Sa femme a l'air d'aller mieux mais elle n'est pas très loin du stade légume. Il a l'air d'avoir retrouvé la peche le pépère, c'est plutôt bonne nouvelle.

Thank you all so much for the messages of support you have sent to Debbie and me. Debbie is off the critical list and now in a hospital ward for recovery.

She has been in a coma for 7 weeks. I miss her a lot at home. Debbie is stable and out of danger of any kind of stroke or aneurism, not much seems to happen from one day to the next but I feel that she has started a long road to recovery. She cannot open her eyes, speak or communicate, but she can respond sometimes when she is asked to move her toes on her right foot, but that is about it. Sometimes she is agitated and her left arm stretches out while her right arm contracts and she makes a fist out of each hand, this happens when she seems to be in pain - patients with injuries of this type are known to have very severe headaches - so I think that is probably what is happening.

To test her progress, every 8 hours the nurses ask her to move her toes, sometimes she can do this sometimes she can't, they also open her eyes one at a time and shine a light in her eye to observe the movement and reaction of her pupils, this is the most encouraging thing because 4 weeks ago there was no reaction at all to the light but now there is a small reaction each time they do the light test, so for me it is the first sign that she really is fighting her way back. Sometimes her left eye opens slightly and it looks to me like she trying her hardest to open her eyes, this only happens for a few seconds at a time and sometimes not at all, but it is a source of comfort to me.

It is obvious to me now, this will be a very long process, and it will take months or even years. Every day I am with her I tell her that I love her and that she is getting better. I tell her about what we are booking for next year and anything else I can think of. When I run out of things to say, I put the headphones on her and play her favourite CDs for her, it seems to comfort her.

I was at the lowest point in my life when we got together, even though we have known each other and been in touch most of our adult lives it was only during the last few years that we have been together as man and wife.

When she came back into my life, I was flat broke. I had no record deal no management and no solid band line up. I was working a job I hated; I was severely depressed and drinking heavily. She saved me. She believed in me and her love and courage and support made it possible for me to come back and make "The Man Who Would Not Die" album, from which track 4 is the song about Debbie. I wrote her a poem when she was away from me for a few days and Nico came up with the music, and then we turned it into a song for her. It was the first song I played her when we finished the album.

She is an incredible person and the only person I have ever put before my music. I hope I can repay her faith in me by continuing to have faith in her, and believing in her. Thank you all once again for the support you have shown my wife and I in these difficult times and for the incredible amount of emails enquiring about her condition. I will update you on any progress that Debbie makes over the next weeks and months.



If you love someone, tell them you love them now, and tell them every day. We don't know what days we have or what they will bring.

The official web site of the UK-based heavy metal singer Blaze Bayley (ex-IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE) — whose wife/manager Debbie collapsed at the couple's home in Tamworth on July 6 — has been updated with the following message:

"At 7pm on Tuesday, September 23rd, Debbie suffered a stroke in hospital. This meant that she has been rushed back into intensive care and is once again critically ill. Blaze is with her at the hospital most of the time, so once again if you are trying to contact him, please be patient. He, Debbie's family and friends, and the whole band as well, very much appreciate all of the support that has been sent, especially the huge number of emails and messages sent through the website and MySpace site."

Euh par contre j'ai pas trop compris, si quelqu'un pouvait me résumer ça serait sympa

Elle a eu une attaque. Elle est en soins intensifs.

Le sort s'acharne. Pauvre Blaze.

En gros wé. Pis ils disent que ça sert à rien de contacter le gros, il ne repondra que plus tard. Et ils remercient tous les gens pour leurs emails compatissants.

Peut-etre auras-tu enfin ta chance avec Blaze, noise !!

enfin, ne t'approches pas trop quand meme si tu ne veux pas te prendre une meteorite sur la tete ...

Ce mec à la merde qui lui colle au basques : si vous achetez ses disques vous perdrez votre boulot ... si vous lui serez la pogne, vous aurez la lèpre ... Couchez avec et vous mourrez ...

Lui il a rien, c'est le Man Who Would Not Die. Cela dit il a pas de cul et sa femme encore moins.

Il va continuer la tournée et il est capable d'y avoir un accident de son tour bus avec tout son line up en charpie.

