Band Name: Iron Maiden
Venue: Stadion
City/State/Country: Stockholm, Sweden
Date: Sat 28th June 2003
Source: Radio Broadcast > Crystal Cat bootleg (712-13)
Lineage: Silver CDs > (Asus CD-S400) EAC (secure) > wave > GoldWave > flac (level 8) > you
Taped by: Swedish Radio (P3 Live) > Crystal Cat
Transfered by: dark_light
Bootleg Title: "Give Me Ed... Til I'm Dead" European Tour 2003
File Size: 1,1gb total (flac 1,07gb - wave 1,5gb)
Setlist:
101 - Intro
102 - The Number Of The Beast
103 - The Trooper
104 - Die With Your Boots On
105 - Revelations
106 - Hallowed Be Thy Name
107 - 22 Acacia Avenue
108 - Wildest Dreams
109 - The Wicker Man
110 - Brave New World
111 - The Clansman
112 - The Clairvoyant
201 - Intro II
202 - Heaven Can Wait
203 - Fear Of The Dark
204 - Iron Maiden
205 - Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter
206 - 2 Minutes To Midnight
207 - Run To The Hills
208 - Wrathchild (Stockholm 2000)
209 - Blood Brothers (Stockholm 2000)
210 - Sanctuary (Stockholm 2000)
211 - Sign Of The Cross (Roskilde 2000)
212 - The Mercenary (Roskilde 2000)
213 - The Evil That Men Do (Roskilde 2000)
Length: 2 hours 32 minutes
MD5/FLAC Fingerprints: md5 files for wave and flac are in the torrent.
Notes: Very nice radio broadcast with the band and audience at highest possible mood. Crystal Cat call this relese "Give Me Ed... Til I'm Dead" European Tour 2003 and it's no overstatement, this is the show to have if you wanna get into the spirit of that tour. Bonus tracks are also radio broadcast. The bonus tracks from Stockholm 2000 have a distant hum, not serious but you can hear it non the less. I have that recording on another bootleg relese (Isn't That Wild, Black Crickets 007) with the same "problem" so I think it was something in the broadcast / radio master. Anyway beond our influence. Crystal Cat have done a good jobb mastering the recording and removed every radio talk except two jingles with band members. They did however a very poor jobb setting the splits between tracks. They were so far out I edit them with GoldWave. The way they are now is how it should be from get go. There are arguments that this is not a orginal bootleg copy anymore by that fact. If you are botherd by that, call it a stg remaster edition. I must comment on cover art also. The orginal layot is a double paper flip. I scaned and edit it with PhotoShop to fit a standard CD case. High res .png format, the image files are 26mb large alone.
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