Searching for a weird live performance
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Topic: Searching for a weird live performance
Posted By: Lecorchant
Subject: Searching for a weird live performance
Date Posted: December 26 2018 at 05:10
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Hello everyone, Sorry in advance for the vagueness and weirdness of the question I'm going to ask, but I'm searching for a specific Prog Live performance of a band, and I don't remember the name of it, the sleeve or other clues that could help. Maybe 15 or 20 years ago, my uncle who was a deep rock/metal prog fan showed me a live show (probably on VHS) and the only thing I can remember is a passage where there is a kind of cage with a thing in it (a fake head or something) emerging from under the stage, and while the musicians keep playing, arrows or spears are suddenly stuck in that thing in the cage and it bleeds. It's the only thing I can remember, I would love to find this live performance because I used to love the music behind that weird moment ! Thanks a lot in advance! Cheers |
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Posted By: LAM-SGC
Date Posted: December 28 2018 at 11:51
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Sounds like an Iron Maiden gig. Or could it have been a gig by Arena, their first album "songs from the lions cage" and live album "welcome to the cage" are from that period. |
Posted By: Lecorchant
Date Posted: January 02 2019 at 14:52
Thanks for the answer! I checked the Iron Maiden live performances, and I first believed I finally find the thing in their Raising Hell gig cause it matches perfectly with my memories and the area, but after asking my family, my uncle didn't like Iron Maiden at all and didn't have a single album or VHS of them. And if I'm not mistaken, Arena's Welcome to the Cage is only an audio recording, not a video gig. So research continues  |