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I suspect Iron Maiden have made live recordings from at least one show on every tour. I believe at least one live album has been released with each studio release since Bruce returned to the band for Brave New World (Rock in Rio, BBC Archives, Beast Over Hammersmith, Death on the Road, Flight 666, En Vivo, and Maiden England '88.
Will Iron Maiden release any live albums before their 17th studio album? If so what will be pulled from the archives?
A Book of Souls Live album has the highest probability of being released between album cycles. Personally, I'd love to have a Somewhere in Time era album. I know they recorded songs from this era because their are excepts of them in 12 Wasted Years. There's a high quality bootleg (Eddie's Boys...) from the Piece of Mind Era that has to have been professionally recorded. Iron Maiden released a number of B-sides from the No Prayer Tour, but everything that was released (professionally by the band) has been of very low quality. It's doubtful to me that a No Prayer live album will ever be released based on the horrid sound quality of the songs from that era which were released. It's a shame, cause I'd really like to hear a quality version of the title track. The only other Dickinson era album not released would be AMOLAD. AMOLAD would be very interesting because they played the whole album live.
Personally, I'd really like to hear some live songs that have never been released and hope the band releases. An album with a selection of unreleased live tracks like A Real Live One would be the best. I'm hoping it's not anything but the Piece of Mind tour (as I already have it). I also really wished they would've put out live recordings of Caught Somewhere in Time and Stranger in a Strange Land on Flight 666. Caught was played 9 times on that tour mostly in California but Stranger made like one appearance. However, Stranger was played like 1/2 dozen times each of the past three years mostly in Budapest stops so it would be a great addition to a Book of Souls album.
Will Iron Maiden release any live albums before their 17th studio album? If so what will be pulled from the archives?
A Book of Souls Live album has the highest probability of being released between album cycles. Personally, I'd love to have a Somewhere in Time era album. I know they recorded songs from this era because their are excepts of them in 12 Wasted Years. There's a high quality bootleg (Eddie's Boys...) from the Piece of Mind Era that has to have been professionally recorded. Iron Maiden released a number of B-sides from the No Prayer Tour, but everything that was released (professionally by the band) has been of very low quality. It's doubtful to me that a No Prayer live album will ever be released based on the horrid sound quality of the songs from that era which were released. It's a shame, cause I'd really like to hear a quality version of the title track. The only other Dickinson era album not released would be AMOLAD. AMOLAD would be very interesting because they played the whole album live.
Personally, I'd really like to hear some live songs that have never been released and hope the band releases. An album with a selection of unreleased live tracks like A Real Live One would be the best. I'm hoping it's not anything but the Piece of Mind tour (as I already have it). I also really wished they would've put out live recordings of Caught Somewhere in Time and Stranger in a Strange Land on Flight 666. Caught was played 9 times on that tour mostly in California but Stranger made like one appearance. However, Stranger was played like 1/2 dozen times each of the past three years mostly in Budapest stops so it would be a great addition to a Book of Souls album.
Stranger In A Strange Land hasn't been played since 1999 on the Ed Hunter Tour and Caught Somewhere In Time hasn't been played since 1987 on the Somewhere In Time tour.
