C'est un double DVD et ça sort le 07 Novembre :

TRACK LISTING:
Disc One:
* Live at the Astoria, shot on April 23rd, 2005 in Wolverhampton, UK
- 18 song concert including the "On a Storyteller's Night" set
- 5.1 surround and stereo mixes
Track list:
1. intro
2. brand new morning
3. backstreet kid
4. need a lot of love
5. soldier of the line
6. we all run
7. vigilante
8. kingdom of madness
9. sacred hour
10. how far jerusalem
11. just like an arrow
12. on a storyteller's night
13. before first light
14. les morts dansant
15. endless love
16. two hearts
17. steal your heart
18. all england's eyes
19. the last dance
Disc Two:
* Promo videos: 8 promotional video clips from the band's history -
introduced by Tony and Bob
* interviews: full band interviews with Bob, Tony, Mark & Al , plus 2 crew
members
* Acoustic track: A specially filmed acoustic version of "The Spirit"
* View from the Queue: 12 minute film featuring fans outside the
Wolverhampton arena
* On the road again: 9 minute film of the band's trip to Sweden June, 2005
* slideshow: 57 exclusive photos, live and on the road.
* Rehearsal: Rehearsing The Storyteller's Tour
Promo video track list:
1. ROCKIN CHAIR
2. LONELY NIGHTS
3. IT MUST HAVE BEEN LOVE
4. DAYS OF NO TRUST
5. START TALKIN LOVE
6. JUST LIKE AN ARROW
7. HEART BROKE AND BUSTED
8. MIDNIGHT
Length DVD1: approx. 110 minutes
Length DVD 2: approx. 105 minutes

Founded in the mid-Seventies, Magnum brought out their debut, Kingdom of Madness, featuring diverse prog-rock of the melodic variety, in 1978. Magnum II, out one year later, sounded even more symphonic, and their first live album, Marauder, arrived at the stores twelve months later. Chase The Dragon (1982) and The Eleventh Hour (1983) documented the musicians’ unmistakable development, but the big breakthrough took a long time in coming. It arrived, deservedly, in 1985 with On A Storyteller’s Night, Vigilante (1986) (produced by Queen drummer Roger Taylor) and Wings Of Heaven, which made no. 5 of the British album charts and spawned three top 30 single hits. Celebrated tours and
invitations to most important open-air festivals of the Eighties followed, the Reading Festival, the Monsters Of Rock in Castle Donington among them, as well ring which the final live album The Last Dance (out in May 1996) was recorded. Clarkin went on to work as a producer and songwriter for other artists, released two albums with Bob Catley, recorded by their intermezzo project Hard Rain in 1997 and 1999 (Hard Rain & When The Good Times Come), and generally recharged his musical batteries. Then, almost precisely eight years after Rock Art, glorious times returned for Magnum.
Their 2001 album Breath Of Life oozed present and past all at once and
was followed by a number of celebrated shows. “It was very inspiring for me to write and produce material for Magnum again,” Clarkin explains. “Compared to the Hard Rain tracks, Magnum compositions are more powerful, deeper and more passionate.” With their last release, Brand New Morning, and the impending European tour in late summer 2004, the band offered an exciting preview of the future which allows but one prognosis: Magnum will be a force to be reckoned with for years to come! And this culminates in the release of the new DVD "Livin`A Dream". Packed with over 215 minutes of Magnum stuff - a
dream for all fans come true.

Line-Up:
TONY CLARKIN - Guitars
BOB CATLEY - Vocals
MARK STANWAY - Keyboards
JIMMY COPLEY - Drums
AL BARROW - Bass