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	Blaze Bayley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blaze Bayley (born Bayley Cook, on 29 May 1963 in Birmingham, England) is the lead singer for the heavy metal band B L A Z E.
		Bayley originally was part of a small band called Wolfsbane.
		Bayley went on to tour with the band in support of the album.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blaze_Bayley (224 words)

	Blaze - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Blazes are coloured sign that follow each other in a certain distance on a trail and mark its direction.
		A Blaze is a broad white stripe on the face of a horse.
		Blaze the Greyhound is the name of a greyhound dog in a series of children's books by Joseph Duval.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Blaze (319 words)

	Blaze
		Blaze and the band also spent a long time in extensive rehearsals, ensuring that when they recorded the new songs they were as tight as the proverbial duck's arse.
		BLAZE are currently on the road in Europe as special guests of U.S. band Savatage, and are set to play live in London when the Savatage tour winds up at The Garage on February 13th.
		Blaze Bayley explains; "'Tenth Dimension' is set in the near future and follows the story of a Government conspiracy to steal the research of a scientist and to use it as a weapon of mass destruction.
	www.workhardpr.com /Archive/Blaze/blaze.html (1376 words)

	BLAZE BAYLEY INTERVIEW - METALKINGS.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze: This is the hardest album I've ever made, because it's a concept album and all of the time I was working on 10 songs instead of working on one and finishing it.
		Blaze: That was incredible because it was the first really big show that we had done, and it was absolutely fantastic, the fans were absolutely incredible.
		Blaze: It's gonna be all the truth about the split from Iron Maiden and also about the crazy things that we did in Wolfsbane and all of that.
	metalkings.com /reviews/blaze/blaze.htm (3877 words)

	Brian Deer meets Iron Maiden
		Blaze dabbed at the sweat in his eyes with a wristband and then spoke at the end of song eight: "You are fucking brilliant tonight.
		Bayley had been three or four at the time and until he was 16 lived with his mother.
		Blaze licked at the salt on his hands and discounted the lion, who was looking for courage, and the scarecrow, who was looking for brains.
	briandeer.com /iron-maiden.htm (3194 words)

	Blaze Bayley: biography and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze Bayley (Bayley Cook, EHandler: no quick summary.
		B l a z e is a british heavy metal musicheavy metal band formed in 2000 by former wolfsbane (band)wolfsbane and iron maiden singervocalist blaze bayley]...
		Bruce dickinson (paul bruce dickinson, born august 7, 1958 in worksop notts, england) is the lead singer in the heavy metal musicheavy metal band...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/bl/blaze_bayley.htm (686 words)

	Blaze CD Reviews
		I've been a Blaze Bayley fan even throughout Maiden's "dark years" (it wasn't his fault - Steve Harris refused to d-tune his instruments and write in favor of Blaze’s range).
		Blaze was blamed for Maiden’s musical decline throughout his years in the band by people who "forgot" Maiden really lost their edge when Adrian Smith left (but that is another different topic - maybe one of these days I'll write an article about it).
		But the past is all over now and, after one listen to "Silicon Messiah," everything I've been saying in defense of Blaze all these years has finally been proven: Give the man heavy-as-shit guitars, let him write from his heart, and watch the harvest grow.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/b/blaze.htm (572 words)

	Blaze Discography at CD Universe
		Bach / Blaze / Hida / Nonoshita / Suzuki / Turk
		Bach / Blaze / Kooij / Nonoshita / Suzuki / Turk
		Bach / Blaze / Nonoshita / Suzuki / Turk / Urano
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/artist/Blaze/a/Blaze.htm (457 words)

	Blaze - As Live As It Gets CD Review at Heavy Metal Portal www.1heavymetal.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze's interpretation of Led Zeppelin's "Dazed And Confused" would probably upset your average Led Head.
		While Bayley often received criticism as Iron Maiden's front man, it certainly was more in the form of angry Maiden fans that wanted only Bruce Dickinson out front.
		Bayley as a lead singer in a live setting possesses a strong, projecting voice and an imposing stage presence.
	www.1heavymetal.com /CDReviews/April2003/blaze.htm (251 words)

	---BLAZE--- join us - www.spv.de -
		Blaze was the lead singer with Iron Maiden for five years, during which time, he cut the 'X-Factor' (1995) and 'Virtual XI' ('98).
		Bayley is joined in this new venture by four hungry young British musicians, who share his enterprise and vision, namely guitarists Steve Wray and John Slater, bassist Rob Naylor and drummer Jeff Singer.
		This is an album that certainly nods respectfully towards Bayley's past, but it is definitely not stuck in reverse gear.
	www.spv.de /eng/blaze/history01_e.html (288 words)

