Iron Maiden Live After Death (40th Anniversary Edition)

• 1. Intro: Churchill's Speech
• 2. Aces High
• 3. 2 Minutes To Midnight
• 4. The Trooper
• 5. Revelations
• 6. Flight of Icarus
• 7. Rime of the Ancient Mariner
• 8. Powerslave
• 9. The Number of the Beast
• 10. Hallowed Be Thy Name
• 11. Iron Maiden
• 12. Run to the Hills
• 13. Running Free
• 14. Wrathchild
• 15. 22 Acacia Avenue
• 16. Children of the Damned
• 17. Die with Your Boots On
• 18. Phantom of the Opera

Exactly 40 years to the day since it was first released, Parlophone Records are pleased to announce a brand new, beautifully packaged, limited collectors 2LP colour vinyl edition of Iron Maiden's classic album Live After Death.

Featuring the original revered gatefold sleeve artwork, the album comes with two 140g colour vinyl (one in blue, the other in yellow) featuring the 2015 audio remastering. The package also includes a replica 24 page World Slavery Tour programme, bringing back to life the original tour programme for new generations.

Additionally the vinyl features a replica tour pass and a glossy 12 page booklet, which contains the original eight page booklet alongside an exclusive and brand new essay entitled Rime And Punishment: Celebrating 40 Years Of Live After Death, where Iron Maiden fan club editor Alexander Milas interviews Steve Harris, Nicko McBrain, Rod Smallwood and acclaimed illustrator Derek Riggs about the legendary album.

Widely acclaimed as not just the greatest heavy metal live album of all time, but one of the most iconic live releases in any musical genre, Live After Death was recorded mostly during the four nights that Maiden played at Los Angeles’ Long Beach Arena in March 1985. The final side of the double album was recorded during the four nights the band played at Hammersmith Odeon in October 1984.

Both sets of concerts were part of the ground-breaking World Slavery Tour, in support of the band’s 1984 album Powerslave, which started in Poland and featured 187 concerts across 331 days. The tour firmly established Iron Maiden as one of the most exciting live bands on the planet, a reputation that they carry to this day.