Iron Maiden fans who showed up to the band’s long-awaited “Legacy of the Lint Trap” world tour were left dazed, sweaty, and emotionally disassembled after the band delivered what many described as “a spiritually confusing and appliance-heavy performance.”
At first, I thought it was just a lighting rig. Then I realized Billy had lifted off the stage and was slowly rotating like a rotisserie chicken. He made eye contact with me and said, “This one’s for the lonely molecules.” No one else heard it. Of course they didn’t. He was speaking through the fog machine
By T. Keaton Lint, SpinFork’s Senior Correspondent for Ongoing Musical Situations Mumbai — I didn’t go to the Guns N’ Roses show expecting transcendence. I went because my friend’s stepdad had a Groupon and gout, and I needed closure for the version of me that once shouted “YOU’RE IN THE JUNGLE, BABY!” at a vending […]