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Country: UK
Year: 1981
Style: Heavy Metal
Format: Radio Bootleg
Where: De Vereninging, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
When: April 28th, 1981
How: Soundboard
Bitrate: 128 kbps
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Tracklist:
01 - Genghis Khan
02 - Killers
03 - Purgatory
04 - Sanctuary
05 - Remember Tomorrow
06 - Twilight Zone
07 - Phantom Of The Opera
08 - Iron Maiden
09 - Transylvania
10 - Drifter
This is a great sounding bootleg. Was recorded for the Dutch radio. I think it was for the
KRO or for the VARA channel. I remember listening to it. Moreover, the day before this I
have seen them in Leiden with as support act the band "More" with co-incendentaly
featured a previous singer of Maiden! Paul Mario Day.
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Link...??? Thanx In Advace For Upload This.
Sorry about that!! But the link is now in place.
Again sorry..
Thanks Bones!
Great Lord! I think this must be from Rock Tempel? Remembered that they had every week a great live concert on the radio. Don't know if i saved the tapes from then, but i take a look. Thanks!
Honestly i can't remember in which program it was broadcasted. All I remember is that I heard it on the radio. And was pleasantly surprised to find this bootleg on the net :)
Wasn't it broadcasted during Stampij, with the mighty Hanneke Kappen? I have this somewhere on tape too, but never bothered to digitalize it ;-)
I think indeed it was with Stampij. Every Tuesday for an hour of great music. No wonder that Bitches Sin did a song about Hanneke Kappen :)