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my spoilt bastards comment is a bit over the top :lol: I was just a bit wound up after seeing I'm the only one who'll be avoiding set list spoilers in @Dick Brucinson's thread!

Also it would mean one night couldn't finish with Iron Maiden, throwing away 50 years of a tradition of every gig ever finishing with Iron Maiden just to please this generation of spoilt bastards doesn't square up with what my image of Iron Maiden is.

I'll try and be surprised, I'll leave the forums and try to avoid youtube in case there's accidental spoilers thanks to algorithms spying on me. I literally can't understand why people would check beforehand, and the people who scroll the internet looking for mobile vids every night of the tour...

Sad Wings of Destiny but thats if you count the fact that they put the side 2 sticker on what should have been Side 1. Joking aside, The Number of the Beast clearly, Powerslave arguably.

amazon.ie has a paperback listed, which is not mentioned elsewhere

Would be the equivalent to selling 125,000 dvds @ $20 a pop

Plus it wasn't released until most of the tour was over

36 now, Malahide, London Stadium and 2 nights in Paris, last year.

Just checked, you're right its not, it should have been in the outro, as it was on other dates on that tour.

I think the Mohawk Eddie is the original album cover, he just painted more hair on it

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...