Bruce Dickinson - Anthology (2006) Boxset 3XDVD5

goodliife · April 18, 2011

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Bruce Dickinson - Anthology (2006) Boxset

3xDVD-5 | NTSC | VOB | 4:3 (720x480) | 360 min | All Regions | 4.5 + 3.9 + 4.5 GB | Scans

English | Color | PCM 2.0 | RAR 3 %

Genre: Rock, Hard-Rock, Heavy Metal

This complete collection includes all his videos and live performances including not only Dickinson's live performances from his 1991 concert in Los Angeles, his 1997 performance in Gerona, Spain, and his previously unreleased footage of Scream For Me Brazil - his 2000 tour in Sao Paulo, Brazil, plus all promo videos. Extra features include the Tyranny of Souls EPK and 60 minute interview on his thought process behind each of the videos.

A definitive collection of material from the former frontman of the legendary Iron Maiden, Anthology includes rare and never-before-seen performance and personal footage. Included is a 30-song concert from Bruce's first-ever solo tour in 1990, two performances in Spain in 1996, a 1999 concert in Sao Paulo, and a selection of promotional videos.

“ DVD disc 1 is a live performance extravaganza boasting 30 show-stopping tracks, recorded during the 90's as Bruce forged ahead with his solo career. Dive Dive Live was recorded at the Town and Country Club, Los Angeles on the Tattooed Millionaire Tour, August 14th 1990. This was Bruce's first outing as a solo artist with a new band made up of Janick Gers (Guitar), Andy Carr (Bass) and Dickie Fliszar (Drums).

The second live-in-concert performance offered up on Disc 1 was filmed over two sweaty back-to-back dates during the Skunkworks Tour in Pamplona and Gerona, Spain on May 31st and June 1st 1996. Bruce was fronting a new young band, with a new name, and was joined on stage by Alex Dickson (Guitars), Chris Dale (Bass) and a certain infamous Italian drummer, Alessandro Elena. Originally created for a four track video EP release in Japan, this is the hour long Skunkworks concert in full, for the very first time.

DVD Disc 2 keeps the live-in-concert experience alive with rare footage of Bruce performing in Sao Paulo, 1999 during the Chemical Wedding World Tour. Almost two hours in length, 'Scream For Me Brazil' represents Bruce's last outing as a true solo artist before rejoining the ranks of Maiden shortly afterwards. No official film recording was permitted although this film taken from the crowd screen feeds features highlights of the show which later become a live album of the same name. With a new heavier line-up made up of long time song writing partner Roy Z (Guitar), old Maiden partner Adrian Smith and rhythm section of Dave Ingraham (Drums) and Eddie Casillas (Bass), this 'bootleg' documents Bruce at his most intense.

DVD Disc 3 Is an extensive collection of promotional videos made during Bruce's solo career. From his days at EMI through to his own self produced videos of recent times, each video is accompanied by a short introduction by Bruce himself, discussing the ideas, concepts and eventual filming behind each of the videos. Each intro provides an interesting insight into Bruce's solo career as it progressed and the highlights and pitfalls of producing your own promotional videos.

Alongside the 14 promotional videos, Disc 3 also includes over an hours worth of extras!

The Tyranny Of Souls interview was originally filmed as a general interview for press purposes. This is a track by track breakdown of the concept behind the songs on the Tyranny Of Souls album, providing more of an in-depth look at the writing methods that Bruce has formed with long time wiring partner Roy Z.

Samson "Biceps Of Steel" (Previously available as a DVD-single):

Bruce made his video debut fronting Samson in this rather curious adaptation of the story of Samson and Delilah, filmed at the Rainbow Theatre, London. Filmed and directed by Julien Temple who perhaps was more famous for the Sex Pistols movie - 'The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle', this 15 minute featurette was distributed through-out cinemas as a support feature to Hazel O' Connors 'Breaking Glass' in 1980.

~ by The Truth Hurts. Amazon.com

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