Death On The Road: Live - Iron Maiden

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Iron Maiden / Live / Audio CD released 2005-08-29 at EMI / Disc #1 ... more

Death On The Road: Live - Iron Maiden ... Tracklisting
1 Wildest Dreams
2 Wrathchild
3 Can I Play With Madness
4 The Trooper
5 Dance Of Death
6 Rainmaker
7 Brave New World
8 Paschendale
9 Lord Of The Flies

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 No More Lies
2 Hallowed Be Thy Name
3 Fear Of The Dark
4 Iron Maiden
5 Journeyman
6 Number Of The Beast
7 Run To The Hills

Newest Review: ... after the previous live release 'Rock in Rio' that many fans will doubtless consider definitive. The major difference ... more

... between 'Rock in Rio' and this later release (and there are sadly quite a few similarities in the form of repeated songs) is that this album features a wealth of material from the band's then-current full-length 'Dance of Death,' which is good because that was a high quality album, certainly a large step up from the previous 'Brave New World' that dominated the Rio release. The band's enthusiasm for their own recent material is gratifying, as over half of its material is performed here at the cost of a few extra class...more

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Death on the Road
Release Date: 2005 - 08 - 29, Audio CD, EMI

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Death On The Road: Live - Iron Maiden: Death on the Road (331 words)
by - written on 29/07/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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The inevitable live release from Iron Maiden's 2005 tour, 'Death on the Road' can be either cynically viewed as yet another successful attempt by EMI Records to squeeze every last penny out of loyal Iron Maiden fans, or as a worthwhile addition to their already bulging discography. My reaction lies in both camps: while I can't deny this is a solid and highly enjoyable live album, it does seem very unnecessary so shortly after the previous live release 'Rock in Rio' that many fans will doubtless consider definitive. The major difference between 'Rock in Rio' and this later release (and there are sadly quite a few similarities in the form of repeated songs) is ... Read the complete review