IRON MAIDEN - ROCK IN RIO LTD EDITION TRIPLE VINYL
  £   34
  $   45

 


£ 34 Sold For
Aug 11, 2010 Sold Date
Aug 4, 2010 Start Date
10   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

This auction is for a copy of a rare Record.

The actual disc's have only come out of the covers to be photograped and as such are in mint condition.

There are a couple of splits on the top of the sleeve which are shown in Photo 2.

Description of Record:

First live album for the Leytonstone formed heavy metal actsince 1993's 'Live At Donnington'.
The set was largely madeup of tracks from their studio album, 'Brave New World' from 2000; alongside singles from throughout their career.
The live version of 'Run To The Hills' included here was released as a charity single.

Side One:

1. Intro - Arthur's Farewell 
2. The Wicker Man 
3. Ghost Of The Navigator 
4. Brave New World 

Side Two:

1. Wrathchild 
2. 2 Minutes To Midnight 
3. Blood Brothers 

Side Three:

1. Sign Of The Cross 
2. The Mercenary 
3. The Trooper 

Side Four:

1. Dream Of Mirrors 
2. The Clansman 

Side Five:

1. The Evil That Men Do 
2. Fear Of The Dark 
3. Iron Maiden 
4. The Number Of The Beast 

Side Six:

1. Hallowed Be Thy Name 
2. Sanctuary 
3. Run To The Hills 

Recorded during Iron Maiden's headlining performance at the Rio Rock Festival in January 2001, the double CD Rock in Rio finds the legendary metallers in fearsome live form.
Revitalised thanks to the return of original singer Bruce Dickinson for 2000's Brave New World, the one-time east London bar band clearly relished tearing through their back catalogue and choice new songs in front of a 250,000 crowd--their biggest ever--and the result is traditional Old Metal at its squealing, pummelling best.
Established classics such as "Wrathchild" and "Two Minutes to Midnight" re-emphasise all that is unashamedly great about proper heavy metal (the rock-solid riffing, the brick-shithouse rhythms, the outrageous solos), while the early-1980s hits "Number of the Beast" and "Run to the Hills" prove that Iron Maiden can deliver a sing-along chorus that will rattle around the inside of your skull for hours, if not days.
What really makes Rock in Rio, though, is the crystal clear, almost studio-quality production and the rabid reaction of the South American throng, who do their best to drown out the band whenever presented with any of the live favourites.
Proof, if any were needed, that Dickinson and compadres are up there with the rock greats.


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