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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 |
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| 1. Satellite 15 |
| 2. The Final Frontier |
| 3. El Dorado |
| 4. 2 Minutes to Midnight |
| 5. The Talisman |
| 6. Coming Home |
| 7. Dance of Death |
| 8. The Trooper |
| 9. The Wicker Man |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Blood Brothers |
| 2. When the Wild Wind Blows |
| 3. The Evil That Men Do |
| 4. Fear of the Dark |
| 5. Iron Maiden |
| 6. The Number of the Beast |
| 7. Hallowed Be Thy Name |
| 8. Running Free |
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Product Description
17-track live album by the legendary British heavy metal band. The album was recorded in 2011 at the Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile during the band's Final Frontier world tour. The album has been well received by critics and includes the tracks '2 Minutes to Midnight', 'The Trooper', 'The Wicker Man', 'The Evil That Men Do', 'Hallowed Be Thy Name', 'The Number of the Beast', and many more.
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2LP Recorded Live In Santiago April 10Th, 2011
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Mr Blackwell
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Choice is a wonderful thing,as is freewill,if you dont want to buy this disc,well dont,nobody is forcing your arm up your back or your cash into Eddie's bank account.
This is British metal at its best,Maiden on form and at the top of their game(its fair to say tho' that Bruce's voice isnt as strong as in the past)
i've docked a star as the sound quality at times is a little cluttered,Shirley's production will not be to everyones taste,indeed i feel all the live discs since 'ROCK IN RIO' are the same.
A live album is essentially a souvenir, a memory of the concert,a representation of a moment in a bands history,wether we like it our not Maiden's popularity in South America is stratospheric,its the new world for heavy rock and Maiden are at the forefront.
In terms of the track listing its fair to point out that 8 appeared on ROCK IN RIO, and 6 apiece appeared on DEATH ON THE ROAD and FLIGHT 666,so its not totally repetitive,the mainstays of the set will always be the likes of 2 Minutes...,Hallowed be thy name etc,every band has a core set list that is reproduced everytime,it dont bother me,it may bother others,thats where you pays yer money and takes your choice.
This is a superb album,well worth purchase,personally i feel it tops all the post BRAVE NEW WORLD live albums,of course it wont beat LIVE AFTER DEATH(what could?),buy and enjoy.
This is British metal at its best,Maiden on form and at the top of their game(its fair to say tho' that Bruce's voice isnt as strong as in the past)
i've docked a star as the sound quality at times is a little cluttered,Shirley's production will not be to everyones taste,indeed i feel all the live discs since 'ROCK IN RIO' are the same.
A live album is essentially a souvenir, a memory of the concert,a representation of a moment in a bands history,wether we like it our not Maiden's popularity in South America is stratospheric,its the new world for heavy rock and Maiden are at the forefront.
In terms of the track listing its fair to point out that 8 appeared on ROCK IN RIO, and 6 apiece appeared on DEATH ON THE ROAD and FLIGHT 666,so its not totally repetitive,the mainstays of the set will always be the likes of 2 Minutes...,Hallowed be thy name etc,every band has a core set list that is reproduced everytime,it dont bother me,it may bother others,thats where you pays yer money and takes your choice.
This is a superb album,well worth purchase,personally i feel it tops all the post BRAVE NEW WORLD live albums,of course it wont beat LIVE AFTER DEATH(what could?),buy and enjoy.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Bartek
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
A lot of people might be annoyed with not that recent Maiden's policy of releasing live album after each studio album and world tour.
However, golden rule says if you don't want it do not buy it.
As for the album itself I really enjoy it. Apart from classics which every Maidenian have heard thousand of times in every possible version I was extremely courious how the new songs will be catched on live recording.
And I am not dissapointed. As a Maiden maniac since 1991 I am very impressed with this piece. New songs sounds very well, in my personal opinion slightly better than their studio versions. Interaction of Chillean fans is also amazing and Maiden is well known for their strong bond with masses attending their shows. And this can be heard on this recording.
I will, as I do it usually, not describe each song as these should be consumed on a personal basis. I will just say this - if you love Iron Maiden buy this album!
Up the Irons!!!
Cheers!
However, golden rule says if you don't want it do not buy it.
As for the album itself I really enjoy it. Apart from classics which every Maidenian have heard thousand of times in every possible version I was extremely courious how the new songs will be catched on live recording.
And I am not dissapointed. As a Maiden maniac since 1991 I am very impressed with this piece. New songs sounds very well, in my personal opinion slightly better than their studio versions. Interaction of Chillean fans is also amazing and Maiden is well known for their strong bond with masses attending their shows. And this can be heard on this recording.
I will, as I do it usually, not describe each song as these should be consumed on a personal basis. I will just say this - if you love Iron Maiden buy this album!
Up the Irons!!!
