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Sadly, my favourite ballad-like song, Children of the Damned, isn't on this list. It's not exactly a ballad but perhaps a power ballad, I'm not sure. A lot of Maiden's songs are hard to classify, a few could qualify as progressive ballads (at least that's what I call them) like Revelations...

1. Brighter Than a Thousand Suns (AMOLAD) 2. Revelations (Piece of Mind) 3. Still Life (Piece of Mind)

1. Bring Your Daghter... ...to the Slaughter (No Prayer for the Dying) - the vocals just ruin the song and the lyrics and music are pretty unimpressive 2. Wildest Dreams (Dance of Death) - maybe an unfair judgment in retrospect, but to me it's just a lesser Different World, but also just a...

I think best ofs really only serve one purpose and that's to give newcomers a taste fo the band's style, especially those who know little about the band. I remember a best of album was how I got into Black Sabbath a few years ago. When I was new to Maiden, I would have just as soon gotten No...

Very emotinal lyrics, Perun. I'm quite impressed by the talent on this board. Just wondering, what insipres you guys to write songs? Any particular bands, events, works of literature, etc.?

SMX, what program do you use and how hard is it to use. My bandmates and I are at different colleges now so can rarely get together and play. I'm looking for a good program for PC to make music.

I really enjoy Dance in Fire, it has kind of a Blue Oyster Cult quality to it. I love the vocals and bass. That's high praise from me because I usually don't really notice or care much about bass. This next song is at the moment my favourite of the songs I've written. Psi The search to find...

"In the first song is the intro sung slow or fast or fast out of interest." I'm not entirely sure myslef, I'm putting it to music as we speak. My inclination is that it's sung like the verse to The Aftermath, maybe just a little faster. Impressive lyrics SMX, though i can't quite make out the...

My least favourite Maiden song is probably bring your daughter to the salughter. The vocals are just so anoying, and the lyrics and guitar are nothing special.

For any of you who consider yourselves songwriters, post here to share original lyrics and comment on each other's. I'll start with a song I wrote for my sort-of-band (under the working name Shrapnyl, i'm the rhythm guitarist.) The Road Back Faces frigid, sullen scared, From the battlements...

Even so, it's a matter of doing things in an original way. Comic book movies can be and sometimes have been more than high-budget explosion-fests. X-Men deals wiht the fear of being different and parallels can still be drawn to today's society. Spider-Man is essentially a coming-of-age story...

I'd say Hallowed be Thy Name, it's probably the fans' favorite and has the most anthemic feel to it. Iron Maiden is their title track and is palyed at nearly every concert, but let's face it, it's not one of their better songs, a fun rocker, but not much more.

The following picture confirms that it is in fact Eddie http://www.mtv.com/bands/i/iron_maiden/ ... 81x211.jpg

What's your favourite cover of an Iron Maiden song in any style or genre? In addition to your answer, give a few words about why you pick that song. Mine would probably be Dream Theater's cover of Hallowed Be Thy Name. La Brie's vocals really complemet the music and the guitar is a bit louder...

8 out of 10, but I got lucky with a few guesses.

I'm going with Ghost of the Navigator, it's so majestic yet powerful. It's very accessible and easy for anyone to enjoy without feeling poppy or un-Maidenlike. The guitars and vocals are both excellent. Montsegur is a close second just for its sheer heaviness.

Deep Purple - Child in Time (my favourite guitar solo of all time) Iron Maiden - Seventh Son, The Legacy, Paschendale, These Colours Don't Run Iced Earth - Birth of the Wicked Metallica - One, Fade to Black, Enter Sandman Megadeth - Tornado of Souls, Burnt Ice Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy train

I have to go with The Longest Day, no other song has so realistically captured war for me.

1. Deep Purple - Child in Time (not exactly metal, but where'd metal be without Deep Purple) 2. Iron Maiden - Brighter Than a Thousand Suns 3. Iced Earth - The coming Curse 4. Iron Maiden - The Sign of the Cross 5. Metallica - Fade to Black

Just wondering, is a fear of glaciers ever rational?