dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
I Was looking for a post like this, i think you all will chose Live after death,but i like Flight 666 and Rock in Rio before that albu
Best Live Album?
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Live After Death, Rock in Rio, Live After Death, Maiden England, Beast over Hammersmith, Flight 666, BBC Archive, Maiden Japan EP (Japanese version of full show). The seven best live albums recorded by Maiden. There's no other metal band that has so many A-class live releases.
The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
I think there is a thread about it, ranking the live albums. Anyway. Live After Death is on the top of the list
JudasMyGuide
The incorrigible papist
As far as my personal favour goes, I'm torn between Rock in Rio and En Vivo, considering the latter probably won't get any support here otherwise, let's go with that one.
Ascendingthethrone
Ancient Mariner
1. Rock in Rio
2. Death on the Road
3. Flight 666
2. Death on the Road
3. Flight 666
Murder of Rue Morgue
They're never gonna find me!
One and only answer:
An absolutely INCREDIBLE show, conceived and played to sweep you away from the first to the last minute. They could have played for six hours that night.
Adrian's thundering opening chord for The Wicker Man and his epic solo on The Mercenary.
Bruce's sudden jump high on "GOD BE WITH YOU!" on Hallowed Be Thy Name.
Dave's absolutely WILD solo on the same, but also on Sign of the Cross. And that epic bend on 2 Minutes to Midnight.
Janick's brilliant guitar work on Blood Brothers and The Clansman (
).
Nicko's gallop on Dream of Mirrors.
Steve giving his 110% every single second as always.
THANK YOU
ROCK IN RIO
GOODNIGHT!
An absolutely INCREDIBLE show, conceived and played to sweep you away from the first to the last minute. They could have played for six hours that night.
Adrian's thundering opening chord for The Wicker Man and his epic solo on The Mercenary.
Bruce's sudden jump high on "GOD BE WITH YOU!" on Hallowed Be Thy Name.
Dave's absolutely WILD solo on the same, but also on Sign of the Cross. And that epic bend on 2 Minutes to Midnight.
Janick's brilliant guitar work on Blood Brothers and The Clansman (
).Nicko's gallop on Dream of Mirrors.
Steve giving his 110% every single second as always.
THANK YOU
ROCK IN RIO
GOODNIGHT!
InfiniteDreamer544
Educated Fool
The Book of Souls: Live Chapter. I love the setlist for that tour, and that tour holds a special place in my heart. The band sounds great, especially Nicko.
It has my favorite versions of several songs too, including If Eternity Should Fail, Children of the Damned, Powerslave, The Red and the Black, The Great Unknown, and The Book of Souls.
It has my favorite versions of several songs too, including If Eternity Should Fail, Children of the Damned, Powerslave, The Red and the Black, The Great Unknown, and The Book of Souls.
dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
Ullevi is really good. Murders where eagles dare and phantom of the opera sounds great
andreljbernardo
Nomad
Rock in Rio, definitely.
dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
I think its the band in their best even better than 80s. The setlist could be better but for that we have flight 666One and only answer:
An absolutely INCREDIBLE show, conceived and played to sweep you away from the first to the last minute. They could have played for six hours that night.
Adrian's thundering opening chord for The Wicker Man and his epic solo on The Mercenary.
Bruce's sudden jump high on "GOD BE WITH YOU!" on Hallowed Be Thy Name.
Dave's absolutely WILD solo on the same, but also on Sign of the Cross. And that epic bend on 2 Minutes to Midnight.
Janick's brilliant guitar work on Blood Brothers and The Clansman (
Nicko's gallop on Dream of Mirrors.
Steve giving his 110% every single second as always.
THANK YOU
ROCK IN RIO
GOODNIGHT!
Sheriff_of_Huddersfield
Prowler
Beast over Hammersmith is my favorite.
But Live after Death was among the first Maiden albums I’d heard back when I first started listening to them in 1986 and I have to credit it for making me a lifelong fan.
But Live after Death was among the first Maiden albums I’d heard back when I first started listening to them in 1986 and I have to credit it for making me a lifelong fan.
dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
Me too,my first iron maiden live (casette) but for me now sounds really old
dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
True. Nicko sounds great i realized that too during if eternity should fail for example
