Best Iron Maiden Album

YosemiteSam

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Eat all kinds of ***. It's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.

Prove me wrong!
 

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There isn't a wrong answer but this is like picking your favorite kid.
 

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Eat all kinds of ***. It's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.

Prove me wrong!

Heh heh... Saw your sig... Meant to talk about these guys.

These guys were amazing. The guitar harmonies adrian and Dave, what a combo.... the bass, well the bass of steve harris... He was out there playing bass like a guitar... Had his own riffs instead of just background filler.... Nico McBrain - Awesome! Then there is bruce, Dianno was nice but Bruce was on another level. Listen to the scream at the end of run to the hills. "Run


Their rise started with "running free" and from killers album - murders in the rue morgue.
They showed they were going to be a force when Bruce came on for number of the beast album.





Blech.

The right answer is, of course, Piece of Mind. Going away.

It is their best work. It's #1
Revelations is awesome!
Die with your boots on.... The whole album rocks!





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Just kidding. Beast is an obvious choice, and it's a great album too. At least it didn't feature synthesizers. Jesus, Sam.

Beast is so close that's it's 1a for me.
The prisoner... I'm not a number... I'm a free man...

Being a maiden fan in the 80s and jones'n for more maiden... I enjoyed powerslave and somewhere in time....

After that album I go black. I can't really listen to them after that.


So... Sam.... That's were you are wrong! Haha!


I saw them in Nassau coliseum in 1986 with ACCEPT - get your balls to the wall

Been meaning to go the last couple of years. Gotta get to another show!
 

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Peace of Mind. I'm actually in the process of making my through their discography. Seventh Son is next.
 

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From the first to No Prayer for the dying you can't go wrong...heck I even liked some things on Fear of the dark as well.
 

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Here is a cool bonus...Bruce with Rob.



There is a live version out there that even has Geoff Tate singing with them but Rob's pants in that video...o_O
 

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See the thing about Seventh Son album is it's a departure of sort from standard Maiden. Many people didn't take to it like they did to the other albums. You really have to listen to it many times to begin to fully see (and feel) it's subtleties and dynamic ranges that fit together so well. It's like a mathematical masterpiece with incredible flow, but so many people never really gave it the effort because of how different it was compared to Maiden's previous work.

Not to mention Bruce is freaking spectacular in it even compared to how great he normally is. That's saying a lot.
 

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For me it's a tie between Killers & Number of the Beast.

I saw Iron Maiden open for KISS in 1980, with Paul Di'Anno & Dennis Stratton. Iron Maiden blew KISS off the stage, no two ways around it.
 

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I would probably go Powerslave though Brave New World is probably the one I listen to most
 

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By chance did anyone remember today is Bruce's birthday?

Oh that right, I did. :muttley:

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