radio listener" of Maiden, the only songs you'll know are The Trooper and Fear of the Dark. But the show is awesome, well worth it. Somewhere in Time happens to be one of my favorite albums..... so there's that.
@ Thanks for the comment. I must admit I’m not a huge Iron Maiden fan I just went because of the nostalgia. I don’t want to steer him wrong so I appreciate the comment.
@RJU25 Alexander the Great was written in 1986.....and this was the first tour it has ever been played on. That's why everyone went nuts when they played it. It's pretty cool that you got to see that.