C'est fini pour elle, j'espère qu'il saura s'en remettre

http://www.planetblaze.com/

RIP Debbie. Pas de bol pour Blaze, il devait commencer sa tournée en Octobre, mais compte tenu du décès de sa femme, je pense que c'est bien mort la promotion de son album. Vraiment il a pas de bol le pauvre. J'espère qu'il va réussir à remonter la pente et que ce "the man who would not die" ne sera pas son dernier album ... ce qui compte tenu du titre de cet album serait un sacré paradoxe.

RIP.

Pas de bol pour elle, pas de bol pour lui. Il était bien revenu grace à elle, mais là ça va commencer à être difficile. Manque plus que son line-up se barre...

C'est même plus drôle de se moquer de lui maintenant...

Triste!

Quand même, faudra faire un film un jour, car ce type c'est la malchance incarnée, même Spinal Tap n'ont pas fait mieux...

Je réécoute son dernier album du coup. Enfin c'est pas la seule raison. Je viens de recevoir il y a quelques jours le nouveau Metallica que j'ai donc découvert. Au bout de 4 écoutes j'en peux déjà plus.

Bref, le Blaze rullzzz. C'est du velu, c'est mélo, y a de la tripe et de la passion.

Par contre, coup de blues garanti à l'écoute de While You Were Gone dédié à sa femme. Ca prend une autre saveur au regard de son décès. Même l'illustration est dans le ton (une femme au désespoir).

"Because you are my beating heart
You are the reason why I breathe
These are the things I realise
While you were gone"

Rurik Sallé de Mad Movies rend hommage à la femme de Blaze dans le box office de la semaine :

http://www.mad-movies.com/mad/actualite ... -AMIS.html

C'est un metalleux notoire, mais ça m'a tout de même surpris.

Blaze nous gratifie d'un long discours sur les derniers évéments. Il annonce au passage qu'il continue la zik et qu'il va rien lacher.

Pour le détail c'est par là.

ce mec est quand même en béton, respect

Un DVD au programme, il semble avoir de repartir de l'avant

UK-based heavy metal singer Blaze Bayley (ex-IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE) will film his December 13, 2008 concert at Z7 in Pratteln, Switzerland for an upcoming DVD. According to a posting on Blaze's web site, "The show will be the full 'The Tour That Will Not Die' set with plenty of new tracks from the latest album, some old favorites and also some brand new previously unreleased tracks. The first 500 DVDs sold through [the official Blaze Bayley] website will be strictly limited-edition double disc sets, with T-shirt and commemorative wristband available only with this packaged, signed and numbered (in purchasing order) by the band. The DVD will also feature extras and highlights from the warm-up shows that stretch to the Big Bash. Both Dudley [UK concert on December 29] and Z7 are also being recorded for not only the DVD but a live album. Jase Edwards will once again be handling production duties. Filming will be done by Kris McManus of Animus Pictures. The DVD is expected to ship in February to be available for March."

Blaze Bayley's new album, "The Man Who Would Not Die", was mixed by former WOLFSBANE guitarist Jase Edwards at Jase's studio in Tamworth, Staffordshire, England. Released on July 7 via Bayley's own independent label (with additional licensing to various countries), the CD was engineered by James Dunkley, produced by Blaze Bayley and it takes Blaze in new songwriting directions, ushering in a new phase of an already renowned career. It is also the first recorded showcase for Blaze's new lineup.

J'espère qu'il sera mieux que le précédent. Enfin là il a l'air d'avoir un groupe bien en place donc ça peut le faire. Avec un son bien brut comme sur le dernier album ça le ferait bien.

Le gaillard est toujours en tournée. Voici la set list du big bash. Ca m'irait bien sur le live album.

8 titres du dernier sur 21. 4 titres de Maiden (s'il pouvait jouer Edge Of Darkness ça serait super). Le reste issu des 3 derniers albums.

TMWWND
Blackmailer
Smile Back At Death
Alive
Identity
Kill & Destroy
Ghost In The Machine
Ten Seconds
Futureal
The Launch
Lord Of The Flies
Leap Of Faith
Edge Of Darkness (this was fantastic version!)
Crack In The System
Voices From The Past
Stare At The Sun
Born As A Stranger
Man On The Edge
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While You Were Gone
Samurai
Robot

ça me va cette set list.
faut absolument que je puisse avoir mon vendredi après midi pour que je puisse aller le voir en live...

Apparemment la set list du DVD sera identique. Donc c'est cool. Que les mecs aient été au taquet, que le son soit pas trop dégueulasse et ça le fera à l'aise.

teaser du DVD :

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=Xt8KtZFgQw4

Pré commande là

http://blazebayley.net/webshop/product_ ... ucts_id=44