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four of my fav songs...........awesome pure awesome (IMHO)
Iron Maiden (Official Thread)
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four of my fav songs...........awesome pure awesome (IMHO)
Porch Monkey
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Those two definitely for me.
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Iron Maiden....great band. My favorite 5 albums by them are:
1. The Number Of The Beast
2. Iron Maiden
3. Killers
4. The Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
5. Somewhere In time
1. The Number Of The Beast
2. Iron Maiden
3. Killers
4. The Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
5. Somewhere In time
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Nothing quite beats Running Free 
E-Z
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Iron Maiden & Killers are my two favourite 'Maiden' albums.
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E-Z
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Iron Maiden- It don't get any better guy's this is there best album with all there best songs on it.
Killers- A great follow to the first album and there second best album.
Number of the Beast- A lot of people rate this album and it's ok but I like more cos Clive Burr is drumming on it rather than the songs although 'Hallow Be Thy Name' is a minor classic.
Piece of Mind- Again it's ok and 'The Trooper' is a fan favourite but overall it isn't anything special.
Somewhere in Time- No comment.
Powerslave- A lot of Maiden fan's like this album and even though I have it I've never played it?.
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son- I played this album a number of times in the past and quite like it especially 'The Evil That Men Do' and apparently it has a 'progressive rock vibe' to it not that I ever noticed??.
Prayer for the Dying- Apart from 'Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter' the rest isn't much.
Fear of the Dark- Ok I suppose and the title track is catchy.
E-Z
Killers- A great follow to the first album and there second best album.
Number of the Beast- A lot of people rate this album and it's ok but I like more cos Clive Burr is drumming on it rather than the songs although 'Hallow Be Thy Name' is a minor classic.
Piece of Mind- Again it's ok and 'The Trooper' is a fan favourite but overall it isn't anything special.
Somewhere in Time- No comment.
Powerslave- A lot of Maiden fan's like this album and even though I have it I've never played it?.
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son- I played this album a number of times in the past and quite like it especially 'The Evil That Men Do' and apparently it has a 'progressive rock vibe' to it not that I ever noticed??.
Prayer for the Dying- Apart from 'Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter' the rest isn't much.
Fear of the Dark- Ok I suppose and the title track is catchy.
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I had the ten 1995 Castle re-releases with the 2nd CD's containing all or most of the b-sides (plus Maiden Japan). I sold the used set on ebay last year for $250.
The Dickenson/Gers solo version of the song is pretty good too. It's on (at least) the Nightmare On Elm Street 5 soundtrack.
E-Z
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Maybe the band has run it's course and should call it a day?.
Steve get ya hair cut dude and get yourself a 'proper job' and Dave you could become a publican and run a real boozer out in Essex!. Just an idea lads?.
E-Z
Steve get ya hair cut dude and get yourself a 'proper job' and Dave you could become a publican and run a real boozer out in Essex!. Just an idea lads?.
E-Z
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