Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden Rock In Rio 2DVD
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 See Larger Image | Iron Maiden - Rock In Rio (2DVD) List Price : $19.98 USD Your Price : $14.99 USD ProductGroup: DVD Actor(s): Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris (IV), Dave Murray (III), Adrian Smith (II), Janick Gers Director(s): Dean Karr Movie Release Date : 2002-08-20 Studio : Sony Label : Sony Avg. Customer Rating : (116 reviews) Running Time : 120
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Reviews Customer Reviews for Iron Maiden Rock In Rio 2DVD Rock in Rio Revisited Rating: Finally got around to playing Visions on a new Blu_ray player and there is a cut from this disc in that one as a bonus or whatever. The sound of the cut from this disc just blew me away and I ordered RiR the next day. The picture quality is GREAT and the DTS sound track is just wall to wall, 9 on a 10 scale. Two negatives however, the video editing is nauseating. The picture does not stay on the screen from one camera for more than just a few seconds at a time. I think the box says they used 18 cameras and they edited the video switching between them as fast as humanly possible, Bruce's vocals could have been mixed/edited/overdubbed just a little better. There are a couple of drop outs on the vocals during the show. Nothing is perfect but this could have easily been fixed in post production.
In summation: PQ gets 5 stars, video editing 3 stars, Sound FIVE BIG STARS. The sound from this show will knock you down, run over you, back up and run over you again. Buy or Die!
Customer Reviews for Iron Maiden Rock In Rio 2DVD Cd Iron Maiden - 'Rock In Rio' (Sony) Rating: Superb eighteen song DVD of the notorious Iron Maiden playing to an extremely large crowd in 2001. Fortunately, I got to see them a year before that. Semi-promising tracks off their new (at the time) disc 'Brave New World' included the title track, "Ghost Of The Navigator" and "Dream Of Mirrors". Sound and picture quality here are top notch. Of course, we also get to thoroughly soak in plenty of that good 'ol classic Maiden like "The Trooper", "The Evil That Men Do", one of my personal Maiden favorites - the awesome "Number Of The Beast", "Hallowed Be Thy Name" and the '80's metal foot-stomper "Run To The Hills". For me, one of the most memorable scenes on this DVD is during the song "Iron Maiden", when vocalist Bruce Dickinson bonds with several women (who are dressed to be sacrificed) groups in and willingly enters an actual iron maiden - the ancient torture device. Highly recommended.
Editorial Reviews for Iron Maiden Rock In Rio 2DVD Audio Cd Amazon.com A souvenir from the 2001 Rock in Rio festival, this set proves that Iron Maiden not only are among the elite heavy-metal purveyors of all time but can still shred onstage with the best of them. The British sextet holds its audience of a quarter-million in thrall for two hours, opening with a pummeling "Wicker Man" and wending its way through nearly three decades of hard-rocking tales of the mythic and supernatural: "The Mercenary," "The Trooper," "The Evil That Men Do," "The Number of the Beast," and ending with the ubiquitous "Run for the Hills." Concert footage was edited by bassist Steve Harris; obviously attuned to his band's rhythms, he ensures the visuals are as in-your-face as the music. A second disc spends 50 minutes showing band members doing non-rock & roll things offstage, like vocalist Bruce Dickinson's predilection for fencing and flying planes. A short "Day in the Life" featurette, brief group interviews, and the band's photographer Ross Halfin's photo diary round out the bonus disc. --Kevin Filipski
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