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    Added on: 18/6/2002 23:52
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    Iron Maiden: Rock In Rio (2 Disc Set Limited Edition) (UK)

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    18 tracks
    Certificate: U
    Running Time: 0 mins
    Retail Price: £19.99
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    Synopsis:
    Tracklisting:
    The Wicker Man; Ghost Of The Navigator; Brave New World; Wrathchild; Two Minutes To Midnight; Blood Brothers; Sign Of The Cross; The Mercenary; The Trooper, Dream Of Mirrors; The Clansman; The Evil That Men Do; Fear Of The Dark; Iron Maiden; The Number Of The Beast; Hallowed By Thy Name; Sanctuary; Run To The Hills.

    Special Features:
    South American Tour Documentary footage
    Candid interviews with all members of Iron Maiden, A Day in the Life
    Ross Halfin Photo Diary - 50 exclusive photos from Iron Maiden`s South American tour with audio commentary from official photographer Ross Halfin

    Audio Tracks:
    Dolby Digital 5.1 English
    DTS 5.1 English

    Music From:
    Iron Maiden

    Distributor:
    Sanctuary Digital Entertainment

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    8 / 10
    Iron Maiden are one of the world`s biggest metal bands. They`ve been around for over 25 years and are still very popular. This DVD features a concert they performed at the Rock In Rio in Brazil in January 2001 in front of 250,000 people. The concert is very good featuring many of Maiden`s best songs.

    The picture quality is fantastic but suffers from being fullscreen instead of widescreen. Considering the extravagant stage for this show, the full frame transfer doesn`t really help enhance this. But there`s nothing wrong with the picture besides that.

    The sound quality is excellent. The DTS track is my preferred choice. Some good surround effects in the mix.

    The extras aren`t bad. There are interviews with the band, A Day In the Life featurette and a photo gallery.

    This is a great DVD from one of Metal`s finest acts. Now if only they release one of the Brixton Academy shows from earlier this year. Perhaps the one I attended.
    posted by dvd_man on 6/12/2002 20:19