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Death On The Road
29th August 2005
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CD 1 |
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1. |
Wildest Dreams
(Smith, Harris) |
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2. |
Wrathchild
(Harris) |
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3. |
Can I Play With Madness
(Smith, Dickinson, Harris) |
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4. |
The Trooper
(Harris) |
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5. |
Dance Of Death
(Gers, Harris) |
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6. |
Rainmaker
(Murray, Harris, Dickinson) |
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7. |
Brave New World
(Smith, Dickinson, Harris) |
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8. |
Paschendale
(Smith, Harris) |
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9. |
Lord Of The Flies
(Harris, Gers) |
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CD 2 |
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1. |
No More Lies
(Harris) |
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2. |
Hallowed Be Thy Name
(Harris) |
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3. |
Fear Of The Dark
(Harris) |
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4. |
Iron Maiden
(Harris) |
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5. |
Journeyman
(Smith, Harris, Dickinson) |
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6. |
The Number Of The Beast
(Harris) |
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7. |
Run To The Hills
(Harris) |
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Single:
Tour:
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Recorded entirely during the concert in Dortmund on 24th November 2003,
Death On The Road features "only" 7 songs that hadn't been
previously officially released in their live version. All the others have been heard live many times
before, and 'Lord Of The Flies' sung (screamed? massacred?) by Bruce Dickinson
could have been replaced in the setlist by a more appropriate song. In any case, Iron Maiden is
essentially a live band and this recording shows that these "dinosaurs of Metal"
are still able to perform admirably despite all those years already spent on the road
(just ignore the overdubs!).
Although it's nothing fantastic, this album remains very good. It's a Maiden album after all!
It is also dedicated to the memory of Manu Da Silva, landlord of
Eddie's Bar
and long-time friend of Steve Harris's, who passed away during the 2005 tour.
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