IRON MAIDEN - Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II 12" Vinyl LP AlBUM

- Pressed on Green Vinyl

Album cover of Iron Maiden – Take Your Mummy on the Road Vol. II. The artwork features Eddie, Iron Maiden’s undead mascot, dressed as a mummy with a samurai twist, wielding a bloodied katana. He stands menacingly in a dark, foggy battlefield with lightning illuminating the scene. A Japanese pagoda looms in the background, surrounded by spears and fallen warriors. A wooden sign on the right reads Take Your Mummy on the Road Vol. II. The Iron Maiden logo is displayed at the top with Japanese text below it, translating to “Iron Maiden.” The cover exudes a dark, horror-fantasy aesthetic with a heavy metal intensity.

Recorded on 15 February 2008 during Iron Maiden’s Somewhere Back in Time World Tour, Take Your Mummy on the Road Vol. II captures the band’s electrifying live performance at Pacifico Yokohama, Japan. This rare, unofficial green vinyl pressing immortalizes a night filled with NWOBHM anthems, as Maiden delivered a setlist packed with their legendary ’80s classics to a roaring Japanese crowd.

Powerslave to the Land of the Rising Sun: An Unofficial Legacy in Emerald Hues
Album Description:

Hark, metal brethren, and gather 'round the hearth of vinyl lore, for a tale unfolds of a sonic journey captured on emerald wax.

In the depths of the 21st century, amidst a renaissance of vinyl worship, whispers echoed through the hallowed halls of metal fandom of a treasure unearthed: "Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II," an unofficial live testament to Iron Maiden's might, pressed on a verdant disc. This sonic artifact bore witness to a momentous night in the Land of the Rising Sun, a performance echoing with the raw power and timeless energy that defined the band's illustrious career.

The year was 2008, and Iron Maiden embarked on their "Somewhere Back in Time World Tour," a celebration of their iconic 80s catalog. On February 15th, the legendary Pacifico Yokohama witnessed a sonic storm as the band unleashed a setlist brimming with anthems from their golden era. This unofficial pressing encapsulates that very night, a snapshot in time of a band at the peak of their prowess.

The emerald vinyl serves as a vessel for a sonic voyage through the annals of heavy metal history. From the galloping riffs of "Powerslave" to the anthemic chorus of "Heaven Can Wait," the album captures the essence of Iron Maiden's signature sound. The music is a tapestry of intricate melodies, soaring vocals, and thunderous rhythms, a testament to the band's musical virtuosity.

This unofficial release, a testament to the unwavering devotion of Iron Maiden's legions of fans, sparked both excitement and controversy. While purists debated its legitimacy, the emerald pressing became a coveted artifact for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The controversy surrounding its unofficial status only fueled the mystique surrounding this vinyl treasure.

The production team behind this vinyl release remains shrouded in mystery, a testament to the underground nature of the project. The recording studio, Pacifico Yokohama, served as the crucible for this sonic alchemy, capturing the raw energy of the performance with impeccable clarity. Up the Irons!

Collectors information:

This album "IRON MAIDEN - Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II" was recorded 15 February 2008, Pacifico Yokohama, Japan

Music Genre:

NWOBHM, British Heavy Metal 

Record Label & Catalog number: 

Cult Legend Recordings CLR 016

Media Format:

12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram  

Year & Country:

2015 Europe
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: IRON MAIDEN - Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II
    Band-members, Musicians and Performers
  • Dave Murray - Guitars
  • Dave Murray – Guitar Dave Murray, born 1956, is the melodic mastermind behind Iron Maiden’s signature twin-guitar attack. A founding member, his fluid, expressive solos and perfectly locked harmonized leads have shaped the band’s sound since 1975. His playing blends bluesy phrasing with precision and restraint, never flashy for its own sake, always serving the song. That balance made him a quiet but essential pillar of heavy metal guitar.
    Dave Murray Wiki
  • Janick Gers - Guitars
    Janick Gers, born 1957, is a high-energy guitar virtuoso whose electrifying solos and wild stage presence have fueled Iron Maiden since 1990. From his early days with White Spirit and Gillan to shredding alongside Dave Murray and Adrian Smith, his dynamic style adds fire to Maiden’s sound. Discover more about his journey here.
  • Nicko McBrain - Drums
  • Nicko McBrain – Drums Nicko McBrain, born 1952, is the powerhouse drummer who has driven Iron Maiden’s thunderous engine since joining in 1982. His playing combines brute force with swing and pinpoint timing, giving albums like The Number of the Beast and Powerslave their unstoppable momentum. Before Maiden, his work with Trust and the Pat Travers Band sharpened his style, culminating in a career that redefined metal drumming.
    Nicko McBrain Wiki
  • Adrian Smith - Guitars
  • Adrian Smith – Guitarist, Songwriter Adrian Smith is one of those players I always associate with Iron Maiden’s classic sound and its later revival. Joining in 1980, leaving in 1990, and returning in 1999, his melodic solos and sharp songwriting helped define albums from The Number of the Beast to Brave New World and beyond.
    Adrian Smith Wikipedia
  • Steve Harris - Bass Guitar
  • Steve Harris – Bass, Songwriter Steve Harris, born 1956, is the driving force behind Iron Maiden’s galloping bass lines and long-form, story-heavy songwriting. Founding the band in 1975, he defined their identity with ambitious compositions that mixed punk urgency, progressive structure, and pure metal muscle. Anthems like The Trooper and Hallowed Be Thy Name carry his fingerprints all over them, making him one of NWOBHM’s most influential architects.
    Steve Harris Wiki
  • Bruce Dickinson - Lead Vocals
  • Bruce Dickinson – Vocals Bruce Dickinson, born August 1958, is the powerhouse vocalist who propelled Iron Maiden to legendary status. Joining the band in 1981, his operatic range, sharp phrasing, and commanding stage presence reshaped the group’s sound and ambition, defining era-classic albums like The Number of the Beast and Powerslave. Beyond Maiden, he built a parallel career as a solo artist, commercial pilot, author, and broadcaster, giving his legacy a reach that stretches well beyond heavy metal.
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Complete Track-listing of the album "IRON MAIDEN - Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II"

The detailed tracklist of this record "IRON MAIDEN - Take Your Mummy On The Road Vol. II" is:

    Track-listing Side One:
  1. Powerslave
  2. Heaven Can Wait
  3. Run To The Hills
  4. Fear Of The Dark
    Track-listing Side Two:
  1. Iron Maiden
  2. Moonchild
  3. The Clairvoyant
  4. Hallowed Be Thy Name

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