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Personally I am, yes! Iron Maiden haven’t even hit the road yet in support of their recently released The Book of Souls album, but singer Bruce Dickinson has already started on his next solo project. Dickinson revealed his plans to Classic Rock magazine, saying he’s already got “half an album”...

Iron Maiden fans have tried to be a patient bunch, this time having to wait five years for the new studio album. That last album was The Final Frontier, 76 minutes spread over ten songs, which had some fans debating whether a change to shorter tracks should be considered for the future. Surely...

I have listened to it properly tour times, and I'm still taking it all in. I'm really impressed with it, great stuff. The one consistent thing I have noted is I always get the goosebumps at the same part every time, and that's the heavy breakaway part in the title track. Superb.

Regarding Empire of the Clouds:

How I envy you all who have heard it

Guess she's excited too. . .http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/lady-gaga-im-the-next-iron-maiden/

There was some chat earlier about a possible second single, and I thought I had seen a mention that Tears of a Clown would be it. Anyway, in my search I came across a site stating it had the lyrics for it, no idea if they are real. Er, not sure ow to do spoilers, but do a Google search and you...

Seven deadly sins......M O O N C H I L D (best Maiden album opener)

Maiden for me, was never one of my favourite Blaze songs that one. :rocker:

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Speed of Light

Maiden. :fencing:

Thank you

Mon 6 November, 1995 Apollo Theatre Manchester, UK X Factour

I'm curious, this is a message to my fellow Maiden lovers who have been disappointed by The Speed of Light. Has disliking the song made your anticipation for The Book of Souls drop sharply, or are you still looking forward to the album? :hello:

Whatever the opinions I do think the production is as discussed by the group in interviews. It feels ‘live’ with just a few little effects tweaks here and there . :edmetal:

A fine song. A heavy aroma of Deep Purple and a whiff of Metallica, my only slight frown being the little guitar run under the bridge which distracted me a little. But a minor quibble as the chorus nestles in my brain and will be there for a long time to come. :shred:

We already brought you the world-exclusive first interview with Steve Harris about their new album, The Book Of Souls, but there’s much more to come because over the coming weeks Kerrang! is going to be celebrating the return of heavy metal’s biggest band like no one else. Next week, there’s...