Iron Maiden's 'Flight 666' arrives on DVD

JUNE 09, 2009

Run to the hills, headbangers: A new film documentary on Iron Maiden hits DVDs today. With the catchy title Iron Maiden: Flight 666, the flick follows the band on the first leg of its 2008 "Somewhere Back in Time" tour.

Filmmakers boast that they had total access to the band, even in the cockpit of the custom jetliner the band infamously uses on its tours. Flight 666 also was shot in high definition and surround sound.

Metalinjection.com is giving away some free copies of the DVD. Click here for details.

Posted by Steve Spears at 5:40:31 am on June 09, 2009 in

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