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Iron Maiden Announce The Book Of Souls Live Album

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Iron Maiden Announce The Book Of Souls Live Album

There's a new Iron Maiden live album incoming – it documents the band's last two years touring the world, which saw them play to about two million people.

The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter will be released through Warner Music on November 17. Bassist – and founder of the band – Steve Harris helped produce the record along with Tony Newton, and it sees them celebrate their set list from their The Book Of Souls World Tour.

Steve Harris says: "We spent a huge amount of time working on this as I wanted to get it as close to the Maiden live experience as I possibly could and to represent our fans from different parts of the world. This meant listening to literally hours upon hours of tapes from every show, to select material and construct a sound that would run consistently across the whole album and capture the excitement of a new country like El Salvador alongside such regular favourites as Donington or Wacken.”

Iron Maiden released their last album, The Book Of Souls, back in 2015. The tracklist for The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter is compromised of recordings of their set list from different parts in the world. 

Above: The Book Of Souls: Live Chapter artwork. 

This'll be like being back at Download Festival 2016 all over again.

Check out the track-listing and where they were performed below:

1. If Eternity Should Fail – Sydney, Australia
2. Speed of Light – Cape Town, South Africa
3. Wrathchild – Dublin, Ireland
4. Children of the Damned – Montreal, Canada
5. Death or Glory – Wroclaw, Poland
6. The Red and the Black – Tokyo, Japan
7. The Trooper – San Salvador, El Salvador
8. Powerslave – Trieste, Italy
9. The Great Unknown – Newcastle, UK
10. The Book of Souls – Donington, UK
11. Fear of the Dark – Fortaleza, Brazil
12. Iron Maiden – Buenos Aires, Argentina
13. Number of the Beast – Wacken, Germany
14. Blood Brothers – Donington, UK
15. Wasted Years – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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