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Jason Wilkins

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Apr 27, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/27/98

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I have just recently started listening to Maiden and I really like
them. So naturally, I want to purchase some of their albums. The only
problem is that I can only find The X-Factor and Virtual XI. Are older
Maiden albums like Powerslave and Number of the Beast hard to find in
the U.S.?

Thanks
Jason

Rick Cavalla

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Apr 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/28/98

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They are currently out of print, but they will be coming back into print,
remastered, sometime soon. Whether that means early summer or late fall or
whenever, I don't know exactly. If you must have their stuff now, try
Vintage Vinyl, www.vvinyl.com, as they have a pretty extensive collection of
import (and possibly domestic leftover) Iron Maiden CD's.

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Corey Rotman

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Apr 28, 1998, 3:00:00 AM4/28/98

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If you are looking in your local, run of the mill mall record store, they
usually only carry the most recent titles, but if you go to a well stocked
outlet, you should find most of the albums no problem.

Corey

Jason Wilkins <jawi...@vt.edu> wrote in article
<3545399B...@vt.edu>...

> I have just recently started listening to Maiden and I really like
> them. So naturally, I want to purchase some of their albums. The only
> problem is that I can only find The X-Factor and Virtual XI. Are older
> Maiden albums like Powerslave and Number of the Beast hard to find in
> the U.S.?
>

> Thanks
> Jason
>
>

Jerry VanWormer

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May 3, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/3/98

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> I have just recently started listening to Maiden and I really like
> them. So naturally, I want to purchase some of their albums. The only
> problem is that I can only find The X-Factor and Virtual XI. Are older
> Maiden albums like Powerslave and Number of the Beast hard to find in
> the U.S.?

Another thought, in addition to those here...is if you gotta have them
now...check out a local used CD store. They are usually cheap, and some
yutz is bound to get rid of some of the classic albums. Anyways...it'll
hold you over until they re-release the albums!

Ronald McDonald

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May 4, 1998, 3:00:00 AM5/4/98

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No, they are not hard to find. I am actually surprized you're having any
difficulty at all! You should check out some of the larger department
stores, and if you don't see any, a record store can order them for you.