Iron Maiden
Killing Time - (Metal Memory - MM90009)
De Vereeniging
Nijmegen, Netherlands
April 28, 1981.
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Silver CD > Flac
01 Genghis Khan
02 Killers
03 Purgatory
04 Sanctuary
05 Remember Tomorrow
06 Twilight Zone
07 Phantom Of The Opera
08 Iron Maiden
09 Transylvania
10 Drifter
Personnel:
Paul Di'Anno Vocals
Adrian Smith Guitar
Dave Murray Guitar
Steve Harris Bass
Clive Burr (R.I.P.) Drums
Our first Iron Maiden offering comes from the era fronted by Paul DiAnno. Paul fronted the band through it's formative years, recording the bands first 2 full length albums. Paul was fired from the band after the tour for the second release Killers. Dianno himself admits that his drug use and erratic behavior was just too much and he would not have been able to last much longer. Dianno was replaced by former Samson vocalist Bruce Dickinson for the follow up release "Number Of The Beast" and the Maiden machine began to roll over the world. Clive Burr was dismissed during the Beast On The Road World Tour for what Steve Haris called performances that were affected by off stage activities. Clive maintained he was unfairly fired. Clive passed away from complications due to multiple sclerosis at the age of 56. The treatments for his disease left Clive deep in debt. Iron Maiden had quite a few charity events to raise funds to assist in Clive's care.
Killing Time - (Metal Memory - MM90009)
De Vereeniging
Nijmegen, Netherlands
April 28, 1981.
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Silver CD > Flac
01 Genghis Khan
02 Killers
03 Purgatory
04 Sanctuary
05 Remember Tomorrow
06 Twilight Zone
07 Phantom Of The Opera
08 Iron Maiden
09 Transylvania
10 Drifter
Personnel:
Paul Di'Anno Vocals
Adrian Smith Guitar
Dave Murray Guitar
Steve Harris Bass
Clive Burr (R.I.P.) Drums
Our first Iron Maiden offering comes from the era fronted by Paul DiAnno. Paul fronted the band through it's formative years, recording the bands first 2 full length albums. Paul was fired from the band after the tour for the second release Killers. Dianno himself admits that his drug use and erratic behavior was just too much and he would not have been able to last much longer. Dianno was replaced by former Samson vocalist Bruce Dickinson for the follow up release "Number Of The Beast" and the Maiden machine began to roll over the world. Clive Burr was dismissed during the Beast On The Road World Tour for what Steve Haris called performances that were affected by off stage activities. Clive maintained he was unfairly fired. Clive passed away from complications due to multiple sclerosis at the age of 56. The treatments for his disease left Clive deep in debt. Iron Maiden had quite a few charity events to raise funds to assist in Clive's care.
just a small correction - Bruce was a member of Samson, not Saxon...
ReplyDeleteanyway, thanks for sharing your great recordings...
You're welcome.
ReplyDeleteDave
Thanks for this. Awesome packaging, allthought the pictures are from the wrong era. Too bad the real labels couldn't do more things like this...
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, and I agree the label should put this out in a nice package.
ReplyDeleteJustDave