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Murder-One a écrit :
La setlist :

Spoiler

01.The Man Who Would Not Die
02.Blackmailer
03.Smile Back at Death
04.Faceless
05.City of Bones
06.Madness and Sorrow
07.Blood and Belief
08.The Brave
09.The Launch
10.Man on the Edge
11.Futureal
12.Samurai
13.Voices From The Past
14.Letting Go of the World
15.Robot

Rappels:
16.Watching the Night Sky
17.The Clansman

norde a écrit :J'ai vraiment pris mon pied même si je ne connais pas l'album Promise And Terror.

Murder-One a écrit :

norde a écrit :J'ai vraiment pris mon pied même si je ne connais pas l'album Promise And Terror.

Ca tombe bien il en joue pas beaucoup....

norde a écrit :

Murder-One a écrit :

norde a écrit :J'ai vraiment pris mon pied même si je ne connais pas l'album Promise And Terror.

Ca tombe bien il en joue pas beaucoup....

Oui, j'ai pu faire la différence avec les titre de The Man Who Would Not Die qui eux sont carrément

norde a écrit :Ha non ! le sujet polémique je le garde juste pour toi avec les derniers albums de Maiden !

Murder-One a écrit :
Pas vu Gandalf

LAZE BAYLEY Parts Ways With His Band - Mar. 29, 2011
British heavy metal vocalist Blaze Bayley (IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE) has released the following statement:

"Dear fans, due to financial and medical reasons, I've been forced to part ways with the [BLAZE BAYLEY] band. I will give a full statement in the next few days about my future plans.

"I hope that all my fans will keep on supporting me in my further projects.

"The English dates will be postponed to December but the festivals in Germany, Sweden, Lithuania and the show in Istanbul will definitely proceed!"

The legend lives on

Dear fans,

first of all thanks again for all the wonderful messages of support I have received in the last few days. The mental, financial and emotional strain of keeping the Blaze Bayley Band together has proven to be too much for me and has taken a terrible toll on my mental health. As a result of that, I have had to split with the Blaze Bayley Band, now I am just Blaze Bayley, a soloartist and also the lead singer of Wolfsbane. Since Anna and Larry left the Blaze Bayley Band, we've tried to do everything ourselves and for me it has been too much. Without a proper manager coordinating concerts, touring, festivals, promotion, record releases and all the finances, it's too much to cope with.

Now I've finally taken this incredibly difficult decision, I feel I can breathe again. It has been an upsetting, frustrating and sad time because the Blaze Bayley Band will not be going on any more, but it is also for me a huge relief and a time to look forward. I wish David, Nico and Jay every succes with their future projects and like to thank them for their loyalty, commitment and sharing their musical talent on The Man Who Would Not Die and Promise and Terror. They are arguably two of the best metal albums I have ever made. We have made a live album and a DVD and I am immensly proud of all of those things as well as the incredible concerts we have played to fans all over the world.

I apologize to my UK fans for postponing the upcoming tour. We are still in the process of rearranging all the dates that we can to happen in December. The shows I have booked with Wolfsbane will all go ahead. Also, all the festivals I have booked will go ahead with different musicians.

I have a lot of plans that I am very excited about for the future and on top of that I am expecting my first child to be born in September.
Look out for me popping up in different places all over Europe in the summer, because I am still available and being booked for festivals and guest appearances. The first two weeks of September is my unplugged acousticUK tour with Jase Edwards from Wolfsbane, called the 'Blaze and Jase: The incredible tour'. The full dates will be announced in the next few weeks. After that there will be a week of European full metal shows.

I am going to the USA in October and November for my first ever headline tour since Iron Maiden. I will look forward to seeing all the Blaze Bayley fans over there. After that, the new wolfsbane album comes out. Hopefully followed by a headline tour with Wolfsbane of the UK and then my own rescheduled UK Blaze Bayley Tour dates in December.

Next year, I am planning to do my first acoustic unplugged album with mostly new songs and that should come with an Unplugged World Tour. I'm planning to start work on my next full metal album in 2013.

Thank you so much everyone for being there for me through these difficult years and for your continued support, thank you for being my blood and belief.

BB

Rest of the Band Statement

It is with regret that we confirm that the Blaze Bayley band is now finished. It was not our decision or of our desire for the band to end. The statement released yesterday was not one that we were asked for comment or viewing on.

The concerts scheduled for May/June said to be rescheduled to December - The promoters and venues have not been informed of this as was highlighted yesterday by the influx of concerned promoters and venues contacting the band members directly yesterday after Blaze's new manager released that statement.

The claims that health and financial reasons have forced Blaze to take the decision of continuing without the rest of the band are only partially true, to say the very least. Proof of this is that he will continue touring on his own with session musicians fulfilling prior commitments that were contracted as a band and also contracted by the band and also will probably be fulfilled using music written by the band.

It is because of the great appreciation to the people that have supported this line up unconditionally throughout the
last few years and past 3 cd releases that we feel that is only fair to let them know the true reasons for the band to end.

It is obvious that it is cheaper and easier for a promoter to fly a solo singer and have him play with a random local musicians or maiden tribute acts that might play for free, or the 'prestige' saving money for the promoter and leaving more financial gain for the contracted artist.

Our standpoint is that the bands two studio albums, written by the band (quite obviously not Blaze alone) should be promoted by the band itself rather than the musicians being dumped without fair option or choice for the better gain of one band member and one self appointed girlfriend manager.

We have not been told the entire truth at any point of these plans since January, and there has been a total disregard and lack of respect paid to the 4 years we have worked on the music, the planning, and the extensive, very hard ground level touring that has been done across Europe, Russia and South America since early 2008.

We all will continue writing and making music in the future.
Nico, David, Jay

Not liking this one little bit

franang a écrit :putain j'ai été interviewé sur le metal des 80's au concert de bayley par un canard grenoblois, ca donne ca :
http://www.citylocalnews.com/actualite/ ... nie-36-ans