Iron Maiden - Secret Gig at the Marquee Club

Even when this one is listed as an Iron Maiden bootleg this one is something else is more a 2/5 of Maiden. At the end of the 1985 world slavery tour the boys took 6 months off, in the meanwhile Mr. Adrian Smith with no personal life in that moment only musical life decide to work in a solo project with the help of Nicko Mc Brain, they started jamming with some friends like Dave Colwell: guitars (Samson) the one who wrote Reach Out (Wasted Years B-side), Andy Barnnet: Guitars (Urchin & FM) he is part of the writers of That Girl (Stranger in a strange land B-side) & Martin Connoly (Nicko's Friend), their set includes songs from all the members and some covers from Thin Lizzy, ZZ top and two Adrian's songs Lady & Silver & Gold.
Nicko arranged two gigs one under the name The Entire population of Hackney & other under the name The Sherman Tankers. This Audience recording was taken from the first show and was the beginning of ASAP (Adrian Smith & Project), Bruce Dickinson & Steve Harris joined the band on stage only for the Encores: Losfer words, 2 minutes to midnight, Rosalie & Tush.
As you can see 3 guitars is not new for Iron Maiden members (This also happened at the 1992 Donington Festival when Adrian Joined the band for Running Free as you can hear in the official recording).
Anyway this is not the full show the song Lady is missing on this label and you can find this track on the other version of this bootleg London Secret Gig – first edition of this document -.

Juanita

See Right Through You

Reach Out

Chevrolet

Silver & Gold

That Girl

Fighting Man

School Days

She's Gone

Try

Losfer Words

2 Minutes To Midnight

Rosalie

Tush

Iron Maiden - EuroMetal

Source

AUD

Sound Quality

A+

Format

mp3

Bitrate

128

Tracks

18

Iron Maiden - Troopers of Athens

Source

AUD

Sound Quality

B+

Format

mp3

Bitrate

128

Tracks

2 sides

Iron Maiden - Download Festival 2007

Iron Maiden - Live In Gothenburg

 

Iron Maiden - Killers on the run

Live at the Rainbow 28/12/80

SETLIST

The Ides Of March
Sanctuary
Wrathchild
Remember Tomorrow
Charlotte The Harlot
Killers
Another Life (Inc. Drum Solo)
Prowler
Innocent Exile
Phantom Of The Opera
Iron Maiden
Running Free
Drifter
Woman In Uniform
I've Got The Fire

 

 Live at the Rainbow  21/12/80

London Legendary Venues: the Rainbow Theatre

The Rainbow Theatre

Formerly the Finsbury Park Astoria, the Rainbow Theatre was a major venue in London during the Sixties and Seventies. The building (now the UCKG UK headquarters) still stands out from it's surroundings as you leave Finsbury Park tube station. Jimi Hendrix played here in 1967, where fans memorably watched him set fire to his guitar on stage for the first time. As the Astoria, it also played host to the very first Beatles Christmas Show in 1963. Later, in 1973, The Rainbow was the venue chosen by The Who's Pete Townsend, for Eric Clapton's comeback concert.
Location:
232 Seven Sisters Road Finsbury Park
London
N4 3NX
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Iron Maiden - Live at Rainbow 1980
- Vintage OOP video rip -
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This is Iron Maiden's earliest video and some of the earliest live footage of the band. It was entitled quite simply Iron Maiden and was recorded at London's Rainbow Theatre on 21st December 1980 – this is why it is also known as Live At The Rainbow. There is an interesting anecdote about this video: they experienced technical difficulties; one of the sound lines went down about halfway through the show; and half of the set had therefore to be played a second time. This is documented on the Before The Exile bootleg. The highlight of this video is certainly 'Phantom Of The Opera', which is one of of Maiden's very best songs. Other interesting features are a completely alternate set of lyrics for 'Killers' and the three spotlight-waving Eddies on stage during 'Iron Maiden'. This is 30 minutes of Iron Maiden's live raw power from the beginnings of the band.

7 classic early Maiden tracks