Iron Maiden Video:

				Salesrank: 22733 Released: December 4, 2007
		Our Price: $9.99
		MPAA Rating: Media: DVD

Castle Donington England at Monsters of Rock Festi Reviews:
Cheap transfer from the VHS
2008-04-26 - I'll start by saying that this is not an official release. It was made by some company "Masterplan" that keep showing their annoying "MP" logo on the top left corner of the screen during the WHOLE show. I've had the original VHS copy for years now and i was hoping to have some improvement on the video and/or sound quality with this DVD release.

All i found is that this is a very very cheap transfer from the VHS. If you have the VHS, do not buy this DVD... you'll get better video/sound quality out of your VHS. If you dont have the VHS, then you might go after this, but i promise you'll get a better quality in Youtube.

Regarding the show, well... you all know it. It was a masterful performance from their 1992 Fear Of the Dark tour and i love the set list. I'm basing my review strictly because the quality of the product... not because Maiden's performance... this was a five stars performance...

I just hope Maiden officialy releases this show on DVD some day...


Fear of the Dark, Alive and Kickin'!
2007-12-05 - This was a great show! Iron Maiden totally rock live, and this movie proves it. The show opens up with the ferocious "Be Quick or Be Dead", which is the moment of the show that gets your blood pumping.

This was their show at the Monsters of Rock festival, and I wish I was there. Sure their last 2 albums before this were depressing (NPFTD sucked), the songs sounded great live. Some parts you gotta love would be the B&W footage of the fans going to the show in the beginning (with even the randomly placed shot of the clown begging for change), fans going up on stage during "Heaven Can Wait", and Adrian Smith joining the band for one number.

Some of the songs they play include: Wrathchild, Iron Maiden, Running Free, Afraid to Shoot Strangers, Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter.

No this isn't available on DVD here in Canada yet, but it's worth waiting for!