	KNAC.COM - Features - Blaze Bayley Interview
		Although Blaze was well received by most fans and had a few years of successful recording and touring with Iron Maiden, he parted ways amicably in 1998.
		Bayley, then wasted no time and formed his new band, Blaze.
		Hello, it’s Blaze Bayley for the interview (In such a thick cockney accent that I instantly envisioned a tiny replica of Stone Henge being lowered down onto a stage).
	www.knac.com /article.asp?ArticleID=1910 (4130 words)

	BNR Metal Pages -- Blaze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Until a couple of years ago, the career of Blaze Bayley had been a case of "should have been".
		Bayley's subsequent move to Iron Maiden should have been a great career move, but it was not, as Maiden was somewhat in decline at the time and much of the blame was quite unfairly placed on the vocalist.
		A quite enjoyable no-nonsense metal band, Blaze appears to be the vehicle that Bayley has needed for a successful career.
	www.bnrmetal.com /groups/blaz.htm (149 words)

	H.E.A.R. \| Featured Artist \| Hearing Education and Awareness for Rockers
		With Martin Birch co-producing and Bayley making his recording debut with the band, The X Factor in many ways marks off new territory for Iron Maiden, exciting territory that rocks as hard as anything they've ever done.
		Blaze Bayley was chosen from more than 1,000 singers hoping to replace Bruce Dickinson when he left the band.
		Bayley, formerly a singer with British rockers Wolfsbane, quickly made his mark within the band, co-writing some of the new material with Harris and guitarist Janick Gers.
	www.hearnet.com /features/artist/9609_ironm.shtml (547 words)

	Blaze - Blood & Belief CD Review
		Given everything that has happened to Blaze Bayley in recent years the most surprising thing about this, the band's third studio album, is the fact that it has actually been recorded and released.
		In recent interviews Blaze has talked about the many personal problems he has been through including his addictions to alcohol, his depression and even thoughts of suicide.
		Although at times the song seems to plod you can here the anger in Bayley's voice as he spits out the fact that he is indeed still 'Alive'.
	www.hardrockhouse.com /NewReleases/Blaze.htm (339 words)

	Iron Maiden - Virtual XI review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The problem with Bayley in Maiden was that they toned down his wild man persona, the element which made Blaze what he was in Wolfsbane, an untamable nut.
		Blaze is putting his heart into it, a real tragedy at work.
		The intentions were right, a tribute to the Falkland War victims of 1982, one of whom Blaze went to school with I remember him saying (wait a minute...wasn't Blaze born in 1969 or something).
	www.kickedintheface.com /reviews/test2.htm (652 words)

	BALLBUSTERHARD Online Metal Journal Review
		Blaze Bayley is known as the man who tried to replace Bruce Dickinson in Iron Maiden.
		To his credit, Blaze did his damndest, but some shoes are just too big for ANYONE to fill, and he just didn't go over too well with the Maiden fans.
		The rest of the songs are Blaze originals, including "The Brave", "Stranger To The Light" (a slower number with some Sabbath influence), "Identity", "Ghost In The Machine", "Born As A Stranger", and "Tenth Dimension", and that wraps it up.
	www.ballbusterhardmusic.com /hard_20/05-2003/blaze.html (529 words)

	Interview with Blaze Bayley of Iron Maiden
		Blaze mentioned that the first demo recordings of a band usually had some energy that is sometimes not present in the later recordings, and that the band really wanted to capture that aspect of it.
		Blaze right away dismissed all rumours that he and the band will be parting ways soon by stating they are all "rubbish!" He clearly enjoys working with the band and apparently he told Steve Harris (Iron Maiden's bassist) after performing live with them that "you won't get me out of the band"!
		Blaze's enthusiasm for working with the band is evident when you talk to him and I think he sincerely respects the people he plays with.
	www.ram.org /music/articles/iminterview.html (1030 words)

	Amazon.com: As Live as It Gets: Music: Blaze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		And Bayley himself is at his best, inflaming and cajoling the crowd while roaring thought-provoking anthems concerning the likes of uncontrolled technological advancement, government manipulation, and time and space.
		Born as a Stranger: This was the first Blaze song I heard and became a favorite of mine from their catalog and still is. A catchy chorus and some audience interaction that is fun to listen too.
		Blaze's energy is high on all tracks, creating a great live feel, even if the fans aren't always loud; this brings me to my one criticism: not enough (or loud enough?) fan screaming and sing-along to help flesh out the live presence.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00008IXCO?v=glance (1456 words)

