IRON MAIDEN: 'Rainmaker' Video Posted Online

October 24, 2003

IRON MAIDEN's video for their forthcoming single, "Rainmaker", has been posted at the group's official web site. The clip, which was shot at London's Roundhouse studios in Camden in September, was directed by Howard Greenhalgh, who also directed the video for the group's previous single, "Wildest Dreams".

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As previously reported, the "Rainmaker" single will be released in Europe on Monday, November 24.

"Rainmaker", written by Dave Murray, Steve Harris and Bruce Dickinson, will be released in three special formats, with exclusive bonus tracks:

CD Single:
01. Rainmaker
02. Dance of Death (Orchestral Version)
03. More Tea Vicar

DVD Single:
01. Rainmaker Promotional video (5.1 & DTS)
02. The Wicker Man (Live)
03. Children of The Damned (Live)
04. Video stills slide show

7" colored vinyl:
"Rainmaker" / "Dance of Death" (Orchestral Version)

"More Tea Vicar", featured on the CD Single, is an amusing jamming session caught on tape whilst the band were recording the album. The B-sides "The Wicker Man" and "Children of the Damned" were both recorded live at last year's Brixton shows in aid of former drummer Clive Blurr.

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