Good news for followers of Iron Maiden: His record label, Emi-Parlophone, has just announced that he will reissue his entire discography from the 1980s soon. In 2012 the British had made a similar launch when they reissued their first eight picture discs (photodisks), but this time their most famous albums of the eighties will be reissued on 180 gram black vinyl. Along with the premium edition of the albums, there will be a single run of the 7-inch singles from each disc.
These black vinyl collectible singles will be pressed straight from the original analog masters, with original covers, which will undoubtedly become essential objects for all fans, collectors and all those followers of the group who did not have the opportunity to acquire them at that time. The albums will also be pressed from the original analog masters and will be presented with the original covers released in the XNUMXs.
The albums will be published chronologically in a period of two months from the October 14, with the release of the top three ('Iron Maiden', 'Killers',' The Number Of The Beast ') and the corresponding seven 7-inch singles:' Running Free 'with' Burning Ambition ',' Sanctuary 'with' Drifter '(Live) and' I've Got The Fire '(Live),' Women In Uniform 'with' Invasion ',' Twilight Zone 'and' Wrathchild 'with' Purgatory 'and' Genghis Khan ',' Run To The Hills' with 'Total Eclipse', 'The Number Of The Beast' with 'Remember Tomorrow' (Live).