Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Churchill Speech-Bandra Kurla Complex/Mumbai, India February 1, 2008
2. Aces High-Bandra Kurla Complex/Mumbai, India February 1, 2008
3. 2 Minutes To Midnight-Rod Laver Arena/Melbourne,Australia February 7, 2008
4. Revelations-Acer Arena/Sydney, Australia February 9, 2008
5. The Trooper-Makuhari Messe/Tokyo, Japan February 16, 2008
6. Wasted Years-Arena Monterrey/Monterrey, Mexico February 22, 2008
7. The Number Of The Beast-The Forum/Los Angeles, USA February 19, 2008
8. Can I Play With Madness-Foro Sol/Mexico City, Mexico February 24, 2008
9. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner-Izod Center/New Jersey, USA March 14, 2008

Disc 2:

1. Powerslave-Saprissa Stadium/San Jose, Costa Rica February 26, 2008
2. Heaven Can Wait-Palmeiras Stadium/Sao Paulo, Brazil March 2, 2008
3. Run To The Hills-Simon Bolivar Park/Bogota, Colombia February 28, 2008
4. Fear Of The Dark- Ferrocarril Oeste Stadium/Buenos Aires, Argentina March 7, 2008
5. Iron Maiden-Pista Atletica/Santiago, Chile March 9, 2008
6. Moonchild-Coliseo de Puerto Rico/San Juan, Puerto Rico March 12, 2008
7. The Clairvoyant-Pedreira Paulo Leminski/Curitiba, Brazil March 4, 2008
8. Hallowed Be Thy Name-Air Canada Centre/Toronto, Canada March 16, 2008

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4394 in Music
• Released on: 2009-06-09
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Live

Album Description
As a very special bonus for the fans, Maiden have compiled songs from sixteen different cities in eleven countries around the world, for the first time ever encompassing such varied places and cultures in one concert. The soundtrack audio version of the live show will be available on a double CD, as a limited edition vinyl set with two picture discs, and a digital download especially for those fans who do not have DVD access or just want to enjoy the show as a great live album. All are lavishly packaged as an ultimate memento of a tour to remember!

Customer Reviews

One of the best live recordings ever and almost perfect except for...
...except for the fact that the songs fade out at the end of each song creating silence between songs. This takes away from the live concert feel for me personally. I would have given this recording a perfect score if they had simply cross-faded the songs so that there wouldn't be silence between tracks. This would have made it feel more like a single concert (even though each track is recorded in a different country), which most folks prefer to preserve the feeling that you are actually at a concert.

Other than this one issue, this is an unbelievably excellent recording. The sound quality is perfect, the setlist is awesome, and the band performs flawlessly. Highly recommended. I also highly recommend the Blu Ray version if Flight 666. It is one of the coolest Blu Ray releases ever!

Wanna know why Maiden are the best live band ever?
Then buy this.

In Febuary 2008, filming began on a documentary about the band Iron Maiden's most adventurous tour ever- The Somewhere Back in Time World Tour. The documentary was titled Flight 666 and released into theaters for one night only (I missed it :(). On June 9th, it was released on DVD and blu-ray, and along with it came a companion piece which was a 2 CD set, featuring all the recorded versions of the songs (plus 2) that made it into the movie.

Well, I'm happy to say that this is the best live album ever! Just Aces High alone is enough to make up for the lackluster Live After Death. This album is truly amazing on every count!

ACES HIGH (Mumbai, India)- After the churchill intro, the guitar intro begins, and then the band rush out on stage and give us one hell of a version of the song. Bruce's voice here is AMAZING!!!!! No struggling, he hits the notes perfectly. And everything just goes well.

TWO MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT (Melbourne, Australia)- This may be even better than the Rock in Rio version. The crowd are loud as usual, the band are really on fire here. Amazing!

REVELATIONS (Sydney, Australia)- HOLY FREAKING CRAP. They slowed down the playing a bit from the LAD version- it's a tad faster than the studio version, but only a tad. And Jan's solo here sounds great!

THE TROOPER (Tokyo, Japan)- Best, most chaotic, and heaviest version of The Trooper yet, plus we get some of Nicko's blistering foot speed!

WASTED YEARS (Monterrey, Mexico)- The third official live recording of this, and the best sounding one yet. H sings a bit during the chorus... he has a very unique voice. Definitely an amazing live version.

THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST (Los Angeles, USA)- Best version of Number of the Beast ever. Bruce is ON FIRE. Plus H improvises a bit here, which is a bit strange but cool since he is the "one messed up note and it's officially crap" guy.

CAN I PLAY WITH MADNESS (Mexico City, Mexico)- WAY superior to the Death on the Road version. Bruce sounds more up to shape here, and the solo is the best of any version of this song.

RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER (New Jersey, USA)- The 13 minute epic. Way superior to the LAD version- No struggling Bruce here, plus to the slow and creepy part, some more cool creepy sounds have been added. Plus Bruce's "RAAAAAAAIIIINNNN!!!!!!!" scream is... whoa.

POWERSLAVE (Alajuela, Costa Rica)- WHOA. THOSE SYNTHS. They add a more powerful and desperate feel to it- amongst Bruce's amazing voice. THis is the best Powerslave version yet, and yet the synths make it more powerful and add a tragic feel to the song, where you can sympathize for this pharoah as he's about to die.

HEVAEN CAN WAIT (Sao Paulo, Brazil)- I say this for everything, true, but BEST HCW EVER. Everything is up to speed, Bruce is on top of his game, plus the usual audience coming up on stage during the "WHOAAAAAA" part is awesome.

RUN TO THE HILLS (Bogota, Colombia)- The anthemic song from Maiden has an amazing rendition once again, definitely awesome!

FEAR OF THE DARK (Buenos Aires, Argentina)- The ultimate song for Audience participation... hearing this version brought back memories of the concert I went to. The band release us the best "Fear" yet!

IRON MAIDEN (Santiago, Chile)- The 2nd best sounding on the album! The outro, as usual, is just incredible... I get shivers thinking about it!

MOONCHILD (San Juan, Puerto Rico)- We never thought it'd happen, but it did- the opening track to Seventh Son being brought back to life! WAY better than both the Studio version and the Maiden England version, plus Jan's solo is AWESOME.

THE CLAIRVOYANT (Curitiba, Brazil)- Amazingly beautiful song, amazingly beautiful version too! I just plain love it. The 3 amigos do miss the guitar in the first couple seconds but then come back in, which I think sounds cooler. May be the best Clairvoyant yet!

HALLOWED BE THY NAME (Toronto, Canada)- WHOA. IN TEARS AT HOW AMAZING IT IS. EVen futher, it was recorded in my home country of Canada! BEst HBTN for sure... everything is just plain perfect. "See you in the summer"... that's true, I did see him (and them)- June 6th, 2008!

So in short, this is Maiden's best live album ever. Live After Death was cool, but THIS IS WAY BETTER. I listen to this album every day, and it's bar none, the best live album ever!!!!

Best Iron Maiden Live Album yet!!! A+
I do consider this to be the best live offering from maiden yet...I explain...

1. Live After Death-- Production B+, Performance A- (Bruce was struggling with some songs-for example, Aces High), Songs Selection A+

2. A Real Live/Dead One-- Production C-, Performance B-, Songs Selection A+

3. Rock in Rio-- Production A, Performance A+, Songs Selection B-

4. Flight 666-- Production A+, Performance A+ (just listen to Bruce's Vocals--AMAZING!!, especially for his age), Songs Selection A