The Scotsman Glasgow gig review
Attending your first Iron Maiden gig is like being party to an unfamiliar religious gathering for the first time. Is laughing in church permitted at all, or should I eat my notepad rather than splutter openly when they play the hysterically camp Can I Play With Madness?Read the rest [url=http://forum.maidenfans.com/index.php?showtopic=3101&st=0&]here[/url]
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Iron Maiden
MUSIC REVIEW
Fiona Shepherd
Iron Maiden ***
SECC, GLASGOW
ATTENDING your first Iron Maiden gig is like being party to an unfamiliar religious gathering for the first time. Is laughing in church permitted at all, or should I eat my notepad rather than splutter openly when they play the hysterically camp Can I Play With Madness?
For this Dance of Death World Tour, Maiden have recycled bits of every stage device they’ve ever used to create a gothic pantomime set with shifting backdrops. Although not as theatrical as, say, an Alice Cooper gig, the show had its moments, with singer Bruce Dickinson dressed up as various characters in a cape, and a couple of incarnations of their corpse mascot, Eddie.
The whole experience was about as dangerous as opening the next door on the advent calendar. Run To The Hills made a tumultuous encore but, if I were a new convert, I’d be wanting my metal harder and meaner.
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