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Why settle for just the live album when you can have the full experience on DVD? Joe Frietze gives you a front row seat for Iron Maiden - Rock in Rio.
IRON MAIDEN - ROCK IN RIO EDITED BY STEVE HARRIS Sony Music (Video) When I reviewed the Rock in Rio live CD, I said it was the closest experience to live without being there. I stand corrected. This new DVD contains the same tracks as the CD, but complete with expertly cut video from 14 different ...
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To coincide with their Somewhere Back In Time World Tour, Iron Maiden has released a double dvd that delivers a live concert from 1984 for the fans, and a three hours worth of behind the scenes documentaries for the historians. Jen Cray has a marathon viewing of all things Maiden to better understand why the band is so important.
IRON MAIDEN: LIVE AFTER DEATH DIRECTED BY JAMES YUKICH starring Iron Maiden New Door Records/UMe To coincide with their Somewhere Back In Time World Tour, Iron Maiden has released the legendary recording from their 1984 four-night residence at Long Beach Arena in California in the form of the double ...
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October 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Iron Maiden (David Lee Beowülf)
IRON MAIDEN by David Lee Beowülf Iron Maiden is definitely one of the most important and enduring heavy metal bands of all time. A continuous career spanning twenty years and always recording great, serious heavy metal that always stayed at the forefront of the genre is an incredible feat. No false ...
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December 1999 :: Music H-I :: Iron Maiden (David Lee Beowulf)
Iron Maiden Ed Hunter Columbia In the world of heavy metal, Iron Maiden frequently reigns as King of the Metalheads in not too few circles. And rightly so, as they've stuck together and toured consistently for twenty years and that, unlike a band like, oh, Van Halen, the lineup changes were crafted ...
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On their Somewhere Back in Time Tour Iron Maiden resurrects songs from the greatest era of their long career: the 1980s. Jen Cray flew from Florida to New Jersey to catch one of the tour's limited U.S. dates.
IRON MAIDEN Izod Center, East Rutherford, NJ March 14, 2008 by Jen Cray Flying from Florida to New Jersey for just one night to see a heavy metal band is not something I thought I would ever do. So how is it that I ended up wrestling with turbulence and my distaste for flying, on my way to the Izod ...
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September1998 :: Live Ink :: Iron Maiden (David Lee Beowulf)
Iron Maiden with Ronnie James Dio Roseland, New York City July 7, 1998 by David Lee Beowulf OK, a quick one, because I was downstairs in the dressing rooms (quite nice they are) during most of Dio's set interviewing Iron Maiden's singer, Blaze Bailey, and meeting up with Steve Harris, Dave Murray, ...
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Rock In Rio (Portrait / Columbia). Review by Joe Frietze.
IRON MAIDEN ROCK IN RIO Portrait / Columbia There is nothing quite like live Iron Maiden, and Rock In Rio delivers it full force. Throughout high school, when I was "the guy" to borrow music from, the most popular of my cassettes (yes, cassettes) were always my Iron Maiden collection, and the most ...
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Dance of Death (Sony). Review by Joe Frietze.
IRON MAIDEN DANCE OF DEATH Sony When Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith returned to Iron Maiden, the fans rejoiced. 2000's Brave New World marked a return to form for the band. Fans also appreciated the releases that followed: live performances on CD and DVD (Rock in Rio), a greatest hits collection ...
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April 1999 :: Music F-I :: Iron Savior (Matthew Moyer)
Iron Savior Unification Noise Now this is more like it. This is the way "true" Metal should be. From the Voivod cast-off cover art, to the overdone synth intro, to the opening riff that is reminiscent both of early Metallica and Iron Maiden simultaneously, to a Prologue (yes, really) in the liner notes ...
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Terry Eagan expains why we need metal more than ever in these dark and trying days -- and not that namby pamby "nu-metal" crap, either!
... . Prior to this time, most of us displayed a carefree and catholic approach to music. One could easily make the transition between The Smiths, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Echo and the Bunnymen and The Colourfield. Yet, as college approached and tastes changed, very few of us remained true to our old favorites ...
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