
Iron Maiden: Raising Hell
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On August 28, 1993, metal superstars Iron Maiden and horror illusionist Simon Drake combined to create the most macabre musical event of all time: Raising Hell. In this first and only live rock concert with a horror movie setting, Raising Hell celebrates lead singer Bruce Dickinson's final performance with Iron Maiden. The band's electrifying concert performance, taped live at Pinewood Studios, London, incorporates blood curdling illusions and seventeen classic Iron Maiden songs, five not seen on the original pay-per-view broadcast. In a 100+ minutes, Iron Maiden "raises hell" in a performance that will live on forever.
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BMG
Language
EN
Status
Released
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Cast

Steve Harris
Bass/Backing Vocals

Dave Murray
Guitars

Bruce Dickinson
Lead Vocal

Nicko McBrain
Drums

Janick Gers
Guitars

Simon Drake
Magician
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