Discover the history and legacy of Iron Maiden, the quintessential heavy metal rock band from England. This rockumentary captures everything fans want to know about the group, from their less-than-stellar beginnings, influences and competitors to their failures and successes and more. Chock-full of never-before-seen footage and interviews with fans and friends, Legacy of the Beast aims to explain Iron Maiden's influence on the world of music.
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Often imitated -- but never matched Britain's greatest heavy metal group Iron Maiden are one of the best rock outfits in the world. With over 30 years in the ...
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