Cheers!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Milly
Format:Audio CD
Where the Rock In Rio CD has a nice thick sound, this album sounds a bit mid-range and cluttered and in some places Steve's bass is not its usual clanky self. The opening riff in the Wicker Man sounds a bit strange too. These minor quibbles aside, this is still a great live album featuring the complete Final Frontier tour setlist. Eldorado sounds tremendous as do the other new album live tracks. I've still to sit down and watch the DVD so that will be for another review.
I agree with others that it's hard to top the Live After Death performance but at least these newer live albums provide the full gig. Given the timing constraints of vinyl, the remastered Live After Death CD in 1998 attempted to give an insight into a standard set list from the World Slavery Tour by offering a second disc of material. This would have been great if it had been produced properly - there is a guitar track missing throughout the extra the songs (possibly Adrian's)that makes the songs unlistenable, unless of course you want to grab your guitar and use as a 'play along with Maiden':>)
Roll on the Maiden England 2012/13 Tour and let's hope it comes to UK arenas and not just one stop-off in a muddy field.
I agree with others that it's hard to top the Live After Death performance but at least these newer live albums provide the full gig. Given the timing constraints of vinyl, the remastered Live After Death CD in 1998 attempted to give an insight into a standard set list from the World Slavery Tour by offering a second disc of material. This would have been great if it had been produced properly - there is a guitar track missing throughout the extra the songs (possibly Adrian's)that makes the songs unlistenable, unless of course you want to grab your guitar and use as a 'play along with Maiden':>)
Roll on the Maiden England 2012/13 Tour and let's hope it comes to UK arenas and not just one stop-off in a muddy field.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Snailmedia
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a difficult album to review. Mainly this is because its another Iron Maiden live album and follows a similar pattern to the others that have preceded it, a mix of new stuff and classic stuff. So, with that in mind... lets go.
The positives: The production work is very very good and the sound quality is excellent, particularly from the 'tight as an aquatic mammals ring piece' rhythm section of Harris and McBrain. The drums sound great as does the bass (not as overtly bright as on some live recordings while retaining the Harris signature twang with beef behind it). Bruce's air raid siren voice hasn't really dissipated over the years and is on fine form here. The rhythm guitar work is as usual, bang on, as is the mixture across the soundstage of the three guitars. The crowd is also very vocal which makes a difference to the energy of the concert.
The negatives: The biggest one for me is the solo's. Listen to Live After Death and the solos are either close to the original, melodic, or come ripping out to accentuate the songs as solos should, or a mixture of the three. On En Vivo, we get a rather poor series of overt noodlings, squeals and fretboard wrangling that leaves one rather flaccid when you have been built up to unleashing the solo by the excellent work before it. Case in point is this version of Hallowed Be Thy Name. It kicks off half way through with the pounding rhythm and builds to the point of solo release and then 'quack'... not the uplifting moment of the original but rather a mess of confused twiddle and whammy bar nonsense that just makes you think 'here it comes!... oh... meh'. Out of this mess the only person to remain mainly untarnished is Adrian Smith who remains the most able of the guitars.... Read more ›
The positives: The production work is very very good and the sound quality is excellent, particularly from the 'tight as an aquatic mammals ring piece' rhythm section of Harris and McBrain. The drums sound great as does the bass (not as overtly bright as on some live recordings while retaining the Harris signature twang with beef behind it). Bruce's air raid siren voice hasn't really dissipated over the years and is on fine form here. The rhythm guitar work is as usual, bang on, as is the mixture across the soundstage of the three guitars. The crowd is also very vocal which makes a difference to the energy of the concert.
The negatives: The biggest one for me is the solo's. Listen to Live After Death and the solos are either close to the original, melodic, or come ripping out to accentuate the songs as solos should, or a mixture of the three. On En Vivo, we get a rather poor series of overt noodlings, squeals and fretboard wrangling that leaves one rather flaccid when you have been built up to unleashing the solo by the excellent work before it. Case in point is this version of Hallowed Be Thy Name. It kicks off half way through with the pounding rhythm and builds to the point of solo release and then 'quack'... not the uplifting moment of the original but rather a mess of confused twiddle and whammy bar nonsense that just makes you think 'here it comes!... oh... meh'. Out of this mess the only person to remain mainly untarnished is Adrian Smith who remains the most able of the guitars.... Read more ›
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As they get older the party keeps going and getting better
Bruce and the boys give a great show and seem to have a party on stage.
As they get older the party keeps going and getting better
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If you do nothing else in your life, see Maiden live.
Probably the best live band in the World ever.
This album showcases their tour up to and including their latest studio album. Read more
This album showcases their tour up to and including their latest studio album. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mr. T. J. Taylor
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Still the best band in the world
Like any other Iron Maiden's live album, En Vivo! is a gift for the fans, who can enjoy the power of the band after more than 30 years of career
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Excellent ! - I saw highlights of the concert on a TV program and just had to add it to my collection. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Barnacle Bill
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I have read all the comments , and yes the set list is some what the same as others, but these are the songs the fans know and want to hear, If they came out and played the whole... Read more
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