[kj] Re: (OT) Here's A Band That Believes In Their New Album

[breadfan at cybercom.net]

I'm seeing them in Boston in a few hours.  Can't wait; very curious to see 
how they pull this off.  If they were looking to get a (mixed!) reaction out 
of the fans, they've sure gotten one.  And yeah, I don't ever need to hear 
Run to the Hills again.  (It'll probably be back next year, though, for the 
Powerslave-era resurrection.) 

Ron
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TB writes: 

> Too bad Killing Joke didn't do this in '03 or for the current album: 
> 
>> From Blabbermouth.com:
> 
> IRON MAIDEN performed its new album, "A Matter of Life and Death", in its 
> entirety during the opening concert of the band's North American tour, 
> which kicked off Wednesday night (October 4) in Hartford, Connecticut. The 
> band's setlist was as follows: 
> 
> 01. Different World
> 02. These Colours Don't Run
> 03. Brighter Than a Thousand Suns
> 04. Pilgrim
> 05. Longest Day
> 06. Out of the Shadows
> 07. Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg
> 08. For the Greater Good of God
> 09. Lord of Light
> 10. Legacy
> 11. Fear of the Dark
> 12. Iron Maiden
> ---------------------
> 13. 2 Minutes to Midnight
> 14. The Evil that Men Do
> 15. Hallowed Be Thy Name 
> 
> Wow. No burned out warhorses like Running Free, Number of the Beast or Run 
> To The Hills either. Just fairly deep cuts for the older songs. I'm not 
> overwelmed by the new album although it is good, I'd consider seeing their 
> Irvine show just to watch the confused and pissed off audience after the 
> show. I wonder if that's singer Bruce Dickenson's "Fuck You" to their 
> American audience which he's been critical off the last few tours. 
> 
> T.B.  
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