Paul Di'Anno -- Winterthur, Switzerland -- March 25th, 2005
 

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Unfortunately the venue, which could hold about 300 people was only half filled :snivel:

The guys began in time with Ides of March and went straight into Wrathchild, where THE MAN appeared on stage.
I saw the overweight man on the stage and was a bit sceptic, but then he began to sing... and he sang and screamed like a young god.
As you can see on the setlist, he also sang songs from his Murder One album, and I didn't know any of the songs before, so it was a bit of surprise for me. The rest of the show where the Maiden classics.
He sang raw and brutal, then soft and full of emotion... he blew me away.

Hecho must have a brother.. there was a guy who yelled 666 all the time. Paul made a lot of fun of this guy :D

It was a great gig... worth every single Cent I had to pay for it. He still is a great entertainer, enjoying himself on stage. Sometimes even the young Paul Di'Anno flashed through, when he was smiling.

My rating: 9.5/10.

[QUOTE=Nemesis][IMG]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y100/SwisSerbianStranger/DSC01960.jpg[/IMG]

Unfortunately the venue, which could hold about 300 people was only half filled :snivel:

The guys began in time with Ides of March and went straight into Wrathchild, where THE MAN appeared on stage.
I saw the overweight man on the stage and was a bit sceptic, but then he began to sing... and he sang and screamed like a young god.
As you can see on the setlist, he also sang songs from his Murder One album, and I didn't know any of the songs before, so it was a bit of surprise for me. The rest of the show where the Maiden classics.
He sang raw and brutal, then soft and full of emotion... he blew me away.

Hecho must have a brother.. there was a guy who yelled 666 all the time. Paul made a lot of fun of this guy :D

It was a great gig... worth every single Cent I had to pay for it. He still is a great entertainer, enjoying himself on stage. Sometimes even the young Paul Di'Anno flashed through, when he was smiling.

My rating: 9.5/10.[/QUOTE]

That's a way to post the set list. :D

[QUOTE=Nemesis][img]http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y100/SwisSerbianStranger/DSC01960.jpg[/img]

Unfortunately the venue, which could hold about 300 people was only half filled :snivel:

The guys began in time with Ides of March and went straight into Wrathchild, where THE MAN appeared on stage.
I saw the overweight man on the stage and was a bit sceptic, but then he began to sing... and he sang and screamed like a young god.
As you can see on the setlist, he also sang songs from his Murder One album, and I didn't know any of the songs before, so it was a bit of surprise for me. The rest of the show where the Maiden classics.
He sang raw and brutal, then soft and full of emotion... he blew me away.

Hecho must have a brother.. there was a guy who yelled 666 all the time. Paul made a lot of fun of this guy :D

It was a great gig... worth every single Cent I had to pay for it. He still is a great entertainer, enjoying himself on stage. Sometimes even the young Paul Di'Anno flashed through, when he was smiling.

My rating: 9.5/10.[/QUOTE]:D

[QUOTE=hot_turkey_ed]That's a way to post the set list. :D[/QUOTE]I'm lazy :tp:

[QUOTE=Nemesis]I'm lazy :tp:[/QUOTE]

I didn't mean it like that... we have only a couple of set list reports that actually contain copies of the set list. This is a celebrated feat! :horns:

I wanted to have one of those setlists, too.
I haven't been fast enough :snivel:

[QUOTE=Nemesis]I wanted to have one of those setlists, too.
I haven't been fast enough :snivel:[/QUOTE]

I've missed out my last three close opps too... I feel your pain... :snivel:

At least I could talk to him and got a pic signed :party:

[QUOTE=Nemesis]At least I could talk to him and got a pic signed :party:[/QUOTE]

:horns:

What did you ask? What did he ask you? Details!!!! (please) :cool:

Not very much... I asked him to sign something for Sub-Zero, because something went wrong in the Netherlands. I respected the fact, that others were also waiting outside to get their stuff signed.