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It's on the one in Eddie's Archive

Drum solo is on Beast over Hammersmith after Another Life.

Live!! +one in Japan or Running Free (Live) in UK

He has a video up about it, haven't watched it yet. Justin Hawkins Rides Again is the channel name if anyone wants to go looking for it

People have been whinging about no DVDs for the last ten years and look what happens when they get one finally released :lol:

I enjoyed it, tears at a few moments, the bit where they were talking with the fans from Lebanon, Kosovo and the cop who had trauma from 9/11, and at another part that I can't remember but most likely Nicko saying something heartfelt. The Paul letter was something that I may have heard of once...

Wonder if Justin will have something about it on his youtube

One of the best audiophile albums of all time is the first Rage Against the Machine and that was recorded live in the studio, even to the point of having a few fans there

He also incorrectly says 2 Minutes to Midnight is from 1982 on En Vivo so you might be conflating the two

I never listened when it came out, as I was sick of the Black Album at that stage and the video and image change for Until it Sleeps was a red rag to a 16 year old. But listening years later with an open mind it's a good album, with more going for it than anything they've done since. Usually...

yeah both Broderick and Baldwin are responsible for people being killed

Holy Smoke Virus Angel and the Gambler Twilight Zone

The one of the elderly couple is When the Wild Wind Blows, the Village one could be Prisoner or Back in the Village, don't know the Doctor Who one, a wild guess would be that maybe there's a Tardis in the artwork of some single??? I'm fairly sure there is but can't recall which one No idea what...

Yep, early albums were recorded much quicker than any of the so called quickly recorded recent albums.

Adrian fucked the changes a few times with the stop start part

I gave some of them a very brief listen whenever tracks came across my path when on the internet, but I was turned off by the autotune and the production being not in the same ball park of the early albums. I've been to see them a couple of times in recent years and they're a good live act.

I was a big Blaze fan back then, bought all the albums, went to gigs etc. but was starting to get disillusioned with all the line ups falling apart. When I heard the appalling and cynical Dimebag tribute song that was the final nail in me being an album buying/keeping up with developments fan of...

My mate got GNR tickets from an old fashioned record store, no fees and face value. The online pre-sale had no standing and only dynamic pricing, €400 plus for bog standard seats. She just tried the shop as an off chance:lol: EDIT: those UK charges seem to be way dearer than equivalent...

Because there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that they have recorded an album, no comments from the band, no facebook posts from guys like Dennis Stratton letting info slip, no pictures of Kevin Shirley outside a studio or Dave Murray in a different hemisphere from where he usually lives...

The album's not recorded.