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Iron Maiden's Best of Eighties Album Available For Download

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 May 16 2008 at 03:17:42 AM



In an unprecedented move to let younger fans hear, understand and appreciate the quality of these recordings EMI launch the unique SOMEWHERE BEST IN SOUND whereby the curious/adventurous can download the entire album without charge from www.ironmaiden.com as a high quality audio file (WMA) which is a typically powerful 320 kbps. Fans will then be able to listen to the entire album at their leisure three times before the download expires. The listener is then given a simple option to upgrade and purchase the album as a full traditional DRM-free download (so they can then copy or do as they like with the album).

Manager Rod Smallwood explains the thinking behind this innovative move:
"Maiden have a huge catalogue that is highly treasured by fans and media alike. However we recognise that our ever-increasing fan base is very young and can't be expected to know all the earlier albums, which is why we have put this collection together for them. Many of our fans weren't even born when the original albums were first released, although amazingly they seem to know all the lyrics when they sing along with the band at our concerts! We also recognise that 'albums' as such have become unfashionable to many over recent years with TV-generated pop artists stringing a couple of 'hit' singles together with filler tracks and releasing them as a quick fill album which disappoints and quickly becomes dated. So this is both an introduction to the band's recording history and a chance for young fans to try a full-length Maiden album and realise they're getting the real deal!

The full track-listing for the album 'Somewhere Back In Time' is as follows:
1. Churchill Speech (0.49)
2. Aces High (4.36)  
3. 2 Minutes To Midnight (6.00)  
4. The Trooper (4.11)   
5. Wasted Years (5.06)   
6. Children Of The Damned (4.35) 
7. The Number of The Beast (4.53)  
8. Run To The Hills (3.53)   
9. Phantom Of The Opera -- Live (7.21)
10. The Evil That Men Do (4.34)   
11. Wrathchild -- Live (3.07)   
12. Can I Play With Madness (3.31)  
13. Powerslave (6.47)
14. Hallowed Be Thy Name (7.12)
15. Iron Maiden -- Live (4.50)

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