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Iron Maiden`s forthcoming DVD "The early days" (released November 8th) will be the first in a series of DVDs planned by the band.
"The early years" will cover the period from the band`s inception until the "World Piece tour" of 1983.
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Disc one includes:
Live at the Rainbow 1980:
The ides of March
Wrathchild
Killers
Remember tomorrow
Transylvania
Phantom of the opera
Iron Maiden
Beast over Hammersmith 1982:
Murders in the Rue Morgue
Run to the hills
Children of the damned
The number of the Beast
22 Acacia Avenue
Total eclipse
The Prisoner
Hallowed be thy name
Iron Maiden
Live in Dortmund 1983:
Sanctuary
The Trooper
Revelations
Flight of Icarus
22 Acacis Avenue
The number of the Beast
Run to the hills
Disc two includes:
"The early years" documentary, featuring interviews with almost everybody involved with the bands formative years, from roadies to ex band members.
Live at the Ruskin Arms 1980 home video:
Sanctuary
Wrathchild
Prowler
Remember tomorrow
Running free
Transylvania
Another life
Phantom of the opera
Charlotte the harlot
Extras:
Running free and Women in uniform live on "Top of the pops"
Running free live on German TV
20th century box - 1980 documentary on Heavy Metal
Promo videos (Women in uniform/Run to the hills/ The number of the beast/Flight of Icarus/The Trooper)
Photo gallery of over 150 unseen photos and images
Discography, tourography and concert programmes
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The next planned DVD will feature the years 1984-1987 and will include the legendary "Live after death" video concert filmed at Long Beach Arena in 1985 and also footage from the "Somewhere on tour" concerts to promote the "Somewhere in time" album.
The plan is for all their previous concert videos to be included in the DVDs that follow as well as unseen recordings from as many tours as possible.
The band are also lining up festival appearances for next summer and will be basing the show on "The early years" by featuring many classic songs which haven`t been played for years and vintage stage props.
Phew!
I`ll be buying the lot.
Up the Irons!
"The early years" will cover the period from the band`s inception until the "World Piece tour" of 1983.
---------------------------------------
Disc one includes:
Live at the Rainbow 1980:
The ides of March
Wrathchild
Killers
Remember tomorrow
Transylvania
Phantom of the opera
Iron Maiden
Beast over Hammersmith 1982:
Murders in the Rue Morgue
Run to the hills
Children of the damned
The number of the Beast
22 Acacia Avenue
Total eclipse
The Prisoner
Hallowed be thy name
Iron Maiden
Live in Dortmund 1983:
Sanctuary
The Trooper
Revelations
Flight of Icarus
22 Acacis Avenue
The number of the Beast
Run to the hills
Disc two includes:
"The early years" documentary, featuring interviews with almost everybody involved with the bands formative years, from roadies to ex band members.
Live at the Ruskin Arms 1980 home video:
Sanctuary
Wrathchild
Prowler
Remember tomorrow
Running free
Transylvania
Another life
Phantom of the opera
Charlotte the harlot
Extras:
Running free and Women in uniform live on "Top of the pops"
Running free live on German TV
20th century box - 1980 documentary on Heavy Metal
Promo videos (Women in uniform/Run to the hills/ The number of the beast/Flight of Icarus/The Trooper)
Photo gallery of over 150 unseen photos and images
Discography, tourography and concert programmes
--------------------------------
The next planned DVD will feature the years 1984-1987 and will include the legendary "Live after death" video concert filmed at Long Beach Arena in 1985 and also footage from the "Somewhere on tour" concerts to promote the "Somewhere in time" album.
The plan is for all their previous concert videos to be included in the DVDs that follow as well as unseen recordings from as many tours as possible.
The band are also lining up festival appearances for next summer and will be basing the show on "The early years" by featuring many classic songs which haven`t been played for years and vintage stage props.
Phew!
I`ll be buying the lot.
Up the Irons!
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