dunno, but Somewhere in Time is my fave for the moment.
this i would have never imagined.
on a related note. can Maiden get any bigger??? its amazing...
Following on from the hugely successful screening of
IRON MAIDEN's award-winning film
"Flight 666" in over 500 digital cinemas in 42 countries worldwide in April, the recent release of
"Flight 666" on DVD has secured another global triumph for the band by flying into the
music DVD charts at No. 1 in 22 countries already, including the U.S. and U.K., with many more charts yet to come in!
* In the U.S., it was not only No. 1 debut, but also the highest first-week sales (24,000 copies) of any music DVD so far in 2009! This release closely followed the U.S. TV premiere of the movie on
Palladia/
VH1, which was watched by over three million people, the highest viewing of a music documentary on the channel so far this year.
* In Canada, it rocketed into the No. 1 position outselling the No. 2 DVD by over 6:1
* In the U.K., first day's sales were over twice the total combined sales of every other DVD in the Top 50!
* In Sweden,
"Flight 666" is currently at No. 1, No. 3 and No. 4 on Sweden's leading online retailer
Discshop chart with the deluxe, standard and Blu-ray formats respectively!
* In
Australia, it not only debuted at No. 1 but was certified platinum within its second week of release.
* In
India, as well as being the No.1 music DVD, it entered at No. 6 in the mainstream DVD movie chart, placing it that week ahead of such international blockbusters as