The No More Lies EP was released to celebrate the awesome success the one and 
only 
Maiden received with their latest masterpiece, 
Dance 
Of Death and the subsequent tour. This is 
Maidens and the 
record companys way of saying "thank you" to us legions of fans and 
I might say that it’s a damn good way. The minialbum officially includes 
three songs. The original album version of 
No More Lies is pretty much 
the same as on the record, which means its damn good. The orchestral version of 
Paschendale kicks my favourite track off 
DOD up a notch with 
the grandiose orchestras pumping up the tales of bloody mayhem. A very good bonus. 
Then the electric version of 
Journeyman is third and I must say that 
I´m glad they put the acoustic version on the record, cause its much better 
then the electric one. This “plugged” version is good, but its just 
too plain to beat the special beauty of the acoustic version, which 
is awesome. But the real treat on this disc comes in the form of the hidden bonus 
track that comes after you let the silence run far enough after 
Journeyman. 
The hidden track is the 
DOD song 
Age Of innocence, sung by 
Maidens 
all time favourite drummer and nose model, Nicko McBrain. That’s right, 
good ole Nick stepped in front of the mic and sang the song in his own peculiar 
way. He sometimes sings, mostly tells jokes and even harmonizes parts of the guitar 
solos with his voice, which is quite frankly hilarious. A must hear for all 
Maiden 
fans. The production is just like on the DOD album, awesome and very punchy even in the rawest parts.
The package also includes a live video of No More Lies that was recorded 
  live on the latest tour, and an Iron Maiden wooly wristband, 
  which in my view is a very nice treat. Keeps the old paw from getting sweaty 
  while rocking out. For the price of 7 euros, over a half hour of excellent music 
  and the wristband, is a good package. Just goes to show you that this band likes 
  it fans as much as we like them. A nice appetizer to quench the thirst that 
  grows each month that goes by without a new Maiden album. A 
  must get for all Maiden-fanatics, but be quick, cause this 
  EP is a limited edition release, so its not out there for long. Up The Irons!!! 
  
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