Jakarta - British heavy metal band Iron Maiden's legendary ever predicted would exist when the album The Final Frontier (2010) was released. The reason, in 2008, guitarist Adrian Smith has stated that they only ever expect to release the album until the fifteenth.
Vocalist Bruce Dickinson, 52, repeatedly denied it when asked for confirmation by the reporters. One was when Rolling Stone interviewed him at the Singapore Indoor Stadium two hours before the band perform there. "No, (the rumor that The Final Frontier would be the last Iron Maiden album) that's not true," said Dickinson.
And speaking to the Daily Star recently, ensures that the Iron Maiden Dickinson had planned to follow up album The Final Frontier. "At least one more album," Dickinson said.
However, he admitted the process of writing material that involves all personnel-guitarist Adrian Smith, Janick Gers and Dave Murray are the three aged 54, bass player Steve Harris who is 55, and drummer Nicko McBrain of 57 years-it will not be easy. "We went their separate ways, scribbling ideas into a notebook and back again to throw everything into the melting pot," he explained.
Dickinson went on to say, each personnel know their limitations in creating music. And he gave some idea about what music would be like Iron Maiden on their future albums.
"We're not a band who will say: 'Hey, let's make an album with Kanye West' because it will not draw at all for Maiden fans. In the last albums we're more prog-rock and the fans seem to love it, "he added again.
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Source: http://rollingstone.co.id
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