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Track List
01) Moonchild
02) The Evil That Men Do
03) The Prisoner
04) Still Life
05) Die With Your Boots On
06) Infinite Dreams
07) Killers
08) Can I Play With Madness
09) Heaven Can Wait
10) Wasted Years
Cd 2
01) The Clairvoyant
02) Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
03) The Number of the Beast
04) Hallowed Be Thy Name
05) Iron Maiden
06) Run to the Hills (new mix)
07) Running Free (new mix)
08) Sanctuary (new mix)
01) Moonchild
02) The Evil That Men Do
03) The Prisoner
04) Still Life
05) Die With Your Boots On
06) Infinite Dreams
07) Killers
08) Can I Play With Madness
09) Heaven Can Wait
10) Wasted Years
Cd 2
01) The Clairvoyant
02) Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
03) The Number of the Beast
04) Hallowed Be Thy Name
05) Iron Maiden
06) Run to the Hills (new mix)
07) Running Free (new mix)
08) Sanctuary (new mix)
6:23
4:18
6:00
4:32
5:19
5:53
4:57
3:25
7:43
5:06
4:29
10:08
4:47
7:21
5:11
4:01
5:33
5:24
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First Released
2013
Heavy Metal
Energetic
Metal
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Medium
Live
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A reissue of the similarly named concert film, Maiden England '88 expands on the epic set of the original with a two-disc CD set. While this version only has three more tracks than its predecessor, it shows that a little change can go a long way, adding classics like "Run to the Hills," "Running Free," and "Sanctuary." Though it doesn't seem like much, these single cuts help to turn the live set into a more well-rounded listening experience, as the band forgoes the more far out tracks from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son and Somewhere in Time in favor of some of their earlier, more direct work. Whichever way you slice it, though, Maiden England '88 is a solid concert that shows one of the most influential bands in heavy metal getting down to business and bringing some epic metal to an enthralled crowd, making it an easy recommendation for any Iron Maiden fans out there who haven't already checked this one out.
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A reissue of the similarly named concert film, Maiden England '88 expands on the epic set of the original with a two-disc CD set. While this version only has three more tracks than its predecessor, it shows that a little change can go a long way, adding classics like "Run to the Hills," "Running Free," and "Sanctuary." Though it doesn't seem like much, these single cuts help to turn the live set into a more well-rounded listening experience, as the band forgoes the more far out tracks from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son and Somewhere in Time in favor of some of their earlier, more direct work. Whichever way you slice it, though, Maiden England '88 is a solid concert that shows one of the most influential bands in heavy metal getting down to business and bringing some epic metal to an enthralled crowd, making it an easy recommendation for any Iron Maiden fans out there who haven't already checked this one out.
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