Iron Maiden and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal

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Product Description

Studio: Music Video Dist Release Date: 06/10/2008


Product Details

Publisher Video Music, Inc.
Number Of Discs 1
Original Release Date 2008-01-01
Format
  • DVD
  • Color
  • DVD
  • NTSC
MPN 823564513294
Brand Music Video Dist
EAN 0823564513294
Release Date 2008-06-10
Label Video Music, Inc.
UPC 823564513294
Title Iron Maiden and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal
Studio Video Music, Inc.
Artist Iron Maiden
Running Time 120 minutes
Theatrical Release Date 2008
MPAA Rating NR (Not Rated)
Aspect Ratio 1.33:1
Manufacturer Video Music, Inc.

Customer Reviews

A "pretty good" doc on the NWOBHM.

Review by Robcatt, 2008-06-24

I enjoyed this DVD but for a two and a half hour documentary they could have covered a lot more bands. As the title implies, the focus is heavy on Iron Maiden (Good interviews with Paul Di'Anno and Dennis Stratton). They also cover early Def Leppard as well as Samson, Saxon and Praying Mantis quite a bit. There is lots of good info from Geoff Barton, Malcolm Dome and Neil Kay who are certainly authourities of the NWOBHM scene.

As a fan and collector, I would've liked to have seen more on some of the lesser known bands (Dark Star, Sweet Savage, White Spirit, etc) and a little more about the records that were released. After all, much of the NWOBHM catalog was released as limited, private press indie singles.

There was a small segment on Diamond Head and an interview with Brian Tatler but no music or footage. I'm sure if the producers had a larger budget to work with there would have been more music and vintage footage included throughout the film. Although this DVD could've been better it's certainly worth seeing if your a fan of the music.


Nice DVD on early Maiden and the rest of the NWOBHM

Review by Chad, 2008-06-15

Ok this Dvd is great if you are a fan of the NWOBH. I can only give it 4 stars though because there was only a brief mention of Venom with no clips of them. Also only a quick piece on Diamond Head who are one of the great bands of this era. They even say in the dvd that they should have made it big like Maiden so why the brief clip on them? lastly No mention of Holocaust which to me is a staple of the NWOBHM. Everyone into this genre has the Nightcomers and Live Hot Curry and Wine. What about Raven? Overall it is a great documentation on this great era in metal and a must have for all NWOBHM lovers.


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