Death On The Road: Live - Iron Maiden Reviews
Newest Review: ... the British flag on stage. That is something I really look forward to when I see the band in other countries. "Dance of ... more
... Death" is a near 10-minute song that starts off acoustically in a slow build-up that Iron Maiden seems to like on a lot of long tracks. There's nothing wrong with this if you like that sort of thing, but it sounds too much like the same old that we've heard time and time again from Maiden when the songs are long. In fact, it actually sounds like the same intro to "Fear of the Dark", now I come to think of it, but in terms of brilliance, it's nowhere near what its counterpart was. The chorus is excellen...more
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Customer Death On The Road: Live - Iron Maiden Reviews (2)
by - written on 12/12/12 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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"Death on the Road" is a live album produced by Kevin Shirley & Steve Harris and released on EMI in 2005 by British heavy metal band, Iron Maiden. The line-up for the album was Bruce Dickinson (vocals), Dave Murray (guitar), Janick Gers (guitar), Adrian Smith (guitar), Steve Harris (bass) and Nicko McBrain drums). This is an album which was recorded at the Westfallenhalle Arena in Dortmund, Germany. It was also released on DVD with the filmed footage but I am concentrating on the CD review here. It comprised of 16 tracks which spanned out over 2 CDs and it had a good blend of old and new Iron Maiden songs. Some of them were surprisingly included ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/08 (Very useful, 17 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
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