ok if you want a great album buy a studio recording but if you want a raw rocking alubum then you get live not studio ok so if you think that it sounds crappy get over it go listen to kid rock you wannabes

no one should diss this album because its simply wut it is..a "raw" live recording. its presents maiden with a certain "rawness" that makes it great. it lacks some of the classics...but it carries many of the essentials. some of the recordings are even better than "live after death" which isnt really maiden @ their best anyway.

As the last reviewer said, there are some great songs on this CD, but the recording quality is really bad. If you want to hear Maiden live, get Live After Death. This CD is put to better use as a frisbee, however. I suspect that when vocalist Bruce Dickinson quit the band, the rest of Maiden decided to milk him for all he was worth to delay hiring a new singer. This album, along with the other live album released around the same time, A Real Live One, was the result. It's actually an insult to the fans to release a low quality recording like this, so don't waste your money on it.

Check it out! He actually hits the notes in Run to the Hills!
It's rough in spots (Bruce forgets some words in Where Eagles Dare) but it's not a bad CD. It's good that they separated this one from the Real Live One, because his voice isn't as good in that CD. Real Iron Maiden fans will enjoy.

This release is not as bad as what the previous reviewers wrote. It has classic songs that every one remembers. Check it out, you should have no complaints.