The problem with many on-the-road documentaries and live band footage is that unless you're a dedicated fan, what you're seeing or hearing isn't going to mean much to you, and also, once you've seen the concert/backstage footage, how likely are you to really watch it over and over? What you really need is an angle to make it interesting, so when film makers Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen took on the task of following Iron Maiden on the first leg of their mammoth 'Somewhere Back in Time' tour they really needed to make more than a standard rockumentary, especially considering the amount of Maiden footage available on dvd and video already. Luckily the band made it easy for them by flying themselves around the world in their own private 757 jet - nicknamed Ed Force One - flown by lead singer ... |
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