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Iron Maiden Revisit Brace of '80s Classics with Vinyl Reissues.

10/9/2024

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Parlophone Records will be releasing two very special Iron Maiden albums on 15th November 2024. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, 'Powerslave' will be released alongside 'Somewhere in Time', which is being revisited on the band's current 'Future Past' tour. Both are limited edition vinyl pressings to mark these historic albums and are both available to pre-order now.
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In celebration of the 40th Anniversary of IRON MAIDEN’s landmark album Powerslave, a brand new edition will be released as the band’s first-ever zoetrope picture disc, featuring unique zoetrope artwork and the 2015 remastered audio of the album. The original sleeve has been expanded and contains new artwork and exclusive ‘Powerslave at 40’ liner notes from band founder Steve Harris.
 
Originally released in September 1984, Iron Maiden’s fifth studio album Powerslave was another massive success for the band, charting all around the world including: U.K. #2, Switzerland #3, Norway #4, Germany #5, Sweden #5, New Zealand #11, Austria #15 Canada #21, US #21 and Australia #26, achieving multiple Gold and Platinum discs. It features the iconic singles ‘2 Minutes To Midnight’ and ‘Aces High’ alongside fan favourites ‘Powerslave’ and the epic ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner’.
 
Almost exactly two years later, in September 1986, the band released Somewhere In Time and in honour of IRON MAIDEN embarking on the second leg of The Future Past Tour, playing concerts throughout Australia, New Zealand, Japan, United States, Canada and Latin America, a new edition of the album – which features strongly in the live setlist – is being released on November 15th. It will be available on yellow vinyl, packaged with an exclusive The Future Past Tour lenticular.
 
Somewhere In Time featured synthesizers for the first time in IRON MAIDEN’s career and included the worldwide hit single ‘Wasted Years’ alongside the likes of ‘Heaven Can Wait’, ‘Caught Somewhere In Time’, ‘Stranger In A Strange Land’ and the legendary ‘Alexander The Great’, all of which have been delighting fans on The Future Past Tour. The album was another smash hit around the world, becoming a Top 10 hit in the UK, Finland, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Norway, New Zealand and more, and Top 20 in the US, Canada, Japan, Italy and beyond.
 
Both albums are beloved with fans and showcased the rapidly evolving ambition, sound and songwriting might of IRON MAIDEN as they were on the fast track to becoming one of the biggest metal bands on the planet; a position they have maintained to this day.
 

The album pre-order link for Powerslave 40th Anniversary Zoetrope edition is: IronMaiden.lnk.to/PowerslaveZoetrope
 
The album pre-order link for Somewhere In Time The Future Past Tour edition is:
IronMaiden.lnk.to/SomewhereInTimeYellow
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