Who should mix Iron Maiden live material ?

[DREAMASTER]

Yeah. You read well. You must have heard many live material from the band but one sound great, others average and others real crap and behind the mix-desk there's this guys that mix the live masters.

So, we have:

Steve Harris that mixed "The Assassin", "The Tailgunner", "Holy Smoke" and "No Prayer For The Dying" live songs from the NPOTR 1990; A Real Live One and A Real Dead One; Live at Donington 1992;

Steve Harris & Nigel Green mixed "Afraid To Shoot Strangers", "The Aftermath", "Blood On The Worlds hands", "The Evil That Men Do" and "Man On The Edge" from the X Factour 1995.

Doug Hall that mixed "Maiden Japan"; "Powerslave", "Killers", "Aces High" and "Wasted Years" from the Ed Hunter tour 1999; Beast Over The Hammersmith.

Kevin Shirley that mixed "Futureal" and "Man On The Edge" from the Ed Hunter tour 1999; Rock In Rio.



I just put this ones coz they still work with Maiden. That's why I didn't included Martin Birch since is retired.


Since to vote on this you have to listen to those live materials(the ones that can hear them all are a fucking lucky bastards ) I'm gonna give 15 days for you to decide your vote.

For this poll, your opinion is very important to justify your choice.

 

[smylex]

Fuck all of them!

Martin Birch! C'mon, this is the same man that engineered and mixed Deep Purple's Made In Japan on an 8-track reel to reel, for chrissakes! :Spin:

 

[Jeff Milne]

Too bad Martin retired

 

[Keyser Soze]

Doug Hall... he's done rather well on the fly... so why not?

 

[Cyclopssss]

Birch...nuff said. Although Live in Rio has a good sound.