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This is amazing! Absolutely incredible!! A new, top-quality full pro-shot recording has been released for the “MAIDEN ENGLAND World Tour,” which revived the era of “The Seventh Prophecy”! This release was filmed at the “Greenwood Village performance on August 13, 2012.” It’s a multi-camera pro-shot! IRON MAIDEN has done several concept tours reviving their 80s sound, but among them, the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour,” which revived the era of their masterpiece album “The Seventh Prophecy,” is particularly popular. Unlike “FLIGHT 666,” it was never officially released, and they never came to Japan. To be more precise, they didn’t even come to Japan for the “SEVENTH TOUR OF A SEVENTH TOUR” in the 80s, making it one of the “tours we most wanted to see” for us Japanese. This release is a new pro-shot that serves as an official substitute for the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour.” Up until now, “ROCK IN RIO 2013” and “ROCK AM RING 2014” have reigned as the two greatest festivals, but from now on, this will be a trilogy including this film. First, let’s look back at the overview of their activities at the time and confirm the relationship between each of the three parts of the trilogy. June 21st – August 18th, 2012: North America #1 (34 shows) ←★HERE★ May 27th – August 4th, 2013: Europe #1 (32 shows) September 3rd – 17th: North America #2 (8 shows) September 20th – October 2nd: South America (6 shows) ←※ROCK IN RIO 2013 2014《Set Change》 May 27th – July 5th: Europe #2 (20 shows) ←※ROCK AM RING 2014 Fully official quality leaked professional shots from insiders This is the overall picture of the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour 2012-2014”. The Greenwood Village performance in this work was the 31st show of the early “North America #1” leg of the tour. In other words, this work is “2012: North America”, and “2013: South America” is “ROCK IN RIO The events are neatly spread out in terms of time and location, with “ROCK AM RING 2013” and “ROCK AM RING 2014” in Europe. Now, this work, which emerged from such a show, is a pro-shot leaked by someone involved in the industry that has just appeared. It was released as an example of the work that a professional video engineer has been involved in. The quality is superb, what you would call “completely official quality.” The picture and sound quality are perfect, and the sound mix and camerawork are also perfect. Its individuality is similar to “ROCK IN RIO 2013” and “ROCK AM RING It’s a little different from “2014.” The previous two works were broadcast/streaming pro-shots, but this one is a leak. It was probably intended to be projected onto a screen at the venue, so the camerawork and sound are different from regular TV broadcasts or official works. For example, the camerawork mainly consists of extreme close-ups of the band members. The venue screen is there to show the band members’ expressions to the audience at a distance, so there’s no need for full stage shots or audience scenes. And the sound is pure live sound. The sound quality is perfect, but there are no effects to create a sense of scale like you would with home audio, and the core is completely exposed. At times, the engineer makes a switching mistake and the sound gets loud for a moment, such as when the vocals or solos come in. It’s a different tour, but if you’ve experienced “PORTO ALEGRE 2008,” you might get it if I say it’s “the MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour version of that.” A full show that updates the world of the seventh prophecy. This ultra-high-quality multi-camera pro-shot footage captures a full show that updates the world of “The Seventh Prophecy” with 2012 technology. The setlist for this tour differed slightly between “2012/2013” and “2014,” and this release is, of course, the former. Let’s compare it with “ROCK AM RING 2014,” a representative work from the latter. The Seventh Prophecy (5 songs) – Moonchild (*) / Can I Play With Madness / Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son / The Clairvoyant (*) / The Evil That Men Do Classics (13 songs) – Di’Anno era: Phantom Of The Opera / Iron Maiden / Running Free (*) – The Mark of Magic: The Prisoner / The Number Of The Beast / Run To The Hills – Others: The Trooper / 2 Minutes To Midnight / Aces High / Wasted Years / Afraid To Shoot Strangers (*) / Fear Of The Dark *Note: A “★” indicates a song not seen in the masterpiece pro-shot “ROCK AM RING 2014”. A “＊” indicates a song not performed after the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour”. …and so on. It’s typical of IRON MAIDEN to include a number from “FEAR OF THE DARK” while saying “up to the Seventh Son of a Seventh”. In fact, “Afraid To Shoot Strangers” is the rarest song. Since Bruce Dickinson’s return, this masterpiece has only been performed in the first half of the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour”. IRON MAIDEN has announced their 50th anniversary “RUN FOR YOUR LIVES World Tour” coming to Japan this November. The concept is “From Iron Maiden to Fear of the Dark”. Yes, the scope of the questions is actually the same as this work. This work itself is the official substitute for the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour”, and at the same time, it is “This time for sure, this time for sure, the great song Seventh Son of a Seventh “We might get to see Son!”…It even ignites such expectations. A newly unearthed pro-shot from the “MAIDEN ENGLAND Tour.” A multi-camera master leaked by someone involved in the “Greenwood Village, August 13, 2012” performance, of completely official-grade quality. Because it was intended for on-site screens, it’s full of extreme close-ups of the members, and the sound is raw and direct. This is an absolute must-see video that forms a trilogy of top-notch pro-shots, alongside “ROCK IN RIO 2013” and “ROCK AM RING 2014.” Comfort Dental Amphitheatre, Greenwood Village, CO, USA 13th August 2012 (105:09) 1. Intro (Rising Mercury) 2. Moonchild 3. Can I Play With Madness 4. The Prisoner 5. 2 Minutes To Midnight 6. Bruce Speech 7. Afraid To Shoot Strangers 8. The Trooper 9. The Number Of The Beast 10. Phantom Of The Opera 11. Run To The Hills 12. Wasted Years 13. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son 14. The Clairvoyant 15. Fear Of The Dark 16. Iron Maiden 17. Churchill’s Speech 18. Aces High 19. The Evil That Men Do 20. Running Free Bruce Dickinson – Vocals Steve Harris – Bass Dave Murray – Guitar Adrian Smith – Guitar Janick Gers – Guitar Nicko McBrain – Drums PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.105min.
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