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Weekend Warrior for me.

I don't think it's Shirley as much as Mr Harris...

Nice. Very nice.

Brave New World for me.

Yeah. 'The Great Unknown' does the same thing - I wonder if it's due to the spontaneous style of writing/recording they went for on this album.

I think this song is amazing, probably my favourite from the album. The only negative I can say about it is that it ends a bit suddenly (when Bruce says the final 'The Book Of Soooooooouls'). Love everything else about it though.

Oh yes please, that would brighten up my kitchen :-)

It was my first IM album so I'll always look at it through rose tinted glasses. Production isn't great though now I look back. I think Black Bart has a point about it being released at a time where CD's were pushing album track lists to get longer. If you cut a few songs to get a 'classic'...

My top five (in no particular order) is a bit different to you lot: 1. Adrian Smith (Always my favourite in Maiden, because he had a hand in writing a lot of my favourite Maiden songs) 2. Billie Joe Armstrong ('Dookie'/Green Day were the reason I wanted to play guitar back in the day) 3...

Haha, cool. The perfect IM album for moody teenagers! I'm actually listening to it now. I still love the quiet intro to 'Look For The Truth'. I'd like to hear Kevin Shirley have a go at remixing this album...actually all the 90's albums come to mention it.

Hi I'm Dean. 35 years old from Dagenham, East London. Been listening to Maiden since about 93...FOTD was my first album. Loving 'The Book Of Souls'.

I love a good horror story. My old band played a local Alternative night and I was pretty excited that we'd have a decent sized audience to play to. Trouble was that they were selling their own version of a jaegerbomb for £2 a pop. I was designated driver but our drummer went a bit crazy with...

I wouldn't say this was a great song, but it definitely has something about it, as I sing and hum the melodies A LOT, particularly the intro.

I should watch it again, I don't suppose it ever made it to DVD?

I really liked 'The X Factor' when it came out. It was the first album released after I got into the band and I enjoyed the fact it was different. As a Moody 15 year old I liked the darker tone and Blaze's voice was part of that. Great Eddie / packaging too. Shame they didn't stick with that...

Here are a couple from my teenage years: "She fell in love with his squeezy machine" - From Here to Eternity. "We must prepare ourselves for the elephants" - Lord Of The Flies.

Hi there, first post right here! Fear Of The Dark was the first CD album I bought. I didn't even have a proper CD player - just my Sega Mega CD, so I was listening in mono through a very old portable TV, haha! It must of been late 1993, as I was introduced to Maiden by a friend who had...