It's hard to say if we'll get a DVD from the Maiden England tour

Travis The Dragon

AFTERGLOW!!!
Look at Maiden's history of concert DVD releases since Bruce and Adrian rejoined:
Edhuntour: No DVD
Brave New World: DVD
Give Me Ed: No DVD
Dance Of Death tour: DVD
The Early Days: No DVD
A Matter Of Touring: No DVD
Somewhere Back In Time: DVD
The Final Frontier second leg: DVD

So, it will be very interesting to see if we get a DVD release from the Maiden England tour. I sure hope we do though!
 
Do you think there could be the potential that they'll release some footage or even a full concert of this Maiden England tour as maybe a bonus to the dvd release of the 1988 Maiden England?
 
I guess it depends on which Maiden England is being talked about. The 1988 one or now? Maiden England 1988 is the one being released on dvd next year.
 
Oh sorry. I didn't realise you were speaking about Maiden England 2012. It's 7:30 am and I've just started my coffee. In that case, I don't think so.
 
Hopefully we'll get Maiden England 2012/13 on DVD. I reckon a show will be filmed next year. It may be too early to tell, but it seems like Maiden is starting to get better about DVD releases.
 
They did last year. During the SBIT tour I remember them mentioning a documentary was being filmed but I don't remember them mentioning concerts. Donnington 2007 I think was mentioned, but that show was streamed as well, and ultimately never released. And my memory doesn't go further than that. I suppose they'll announce a filming.
 
It makes sense that they do because the crowd is supposedly going to try harder if they know they are being filmed.
 
They were going to release the Matter of the Beast tour, but the footage they got at Donington was apparently crap.
 
I would absolutely love if they released a 2012/13 Maiden England DVD. As amazing at the 1988 version is, this year's tour was just mindblowing, and definitely my favorite of all the times I've seen them so far. From the set list to the stage/show design... it all deserves to be seen on DVD/bluray
 
They usually announce that the show is being filmed, right? I guess we'll know.

They film every show. That's how they compiled Somewhere Back In Time.
However they can decide to make a DVD out of a particular night and bring in additional logistics. En Vivo.
 
They were going to release the Matter of the Beast tour, but the footage they got at Donington was apparently crap.

I'd buy it anyway... I've seen some videos on Youtube, and there's these huge flags in the way all the time. I guess some people took These Colours Don't Run a little too literary... No need to shove them in front of the cameras all the time.
 
EMI are proud to announce the highly anticipated release of the Double Disc DVD MAIDEN ENGLAND ‘88 on 25 March.

Now available for the very first time on DVD, this live show was filmed across two sold-out nights at Birmingham N.E.C Arena, UK in November 1988 during the band’s “Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son World Tour”. Disc one contains the concert which has been specially upgraded and extended from the existing 1989 longform VHS release and now includes three previously unreleased encores: Running Free, Run To The Hills and Sanctuary thereby completing the full concert with a total running time of 110 minutes . Maiden’s own Film Producer and Director Andy Matthews went back to the 1988 edit and painstakingly remastered each shot digitally; colour correcting and grading to give the image the best possible look from that time. As well as the VHS stereo sound track by Martin Birch, the band’s producer between 1981 and 1993, the DVD also includes a brand new 5.1 audio surround mix by Maiden’s current producer Kevin Shirley. The concert was meticulously directed and edited by bass player and founder member Steve Harris, so as to capture the performance from a fans-eye view of the stage, focusing fully on the music, the elaborate stage production and the lighting. Add into the mix an electrifying set list and of course Eddie, and Maiden England now offers a snapshot of a bygone era in which the band, as they continue to do today, devote their all in delivering the ultimate live experience for their fans.

Disc two is an extensive bonus disc featuring an exclusive documentary charting Part 3 in the History of Iron Maiden. This 40-minute film comprises recent interviews with the five band members and manager, Rod Smallwood. Picking up the story in the aftermath of the ‘84/85 World Slavery tour, this interesting and insightful documentary sees the band speak candidly about their memories of an exciting and occasionally turbulent period from which would emerge the albums Somewhere In Time and Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son. As the Eighties began to draw to a close, so did another chapter in Maiden’s compelling history.

Other special extras on the bonus disc include Twelve Wasted Years. First released as a longform VHS in 1987 and available for the first time on DVD, this documentary runs for 90 minutes and includes archive interviews and dynamic live footage from the band’s beginnings in the now legendary Ruskin Arms pub, via London’s Marquee club and three World Tours. Five promo videos for the singles from the aforementioned albums are also featured and have been carefully restored and improved upon from the original films using the very latest software with the audio remastered in digital stereo.

Manager Rod Smallwood comments “We've been busy upgrading this concert footage for a long time, with our in-house Film Producer and Director Andy Matthews working tirelessly to weave his magic yet again!. The 1989 VHS video has been largely unavailable for many years and we know how eagerly our fans have been awaiting the new version so we wanted to give it the best possible treatment. The current Maiden England World Tour which continues later this year revisits much of the set list and production from the initial 1989 VHS release so it will be interesting to compare just how much has changed in terms of our 2013 live show production, especially with all the advances in modern technology and the improvements we've been able to make to the set”.

The Maiden England ‘88 concert soundtrack will also be made available on 2CD album, Limited Edition double vinyl picture disc and Digital Download formats. The audio had previously only ever been available before on CD as part of EMI’s 1994 Sound And Vision Series packaged alongside the VHS, but with two tracks fewer than the video contained. Can I Play With Madness and Hallowed Be Thy Name were not featured as there was no space on the 1CD disc. Now with the three encores also included the double disc offers a total of 5 tracks previously unavailable on CD making this the first full and complete audio recording release of this historic tour.

DISC ONE – MAIDEN ENGLAND ’88
Set List –
Moonchild
The Evil That Men Do
The Prisoner
Still Life
Die With Your Boots On
Infinite Dreams
Killers
Can I Play With Madness
Heaven Can Wait
Wasted Years
The Clairvoyant
Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
The Number Of The Beast
Hallowed Be Thy Name
Iron Maiden
Run To The Hills*
Running Free*
Sanctuary*

*previously unreleased.


DISC TWO – THE HISTORY OF IRON MAIDEN PART 3
The History Of Iron Maiden - Part 3
12 Wasted Years
Wasted Years promo video
Stranger In A Strange Land promo video
Can I Play With Madness promo video
The Evil That Men Do promo video
The Clairvoyant promo video
Sounds fantastic! :yey:
Trailer:

 
I forgot to share this - It's been available for preordering for three, four weeks over at CDON.com.

Silly me.
 
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