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There a Lot of Variety on This New Album. With Two Studio Albums Recorded With This Line-Up, Did You Feel It Was Time to Take a Chance?

By Iron Maiden

From A Matter of Life and Death Interview CD

Heavy metal

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Released
2006
Disc / track
1 / 2
Label
EMI / Media Motion Limited
Duration
0:52
Artist
Iron Maiden

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“There a Lot of Variety on This New Album. With Two Studio Albums Recorded With This Line-Up, Did You Feel It Was Time to Take a Chance?” appears on Iron Maiden’s A Matter of Life and Death Interview CD, first released in 2006. This recording is listed with a 2006 release. It is track 2 on disc 1 in the listing below.

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A Matter of Life and Death Interview CD

Main track listing: A Matter of Life and Death Interview CD (2006), an official release cataloged by MusicBrainz. Additional recordings from other official editions are listed separately.

Disc 1

  1. 01How Did You Come Up With the Album Title, "A Matter of Life and Death"?
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  2. 02There a Lot of Variety on This New Album. With Two Studio Albums Recorded With This Line-Up, Did You Feel It Was Time to Take a Chance?
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  3. 03What Was the Vibe Like When You Were Recording in the Studio?
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  4. 04Nicko Adds a Lot to the Heaviness of the Album, Doesn't He?
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  5. 05In His Studio Diary, Kevin Shirley Says You Get Very Physical When You're Singing. Can You Explain That?
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  6. 06So What People Hear on the Records Is Just You, Pure, Unadulterated?
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  7. 07The Main Themes of the Album Seem to Be War and Religion.
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  8. 08Did You and Steve Discuss the Main Theme of the Album While You Were Writing It?
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  9. 09And Light and Dark Seems to Be Another Recurring Theme.
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  10. 10In Your Other Job as an Airline Pilot, You Must Fly to Lots of Different Places Which Probably Makes You Reflect on the Nature of War?
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  11. 11How Do You Reconcile Your Twin Careers as an Airline Pilot and as the Singer in Iron Maiden?
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  12. 12Do You Find It Difficult to Reconcile Those Two Things?
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  13. 13How Are the Tickets Sales Going for the European Tour?
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  14. 14In a Lot of Territories in the World, Iron Maiden Are Bigger Than They've Ever Been.
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  15. 15You Are Going to Play Two Shows at London's Earls Court.
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  16. 16I Hear You Are Thinking of Playing the Entire New Album Live?
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  17. 17You Talk About Getting Your Stamina Going.
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