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Video of Iron Maiden at Brixton, June 24, 2007

By Will last year, at the end of June Leave a comment on this post

Sorry for lack of posts lately. This is why:

It was rocktacular, epic and sweaty. The only possible link to cricket this post has is, after the gig, Miller and I decamped in the nearest pub and met a very old Jamaican and slightly younger Jamaican. Cricket was discussed, among other things…

Tags: brixton, brixton-academy, iron-maiden, london, music, rock, rocktacular, video |

2 Responses to “Video of Iron Maiden at Brixton, June 24, 2007”

Scott wrote:
June 27th, 2007 at 4.40 am

Ya lucky sod, Will.

Rishi Gajria wrote:
July 10th, 2007 at 9.11 pm

Maiden rocks dude. A metalhead who loves cricket. That is the coolest. I was just hearing the first album after a long time today and then chanced upon this post.

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