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Unique in the annals of unoffical releases, Godfather offers a six-disc Iron Maiden box set containing shows from their early eighties peak British Metal Onslaught (GR BOX 14).
The three shows originate from England. The Beast Tames Oxford covers the March 9th, 1982 concert at the Apollo Theatre in Oxford.
Brain Damage At Hammersmith covers the May 26th, 1983 show in London.
And Gaumont Slaves the September 18th, 1984 show in Ipswich. The box set also comes with a 12 page booklet.
Related posts:9 Responses to “Iron Maiden British Metal Onslaught on Godfather”Subscribes to this topic Comment RSS or TrackBack URLThis looks very interesting. No doubt they will use “Smilers” version of Oxford. The Hammersmith recording will probably be from the numerous versions already out there (“Eddies Boys 10 years old” / “Die with your Boots on Pt1 Pt2″. The 84 set will be interesting if this is a “new” unsurfaced recording. Set list is correct. Bruces words caused all sorts of questions for the Maiden trading community ;-) Basically,the Hammersmith shows had 2 extra songs compared to the main UK tour (as they were recording for possible release) What most people didn’t know & Bruce didn’t help by saying what he did, at a few dates they dropped in one extra song. I’m guessing it was to rehearse the tracks before Hammersmith (They also did the extra songs sometimes during soundchecks ) So, Sheffield got “Wrathchild”,Ipswich got “Murders In The Rue Morgue” ,Leicester got “Children Of the Damned”, Oxford got “Phantom of the Opera” & St Austell got “Die With Your Boots On “ Not being a major Maiden fan, I still couldn’t resist the temptation and bought this one when I saw it. Not a major fan also means I haven’t clogged up my hearing with loads and loads of other shows on bootlegs. Given this, I have to say that this is simply stellar! I really REALLY enjoy this. The performances are just as breath-taking as I had hoped for – I am sure the super fans will agree – but more importantly, the recordings are fantasic. Clear and seems to pick up all the instruments with enviable clarity. Sorry the comment area are closed |
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