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IRON MAIDEN Records Channel 4 U.K. TV Special At London's ABBEY ROAD

December 16, 2006

IRON MAIDEN spent Sunday, December 10 at Abbey Road studios in London taking part in a special performance for the new Channel 4 (U.K.) series "Live at Abbey Road", according to an online posting from MAIDEN manager Rod Smallwood. "We don't do much TV, as you know — indeed we don't get offered much!!! — and there is not a lot we would want to do, anyway, but this was a bit special and it was good to have metal included in a show like this," he wrote. "It was recorded in the big Abbey Road studio but more with a documentary feel than video. The list of artists appearing is very impressive...."

Check out pictures from the recording session at this location. The rest of Smallwood's diary entry can be found here.

(Thanks: MaidenNorway.com)

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