[letitrock]

Originally Posted by hellmanfrommars

Number of the Beast should be a part of all Heavy Metal fan's collections.

and most of the other cds

i thought Brave New World was pretty good too

[Mike]

Originally Posted by {_Warrior_}

IRON ROCKSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!

Their show in rock in rio was incredible " Scream for me Brazilllll "

and Bruce..... is one of the all time best vocalists (IMO)

Did u go to Rock in Rio Warrior??

[Mr Bluesman]

Damn, they are a good band!
Recently I've been listening to Edward the Great a lot, I got it at Christmas. I've got to say, I had Number Of The Beast on my stereo only yesterday at full blast, and I thought... "Why hadn't I realised what a f**king great rock anthem this is before???? "

[Late]

The white man came across the sea, they brought us pain and misery.....Run to the hills, run for your lives....

[joviscout]

There quite good i got brave new world and its a great album.

[{_Warrior_}]

Originally Posted by Mike

Did u go to Rock in Rio Warrior??

No I didn´t
My friend went and told me it was incredible
I got it live on tv.........

[Rickwon]

Originally Posted by The Walrus

I heard Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter, and its fantastic!

Funny you mentioned this song since it's probably the most hated among fans :P

They received a golden raspberry for it for being the worst song of the year. It's also the only Maiden song to reach #1. Go and figure that out

[Rickwon]

This is a list of their albums:

- Iron Maiden (1980) [line-up: Paul Di'Anno vocals, Steve Harris bass, David Murray guitar, Clive Burr drums, Dennis Stratton guitar]

- Killers (1981) [Stratton is replaced by Adrian Smith]
- The number of the beast (1982) [Di'Anno is replaced by Bruce Dickinson]
- Piece of mind (1983) [Burr is replaced by Nicko McBrain]
- Powerslave (1984) [no changes until 'No prayer for the dying]
- Live after death (live album 1985)
- Somewhere in time (1986)
- Seventh son of a seventh son (198
- No prayer for the dying (1990) [Smith is replaced by Janick Gers]
- Fear of the dark (1992)
- A real live one (live, 1993)
- A real dead one (live, 1993)
- Live at Donnington 92 (live, 1994)
- The X factor (1995) [Dickinson is replaced by Blaze Bayley]
- The best of the beast (compilation, 1996)
- Virtual XI (199
- Ed Hunter (compilation + game, 1999)
- Brave new world (2000) [Bayley is replaced by Bruce Dickinson, Adrian Smith returns. Line up: Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris, Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Janick Gers, Nicko McBrain]

- Rock in Rio (live, 2002)
- Edward the Great (compilation, 2002)
- the new album in 2003 (recording is finished)

They also released 'Eddie's Archive in 2002 which contained 2 double disc live albums and 1 double disc with their best b-sides (check out Adrian Smith on vocals on 'Reach out')

I might have forgotten something but I'm sure someone can fill me in.

[Rumen]

In fact Bruce's version of Bring Your Daughter(with only Janick on the guitar) "won" the golden raspberry!BTW-this version isn't that good like IM version(I still think Bring is pretty cool track,but for sure not the best)!
Anyway-I've seen them 5 times live and they always rule!
"Scream for meeeeeeeeeeeeee..............."

[Rickwon]

Originally Posted by Rumen

In fact Bruce's version of Bring Your Daughter(with only Janick on the guitar) "won" the golden raspberry!BTW-this version isn't that good like IM version(I still think Bring is pretty cool track,but for sure not the best)!
Anyway-I've seen them 5 times live and they always rule!
"Scream for meeeeeeeeeeeeee..............."

So it was Bruce's version that appeared on some Nightmare on Elmstreet soundtrack which got the award? I thought that version was pulled back pretty quick since Steve Harris wanted the song for the new album.
Well, you're probably right.
A lot of people don't like the song cause it's too commercial I guess. Same with 'Can I play with madness', though I never had a problem with that one.