	KNAC.COM - News - Blaze Is Back
		Bayley expresses the need for this release in the US, "Some people know of my work singing with Iron Maiden, but most are not aware of my work in my current band, so the live album is a way of introducing people to what we've been up to.
		Bayley had previously performed in North America with cult heroes Wolfsbane (once with Overkill, and once opening for Guns N' Roses on GNR's warm-up gig in LA for the Rolling Stones tour!) and of course in support of the 2 albums he recorded with the legendary Iron Maiden.
		BLAZE is now headed back to Europe to continue work on a new studio effort, anticipated for a full worldwide release over the summer, and hopefully, come back to America to embark on a proper tour.
	www.knac.com /article.asp?ArticleID=1831&StartTime=3/7/20039:10:36AM (1154 words)

	Iron Maiden interview - Blaze Bayley
		Blaze Bayley finally speaks, but some questions will remain unanswered until the album comes out and the wait goes on !
		In January 1994, when Iron Maiden announced that Blaze Bayley [ex-Wolfsbane] would be their new singer, Steve Harris claimed : "Expect a new Iron Maiden album by the end of the year.
		Blaze is Iron Maiden’s third singer since their 18-year old debuts.
	www.stud.uni-muenchen.de /~eva.kraus/TheArchive/IntAug95.htm (2122 words)

	Heavy Metal Resource Reviews-Blaze & MCM
		Former Wolfsbane and Iron Maiden frontman Blaze Bayley returns with his latest outing 'Blood and Belief' I don't know if you have been paying much attention to what Blaze has been doing since his departure from the mighty Maiden, but it has been quite impressive.
		Blaze's vocal style definitely wasn't Dickinson's in Maiden and that is where a few of the problems lie with that material.
		Bayley has rounded it out nicely and provides a pretty decent listen.
	www.homestead.com /rockindude/reviews235.html (649 words)

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		In this text, I want to pay tribute to Blaze Bayley who is a great singer and a really cool guy.
		When we read an interview of Blaze (but this is the same thing for all of the members of Iron Maiden ;-), we can notice he is very intelligent and cool.
		On videos, for example " The Angel and the Gambler ", Blaze is excellent : his show on stage is very good (he is the king of air drummer ;-), and in the " cyberworld " he is quite funny :-) with is cowboy hat !
	www.chez.com /laguerre/creations/blaze.htm (639 words)

	robohara.com » Blaze - As Live As It Gets (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Despite Bayley’s best efforts, the five years he was with Maiden was five of their worst.
		Those wondering if Bayley’s chops can carry a two CD live set need only to pop in the first disc and crank it up to be convinced.
		While Bayley is no Robert Plant, the band puts enough of a spin on it to make it their own, and the tuned-down, distorted rendition does the classic justice.
	www.robohara.com /?p=169 (416 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Silicon Messiah: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze may have loved working with Iron Maiden, but being freed from the band is probably the best thing that could have happened for both Maiden and him.
		Blaze more than proves his worth with this amazing v-sign to Steve Harris and the rest of the Iron Maiden Crew.
		Blaze was under-rated in Iron Maiden, and here he has the chance to let loose.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004TD0U (916 words)

	Blaze - As Live As It Gets (2CD live) - review @ Tartareandesire.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze Bayley continues his metal legacy after leaving Iron Maiden with this live release and third Blaze (the band) album overall.
		I personally think Blaze gets bashed far too much from some Maiden fans regarding his stint with the band and the albums can't be that bad, especially if Iron Maiden still plays songs off the releases in concert.
		Live, Blaze never misses a vocal note and every member of his band is equally as strong.
	www.tartareandesire.com /reviews/blaze2.html (465 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Blaze was then chosen to take over as the frontman of one of the world’s greatest bands, Iron Maiden.
		Since parting company with Iron Maiden in early 1999, Blaze Bayley has put his own band together called B L A Z E. They have written and recorded two studio albums, ‘Silicon Messiah’ (2000) and ‘Tenth Dimension’ (2002), and have toured extensively in Europe and South America.
		Bayley is joined by four hungry young British musicians, who share his enterprise and vision, "When people found out that I was putting together a new band, I got loads of tapes and CDs from all over the world.
	www.metal-inside.de /dyn/band.jsp?id=1296 (936 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - BLAZE BAYLEY Interview To Air Next Weekend
		BLAZE are currently working on material for their fourth album, tentatively due this spring.
		Blaze has about half the talent of Bruce and 25% of Paul (both whom are excellent vocalist).
		Blaze's new stuff is pretty good, and I still maintain that Iron Maiden's 90's decline wasn't Blaze's fault.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=47549 (1017 words)

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