Alive In Studio A:
01 - Cyclops
02 - Shoot All The Clowns
03 - Son Of A Gun
04 - Tears Of The Dragon
05 - 1000 Points Of Light
06 - Sacred Cowboys
07 - Tattied Millionaire
08 - Born In '58
09 - Fire
10 - Change Of Heart
11 - Hell No
12 - Laughing In The Hiding Bush
Alive At The Marquee:
01 - Cyclops
02 - 1000 Points Of Light
03 - Born In '58
04 - Gods Of War
05 - Change Of Heart
06 - Laughing In The Hiding Bush
07 - Hell No
08 - Tears Of The Dragon
09 - Shoot All The Clowns
10 - Sacred Cowboys
11 - Son Of A Gun
12 - Tattoed Millionaire
Born: August 07, 1958, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England Period: `70s, `80s, `90s, 2000s
Biography:
Perhaps second only to Rob Halford, Iron Maiden`s Bruce Dickinson was the most acclaimed and instantly recognizable vocalist to emerge from the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement of the early-`80s. Born Paul Dickinson on August 7, 1958, in Worksop, Nottinghamshire, he adopted the first name Bruce as a youngster for reasons unknown. Shortly after relocating to Sheffield as a teenager, Dickinson became enamored of such `70s heavy metal bands as Deep Purple, and after an attempt at becoming a drummer didn`t work out, he began singing in local bands -- Styx (not the renowned American band of the same name), Speed, and Shots. But none of these bands broke out of regional status, something that would change when Dickinson fronted his next band, Samson.
The group, named after guitarist Paul Samson, specialized in heavy metal despite punk being all the rage at the time in their native England (during his tenure with Samson, Dickinson went by the name Bruce Bruce). The band issued a pair of albums with Dickinson, including 1980`s Head On and 1981`s Shock Tactics, and while the bandmembers were part of the aforementioned NWOBHM movement, they failed to gain the p ...
