Iron
Maiden – Rock in Rio
Best Classic Metal Album
 The following was originally published in our Review section. 
 Review by Keavin
Wiggins
 The culmination of the “Brave New World
Tour” occurred at the Rock In Rio festival where the band performed before
250,000 screaming fans. Like their triumphant Long Beach Arena shows from
fifteen years before the band wanted to capture this performance for posterity.
Now fans the world over get to share in the “Rock in Rio” experience with
the release of the new live recordings of the performance aptly titled
“Rock in Rio” with an home video DVD release of the concert to be released
later this year. 
 “Rock in Rio” isn’t just another “live
album”; Iron Maiden fans can get an entire perspective of the band’s history
on the road by listening to each subsequent live album. Starting with “Maiden
in Japan” (If you can find a copy) to “Live After Death”, “A Real Live
One” and now “Rock in Rio” each album gives us a snapshot of the band at
that period of time and luckily for fans the track listings are varied.
Fans can own all of the Iron Maiden live releases without them being overly
redundant. While  “Live in Rio” features some early Maiden classics,
the album is really a showcase for where the band is at in this moment
in time. If anything “Rock in Rio” is the third essential live album to
be included in the Iron Maiden Live discography, the Iron Maiden Live Trilogy
if you will. 
  
  
 
 
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 Iron
Maiden – Rock in Rio
 Label: Metal-Is
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Tracks:
 Intro 
 Wicker Man, The 
 Ghost Of The Navigator 
 Brave New World 
 Wrathchild 
 2 Minutes To Midnight 
 Blood Brothers 
 Sign Of The Cross 
 Mercenary, The 
 Trooper, The 
 Dream Of Mirrors 
 Clansmen, The 
 Evil That Men Do, The 
 Fear Of The Dark 
 Iron Maiden 
 Number Of The Beast, The 
 Hallowed Be Thy Name 
 Sanctuary 
 Run To The Hills | 
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