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The History of Iron Maiden: Part 2

2008
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The History of Iron Maiden: Part 2 (2008)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn extension from the end of the "The Early Days" documentary, this is a look into the bands past from the start of their "Powerslave" album days, and beyond, and the "World Slavery Tour" wh... Alles lesenAn extension from the end of the "The Early Days" documentary, this is a look into the bands past from the start of their "Powerslave" album days, and beyond, and the "World Slavery Tour" which followed.An extension from the end of the "The Early Days" documentary, this is a look into the bands past from the start of their "Powerslave" album days, and beyond, and the "World Slavery Tour" which followed.

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When the montage of touring sites is being shown, there are some inaccuracies with the Las Vegas landmarks depicted. One landmark is the Thomas and Mack Center, a popular arena that is used for rock concerts. The Thomas and Mack Center opened in 1983, but the venue is shown here following its 1999 renovation (the World Slavery Tour happened in 1985). Likewise, the "Welcome to Downtown Las Vegas" sign (itself a knock-off of the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip) is shown; it did not exist at the time of the tour.

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Rod Smallwood: We go to Poland in '84. We decided we wanted to go, and it was still very much Eastern Bloc. We got paid in Zlotys, which you can't even change and we got paid very little. It cost us a fortune. We wanted to go and play, but we thought we'd go and rehearse there but no one had ever taken a full production there.