Folder 259
Only CDV-format release of Maiden England on the master; every other version is VHS, LaserVision (Japan NTSC TOLW-3042) or DVD.
Every line below was read off a native-resolution crop of the photograph named beside it.
No photograph of the run-out/matrix area exists in this folder, so no matrix code was read.
Front of jacket: 'IRON MAIDEN', 'MAIDEN ENGLAND', 'CD VIDEO' logo repeated along the edge, gold disc printed at the top
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Rear panel: catalogue number '081 978-1', barcode '0 44008 19781 2', 'STEREO DIGITAL SOUND', 'PAL TV' box, 'THIS GOLD DISC PLAYS DIGITAL SOUND AND VIDEO TOGETHER IT IS PLAYABLE ONLY ON CD VIDEO MACHINES', FTS logos
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Rear panel: 'Made in U.K. by P.D.O.', '(P) & (C) 1989 EMI RECORDS LTD.', 'RUNNING TIME 95 MINUTES', side one/side two tracklist
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Rear panel corner: 'PY 714', FSK sticker 'Freigegeben ohne Altersbeschränkung gemäß § 7 JÖSchG FSK', 'EMI' box, 'ROCK COLLECTION' logo, 'POLYGRAM MUSIC VIDEO' logo
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Disc label side 1: 'CD VIDEO', 'SIDE 1', '081 9781', 'PAL', '(P)&(C) 1989 EMI RECORDS LTD.', 'RUNNING TIME 95 MINS. APPROX.', 'MADE IN ENGLAND', FSK rating box printed on the label; gold disc surface
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Disc label side 2: 'SIDE 2', '081 9781', 'PAL', 'MADE IN ENGLAND', same layout as side 1
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Inner sleeve: white paper sleeve printed all over with the 'CD VIDEO' logo, round window
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Filmed at Birmingham N.E.C. on 27 and 28 November 1988, during the Seventh Tour Of A Seventh Tour -- Iron Maiden's own back-sleeve text calls it "a personal fans-eye view of Maiden at their bombastic best". Running time 95 minutes. The release credits no performing line-up.
Directed and edited by Steve Harris. Produced, engineered and mixed by Martin Birch. Sleeve illustration by Derek Riggs. Photography by Ross Halfin. Package designed by The Complete Works. Issued by Picture Music International. Video copyright EMI Records Ltd.
Production credits are sourced from Discogs release 871017, the UK VHS and this master's main release, and apply to the film rather than to this copy. Where this copy's own sleeve carries the publisher or copyright lines, they are quoted in the evidence above.
A photograph cannot grade a record - this is a description of what is visible, not a grade.
Nothing on this page comes from playing the record. No Goldmine grade is claimed for it, or any other. I have no record of where this copy came from.
A clear photograph of the run-out/matrix area near the hub on each side would add a pressing-level detail; Discogs documents none for 4435585, so it would also fill that gap.