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Live At The Rainbow (first released, though years later we got an earlier show at the Ruskin Arms)

Vic Vella or Rod? :S

Of course not, it's "The Evil That Men Do"! ;)

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

According to the intro, this is from Tokyo's Budokan (still the picture quality sometimes reminds me of the two you mention ). :S

This at least seems to be in MTV's vault: EDIT: my bad, it seems to be a (rather new and trimmed) montage from several sources, including Bercy).

The Number of the Beast Fear of the Dark Brave New World The Final Frontier

A lot, especially if we count those who were helped by ghost writers. Let's say at least: Bob Sawyer Paul Di'Anno Bruce Adrian But I might be missing a few.

They almost went back to interesting guitar work as "late" as on The Final Frontier on at least two occasions: - the bit after "I'm a soldier of war" ("Mother of Mercy") - the dissonant guitar chord between the verses of "The Talisman". ... And then the "cool stuff" went dormant again. ;)

Technically true, since Skunkworks was released in early 1996, featuring a band he had been playing with since late 1994 (which makes one year and a half "only"). But if I remember well, the touring was more consistent back then.

The Evil That Men Do Man of Sorrows Elected The Writing On The Wall

Carts and Horses

1978 probably

Wasn't it "Heaven Can Wait" on the No Prayer on the Road Tour (the "ooo"s)?

Live After Death and No Prayer For The Dying.

He (Roy Z) also co-produced Helloween's The Dark Ride, along with Charlie Bauerfeind.

For the third time in a row, no Italy at the World Cup.

Edu Falaschi was not on the map yet but André Matos was actually mentioned at some point.

Very likely: all the full concerts of what gave Flight 666. Less likely: anything they can have traced and bought back from TV channels.

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son