“A Night at Palladium” comes up as “The Beast on the Road” when the discs are inserted into the player, suggesting that this title comes from an earlier version. The recording’s excellent, and vividly brings back the eerie images accompanying the spoken words preceding tracks like “Number of the Beast” and “Prisoner”. Dickinson did not, however, do justice to such Maiden classics as “Wrathchild”, “Iron Maiden”, or “Phantom of the Opera”. Those live performances are best left for listening from the official, and classic, “Maiden Japan” album. Dickinson’s strength, however, was the new material, and he did a fine job with it in this concert. As a result, for the fans who loved Maiden with Dickinson on their “Number of the Beast” tour, this is a great title.