Maiden played a secret show and did a new song!

[Travis The Dragon]

Source: http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=137779

A secret show under the name "The Frontiersmen". Debuted one new song, "Longing For Heaven". Short set, though.

1. Aces High
2. Paschendale
3. Rainmaker
4. Invaders
5. Longing For Heaven
6. Fear Of The Dark
7. Out Of The Shadows
8. Out Of The Silent Planet
9. Lord Of Light
10. Still Life
11. Iron Maiden
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12. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
13. Running Free
14. Sanctuary

Pics and vids here: http://www.youtube.com/user/Ironmaidenfan/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

 

[Forostar]

Why those crappy links?

 

[Mega]

Well, one leads to nothing and the other says that my country's been banned from watching this video.
April fools I guess.

 

[Travis The Dragon]

Well, one leads to nothing and the other says that my country's been banned from watching this video.
April fools I guess.

I fixed it. Now it should work.

 

[Mega]

Yep. Nice going bud.

 

[Cornfed Hick]

I like an April Fool's joke as much as the next guy.  Along those same lines, as a native of Topeka, Kansas, I am particularly amused by Google's prank home page today.  http://www.google.com  (iGoogle or mobile users, be sure to switch to Google's "Classic Home" page.)

 

[LooseCannon]

Google didn't do anything for Google.ca. However, following LeVar Burton on Twitter, and loling when he accidentally posted his legit cell number yesterday, I was amused by www.memory-alpha.org's prank.

 

[Cornfed Hick]

Google didn't do anything for Google.ca.

The attached image shows what Google did for the U.S.  A bit of history:  Google is looking for cities to "beta" its universal broadband concept, and in a shameless effort to give its application a boost, the city of Topeka, Kansas -- where I lived for ages 3 through 18 -- "officially" changed its name to Google, Kansas for one month.  Google, Inc.'s prank page was a nod to that effort.