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Two disc documentary featuring interviews with Iron Maiden, rare performance footage, seldom seen photos & much more. They've been in the business almost 35 years and remain amongst the world's favourite rock bands, still selling out stadiums and scoring top 10 records regularly. But Iron Maiden's history has not been an easy journey; despite the group making their ongoing popularity appear effortless, blood, sweat and tears have all been shed in the band's passionate desire to remain at the top of their game for this incredible period. This two disc independent documentary collection reveals much previously unknown about Iron Maiden and its personnel, and with the assistance of rare archive, exclusive and vintage interviews, contributions from close collaborators, contemporaries and the finest rock journalists, plus seldom seen footage and photographs, draws an accurate picture of what it has taken for this giant amongst rock bands to achieve so much over such a long time. Additional Details Label: Chrome Dreams Genre: Pop/Rock Run Time: 237 mins Region: 0 Release Date: 07/24/12 UPC: 823564528793
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Iron Maiden: The Future Has Come to Pass (2012)
They've been in the business almost 35 years and remain amongst the world's favorite rock bands, still selling out stadiums and scoring top 10 records regularly. But Iron Maiden's history has not been an easy journey; despite the group making their ongoing popularity appear effortless, blood, sweat and tears have all been shed in the band's passionate desire to remain at the top of their game for this incredible period. This two disc independent documentary collection reveals much previously unknown about Iron Maiden and its personnel.