The last tour of the golden era, “REAL LIVE Tour”, was held after Bruce Dickinson decided to leave the group. A masterpiece video that allows you to witness the whole story is now available. This work was filmed at “Berlin performance on April 11, 1993.” This is the spectacular audience shot. “REAL LIVE Tour” is an unexpected hidden gem that even collectors tend to overlook. During this period, a variety of official live albums were being released, including ``LIVE AT DONINGTON'', and the bootleg was starting to suffer, but while following the ``FEAR OF THE DARK Tour'', the live album ```` For the production of ``A Real DEAD One'', we increased the amount of classics. It was a show that was a little different from the Japanese performance and “LIVE AT DONINGTON”. In order to sort out the relationship between these two tours, let's take a look at the schedule at the time. 1992 "FEAR OF THE DARK Tour"《FEAR OF THE DARK'' released on May 11th》 June 3rd + 5th: UK (2 performances) June 8th - July 17th: North America (25 performances) ) ・July 25th - August 4th: South America (5 performances) ・August 15th - September 19th: Europe #1 (18 performances) ← *Official LIVE AT DONINGTON ・September 26th - October 10th Sunday: Latin America (6 performances) October 20th - November 4th: Oceania/Japan (10 performances)《Bruce Dickinson announces withdrawal》1993 “REAL LIVE Tour”《May 11th “A Real LIVE One” ” release] ・March 25th - June 4th: Europe #2 (44 performances) ←★Here★ ・August 27th + 28th: UK (2 performances) ← *Official RAISING HELL《October 18th “A Real DEAD One” released》《“LIVE AT DONINGTON” released on November 8》》This is the 1992/1993 IRON MAIDEN. The 1992 edition was the “FEAR OF THE DARK Tour”, which ended with a performance in Japan in November. Around the time of the release of ``A Real LIVE One,'' which summarizes the events, Bruce announced his withdrawal from the band. The following 1993 edition was “REAL LIVE Tour”. The Berlin performance of this work was the 10th concert of “Europe #2”. This work, taken at such a show, is a spectacular shot with an outstanding sense of stability. The photo was taken from the left side of the stage (closer to Yannick Guards), but perhaps he was sitting in the stands, passing directly over the heads of the arena audience and looking directly at the stage. However, even though it is a stand, it does not look down on you, but you can see all the highlights from the same line of sight as the members. If it weren't for the shadows that hide the camera here and there, you'd think it was a shot of someone involved. What makes this vision even stronger is the sense of stability and camera work. Even though I am actively shooting, there is no camera shake at all. I don't know if he's using a tripod or if he's using the handrail at the front of the stand as a tripod, but even if he swings it from left to right, it doesn't get rough, and it grabs the person he's aiming for in the center and doesn't let go. What is depicted in such a spectacular view is the entire picture of the “REAL LIVE Tour”, which is similar to but different from the “FEAR OF THE DARK Tour”. When it comes to videos from 1993, the official work "RAISING HELL" is famous (by the way, the official product is out of print, but you can enjoy the highest version in our store's "RAISING HELL: DELUXE EDITION"), so even though it was a bit of a bummer, I was able to get the set. Let's sort it out. Before “Resurrection” (10 songs)・Steel Maiden: Prowler (★)／Transylvania／Remember Tomorrow (★)／Iron Maiden／Sanctuary・Magic Mark: The Number Of The Beast／Run To The Hills (★)／ Hallowed Be Thy Name・Brain Reform: Where Eagles Dare (★) / The Trooper After “Resurrection” (10 songs)・Somewhere in Time: Wasted Years (★) / Heaven Can Wait・Seventh Prophecy: The Evil That Men Do/The Clairvoyant/No Prayer for the Dying: Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter/Fear of the Dark: Be Quick Or Be Dead/From Here To Eternity/Wasting Love (★ ) / Afraid To Shoot Strangers / Fear Of The Dark *Note: Songs marked with “★” are not seen in the official video “RAISING HELL”. ...and it looks like this. Although it is different from "RAISING HELL" and "LIVE AT DONINGTON", it is a delicious set that summarizes the golden age, but even more intense is the blues. In fact, the ``REAL LIVE Tour'' is famous as ``Bruce's sloppy tour,'' with Steve and Nico McBrain saying, ``Bruce cuts corners on days when the media and TV cameras aren't there,'' and ``He's mumbling without motivation.'' That's it!'' he was furious. In fact, there were some live shows that could be said to be that way, but this work is different. The opening song “Be Quick Or Be Dead” is a bit rough, but it is clear from the tension of the voice that this is different from cutting corners. I don't know if it was because it was the beginning of the tour or if the media was there, but she sang with a voice that was unbelievable even in the 80s! Singing!! If she can sing this much, there's no point in thinking that she can do it solo... She's so loud that she shows off her transcendent throat, so much so that you can't even think of that. This is a full show of the "REAL LIVE Tour", which has more classics than the video works "LIVE AT DONINGTON" and "RAISING HELL", and is different from the compilation "A Real DEAD One". It is a spectacular video that allows you to enjoy the entire scene with Dickinson's superb singing. This is a piece where you can experience a passionate performance from a special seat that will make you wonder, ``Did this person really want to quit?'' A masterpiece video from the last “REAL LIVE Tour” of the golden era. This is an audience shot of "Berlin performance on April 11, 1993". It's a spectacular shot with an outstanding sense of stability, passing directly over the heads of the arena's audience and looking directly at the stage. Perhaps because of the use of a tripod, there is no camera shake even with active camera work, and it is a great video that focuses on the targeted member and does not let go. The show was full of famous songs that can't be seen even on the official "RAISING HELL", and they also performed "Wasted Years", a valuable song from the Yannick era. The blues is also in great condition, and you can experience a special full show that will make you wonder, ``I wonder if this person really wanted to quit.'' Neue Welt, Berlin, Germany 11th April 1993 AMAZING-SHOT!!! 1. Intro 2. Be Quick Or Be Dead 3. The Number Of The Beast 4. Prowler 5. Transylvania 6. Remember Tomorrow 7. Where Eagles Dare 8. From Here To Eternity 9. Wasting Love 10. Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter 11. Wasted Years 12. The Evil That Men Do 13. Afraid To Shoot Strangers 14. Fear Of The Dark 15. The Clairvoyant 16. Heaven Can Wait 17. Run To The Hills 18. Iron Maiden 19. Hallowed Be Thy Name 20. The Trooper 21. Sanctuary Bruce Dickinson - Vocals Dave Murray - Guitar Janick Gers - Guitar Steve Harris - Bass Nicko McBrain - Drums COLOUR NTSC Approx.105min.
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