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| | Iron Maiden: Flight 666 | | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Universal Music Enterprises | | Release Date : | | 2009-06-09 | | Store Price : | | $19.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $16.99 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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 Awesome Road Movie!
Submitted on: 2009-11-14 |
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I had the opportunity to see the IRON MAIDEN'S movie in cinema, and I don't hesitate a second to pre order it on Amazon!!
The quality of the documentary is amazing and I like it because it does print the personality of each member of the band and their manager!
Just one more thing: in the booklet which reads Dickinson's notes on the tour, said he enjoyed the Chilean pisco. I'm glad IRON MAIDEN came to Peru in 2009 and I hope that Dickinson might have taken a PISCO SOUR and check THAT ONLY ORIGINAL PISCO IS FROM PERU!!!!!!!! |
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 Maiden at their best
Submitted on: 2009-11-08 |
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| Iron Maiden's most ambitious tour yet. With Bruce Dickinson piloting a custom jumbo jet carrying the entire crew, all the equipment and the band they are able to jump from continent to continent in hours playing a concert basically every other day in a new city. The documentary is especially interesting and fun. Very impressive feat they pulled off and the concert is of course vintage Maiden. I highly recommend this for any Maiden fan. |
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Cheers to Maiden and Banger Productions!
Submitted on: 2009-10-28 |
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I bought this dvd not only out of interest in learning more about Iron Maiden, but also based on the strength of the other Banger Production films, "Metal: A Headbanger's Journey," and "Global Metal." I wasn't disappointed on either count.
This is a good-natured documentary of the Somewhere Back in Time tour. There's no tension or drama a la Metallica's "Some Kind of Monster" or Wilco's "I am Trying to Break Your Heart." These guys seem to really enjoy their music, their lives, and each other. There is NOTHING old or tired about them, and that makes watching them for an hour and forty minutes pure fun.
Writer/director Sam Dunn tells us at the beginning of the film that Maiden is his favorite band. He and Scot McFadyn have paid the band an immense tribute with this film. It is well-executed and enjoyable from start to finish. Excellent. |
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Maiden are one of the best live bands of all tiem
Submitted on: 2009-10-15 |
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| This DVD proves a simple point: Iron Maiden are one of the best live bands of all time. Their ferocity and talent have not mitigated with age. At a time when most bands from their era have either become caricatures of themselves or nostalgia acts, Maiden continue to evolve and push the envelope of their music; they re-invigorate songs that they have been playing for over two decades and still keep them fresh and exciting. Iron Maiden are simply amazing in terms of songwriting and stagecraft. There are bands half their age who cannot rival their output. This is not just another token filler live album between studio albums: this is a document of these Metal veterans at the top of, and re-inventing their game as they play it. A must buy for fans and a good place to start if you are still not one. Up the Irons. |
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Big time IM Fan...
Submitted on: 2009-10-15 |
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Im a Big Time Iron Maiden Fan.
I been to both concerts when they came to Costa Rica.
I have the full Discography, and i even love my Statue of Eddie the Great, besides i have Rock in Rio and at last in BLUE-RAY... Flight 666.
I been to many concerts, however this WAS the concert... never seen such band do such shows, and Bruce, i take my hat before him!
He enjoys his audience!
I would say this could beat Rock in Rio!
This is a Souvanier and a great bargain as well! |
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