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Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
— Revelations 13:18

The flight number of “Ed Force One” is always 666, and though decidedly evil, it's a perfect title for the new 2-disc concert DVD from legendary metal pioneers Iron Maiden.

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From the onset of their Somewhere Back In Time Tour in early 2008, Iron Maiden set out to douse the world in otherworldly music, flames, explosions and hardcore theatrics.

As if possessed by the Devil himself, the Flight 666 concert DVD includes only the best of the beast; the loudest, head-bashingest, fist-pumpingly thrashed out versions of each track from their standard SBIT setlist — including some of the greatest songs in Eddie’s vault.

Welcome to “The Somewhere Back in Time Capsule,” a compilation of 20+ years of great Iron Maiden videos that recreates the entire Somewhere Back in Time Tour setlist.

What's included is some of the most spectacular stuff we could find — from Long Beach to London, Brazil to Birmingham.

If you think there's a better alternative for any of the tracks, feel free to suggest a different version and we'll add it to the capsule if we agree.

Up the Irons!

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In January of 2001 Iron Maiden played Rock in Rio III for the final show of their Brave New World Tour.

Show here is a ripping Fear of the Dark that highlights Bruce Dickinson's voice and Adrian Smith's guitar work, both of whom had recently returned to the band.

The entire show was “the heat” both literally and figuratively, as captured in glorious detail on the Iron Maiden Rock in Rio DVD and CD.

P.S. Happy birthday to The Inlaw. He says this is “the SICKEST version of Fear of the Dark EVER!”

Here's a few minutes of face-melting guitar work from Dave Murray of Iron Maiden.

Maiden played the first night of the original Rock in Rio, a 10-day-long festival festival in 1985 attended by about 1.4 million people, during their World Slavery Tour. The performance celebrated the release of Maiden's classic album, Powerslave.

There's plenty of great close-ups so you can steal Dave's licks... if you dare try!