Live After Death (40th Anniversary Edition)
Iron Maiden's Live After Death (40th Anniversary Edition) came out through Parlophone on 28 November 2025 (BMG released it in the US on 12 December) as a limited collectors' double LP: the 2015 remaster of the band's 1985 live album pressed on two 140g discs, one blue and one yellow, in the original gatefold sleeve, with 18 tracks.
CD Details
| Artist | IRON MAIDEN |
|---|---|
| Title | Live After Death (40th Anniversary Edition) |
| Release date | |
| Label | Parlophone |
| Format | 2LP (import, blue and yellow colour vinyl) |
| Tracks | 18 |
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Track List
- [LP1] Intro (Churchill's Speech)
- [LP1] Aces High
- [LP1] 2 Minutes to Midnight
- [LP1] The Trooper
- [LP1] Revelations
- [LP1] Flight of Icarus
- [LP1] Rime of the Ancient Mariner
- [LP1] Powerslave
- [LP1] The Number of the Beast
- [LP2] Hallowed Be Thy Name
- [LP2] Iron Maiden
- [LP2] Run to the Hills
- [LP2] Running Free
- [LP2] Wrathchild
- [LP2] 22 Acacia Avenue
- [LP2] Children of the Damned
- [LP2] Die with Your Boots On
- [LP2] Phantom of the Opera
LINER NOTES
Iron Maiden's Live After Death (40th Anniversary Edition) came out through Parlophone on 28 November 2025 (BMG released it in the US on 12 December) as a limited collectors' double LP: the 2015 remaster of the band's 1985 live album pressed on two 140g discs, one blue and one yellow, in the original gatefold sleeve, with 18 tracks. The band announced it on 14 October 2025, forty years to the day after the album first appeared. A 12-page booklet pairs the original eight pages with a new essay, Rime And Punishment: Celebrating 40 Years Of Live After Death, for which fan club editor Alexander Milas interviewed Steve Harris, Nicko McBrain, Rod Smallwood and illustrator Derek Riggs, and replicas of the 24-page World Slavery Tour programme and of a tour pass complete the set. Both stands used here belonged to the World Slavery Tour behind 1984's Powerslave, a run that began in Poland and reached 187 shows in 331 days; according to the band, four March 1985 nights at Long Beach Arena in Los Angeles provide most of the album and four October 1984 nights at London's Hammersmith Odeon its final side. Chart peaks of No. 2 in the UK and No. 19 in the US come from the Japanese distributor's notes, which also say nothing was overdubbed because producer Martin Birch mixed the album while the tour was still going.