Travis The Dragon
AFTERGLOW!!!
Wow! You have a really good eye for that stuff. If Maiden has to "cheat" a bit to give us live videos, I'm all fine with that.
Crikey, that's observant.There might be a lot of video footage overlapping with audio from that particular show. I've never seen a Maiden DVD with footage from just one show. Even the Download pro shots from last year have Berlin footage mixed into them. Examples:
Rock In Rio: audio: Rio, video: Rio, Buenos Aires and another concert
DOTR: audio: Dortmund, video: at least one other concert (look for Dave's cream strat during Wrathchild and CIPWM).
Flight 666: Every song contains a bit of footage from India. Notable when Jan is playing his Alpine white Strat, because it had 3 black pickups on the India show and soon after the middle one was switched with white Hot Rails.
En Vivo: audio: Chile, video: Chile, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo (the excited guy) and Florida (Dave's LP axcess during Wicker Man).
There might be a lot of video footage overlapping with audio from that particular show. I've never seen a Maiden DVD with footage from just one show. Even the Download pro shots from last year have Berlin footage mixed into them. Examples:
Rock In Rio: audio: Rio, video: Rio, Buenos Aires and another concert
DOTR: audio: Dortmund, video: at least one other concert (look for Dave's cream strat during Wrathchild and CIPWM).
Flight 666: Every song contains a bit of footage from India. Notable when Jan is playing his Alpine white Strat, because it had 3 black pickups on the India show and soon after the middle one was switched with white Hot Rails.
En Vivo: audio: Chile, video: Chile, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo (the excited guy) and Florida (Dave's LP axcess during Wicker Man).
The four concerts featured on Early Days Pt1 (Rainbow, Hammersmith, Dortmund, Ruskin Arms) and Raising Hell - released officially, though not by the band itself- all come from one venue and night at a time. However, none of them are either regular or full concerts.I've never seen a Maiden DVD with footage from just one show
There might be a lot of video footage overlapping with audio from that particular show. I've never seen a Maiden DVD with footage from just one show. Even the Download pro shots from last year have Berlin footage mixed into them. Examples:
Rock In Rio: audio: Rio, video: Rio, Buenos Aires and another concert
DOTR: audio: Dortmund, video: at least one other concert (look for Dave's cream strat during Wrathchild and CIPWM).
Flight 666: Every song contains a bit of footage from India. Notable when Jan is playing his Alpine white Strat, because it had 3 black pickups on the India show and soon after the middle one was switched with white Hot Rails.
En Vivo: audio: Chile, video: Chile, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo (the excited guy) and Florida (Dave's LP axcess during Wicker Man).
Since all or most of the gigs that were released on live albums have been bootlegged, it would be interesting to see where there have been audio overdubs or the likes as well.
Someone wrote that it came from a crew member trying to get the cross up on the stage.
There are a lot. The Wicker Man, The Clansman, Fear of the Dark, Run to the Hills, Brave New World (notice that Bruce sings "a brave new world" four times in a row in the second chorus). Probably even more.Which parts of each song there are vocals overdubs in RiR? I had the VHS recorded live from the Brazilian broadcast, but I think I lost it.
There are a lot. The Wicker Man, The Clansman, Fear of the Dark, Run to the Hills, Brave New World (notice that Bruce sings "a brave new world" four times in a row in the second chorus). Probably even more.
Not true! That's Steve's (imo very stupid) copy pasting of Bruce lines when he let the audience sing. Bruce was *very* insisting that there are NO vocal overdubs on RiR. And I absolutely believe him in this regard.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/iron-maiden-s-steve-harris-there-are-no-overdubs-on-rock-in-rio/Let's get one thing straight. [IRON MAIDEN frontman] Bruce [Dickinson] is NOT a liar.
There are NO overdubs on this live album. While it was being mixed in New York by [producer] Kevin Shirley and myself, Bruce was in London to my knowledge, or wherever he was, it's not an issue except to say that he couldn't overdub anything if he wasn't there!
What HAS happened is that I made an executive decision to cut and paste with a computer to put back in, his LIVE on the night vocals into parts where he was getting the audience to sing on some choruses on some lines on their own. The reason I did this is because in the cold light of day it sounds better with him back in there because sometimes the audience were either out of time or not quite loud enough. So I simply cut out parts of his vocal on the line before and pasted it into the next line, which was possible because it was a repetitive part.
I find it amazing that people would question this band's integrity and indeed go as far as accuse someone of being a liar. Supposed fans like that we don't want, as far as I'm concerned we're better off without people like that. If you don't like what I've done with the album, don't buy it. Simple!
So Steve Harris is a liar... Bruce was in New York in September 2001. But he was obraining his 757 licence (he speaks about this in the Loudwire interview).