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I've been collecting since the early 90's: Tapes:Iron Maiden, Killers, Number of the Beast, Piece Of Mind, Powerslave, Live after Death, Somewhere In Time, Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son, No Prayer For The Dying, Fear Of The Dark, A Real Live One, A Real Dead One, Live At Donnington 1992, The X...

First show for me was in December 2003 at the Point Depot in Dublin on the Dance of Death album tour.

yeah i thought it unusual that it was listed on a site for sale when there was no announcement of its release on the official IM website. It would make for a strange time to release Donnington 1992 on DVD too after they said this years Donnington performance will be released on DVD soon. The...

A Real Live One. Least imagnitative of the Riggs' covers, not a lot of detail compared to some of his earlier work.

I found this DVD, Maiden at Donnington 1992 listed on the site Play.com available for pre-order (release date is listed as 22/10/2007) and was wondering had anyone heard anything about an official DVD release for this concert. The information listed for the DVD is minimal...

Maiden have some excellent fast paced openers that really hook the listener in (Aces High, Tailgunner, Be Quick of be Dead, Different World) but i'd have to give it to the Sign of the Cross. To open an album with a 10+ minute song (complete with monks chanting at the start) is a very brave move...

Here's my thoughts on the Maiden albums to date: Iron Maiden (1980) Some people complain about the production on this album but i think it adds to the raw energy and hunger on this album. Great songwriting from start to finish too. The Good: All 10 The Bad: n/a Rating (out of 10): 10 Killers...

I've heard 39 different songs played live at the last three shows in Ireland December 1st 2003: Dance Of Death Tour, The Point Depot Dublin 1. Wildest Dreams 2.Wrathchlid 3. Can I Play With Madness? 4. The Trooper 5. Dance Of Death 6. Rainmaker 7. Brave New World 8. Paschendale 9. Lord Of The...

has to be 2am for me, very sad song with great lyrics, portays the experience of loneliness very well.

For me Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son narrowly pips Powerlsave as the best Maiden album sleeve.

Rock in Rio. Great setlist, plenty of classic maiden and the new material (at the time) from Brave New World is also very powerful on this album. The live versions of blood brothers and dream of mirrors are immense. Also getting to hear bruce sing on the clansman and the sign of the cross makes...

Bought A Real Live One and Fear of the Dark together back in 1993, been hooked ever since then.  B)

this was a very hard choice to make as the album is packed with some of Maiden's best ever material but i went for "The Greater Good of God".

Phantom Of the Opera - Iron Maiden One - Metallica Take No Prisioners - Megadeth How The Gods Kill - Danzig Silent Lucidity - Queensryche

i voted for Phantom Of the Opera, always loved that song and it was brilliant to hear it played live again on the early days part 1 tour in 2005.

i'd have to go for Virtual XI as the least impressive Maiden album. There are some good songs on there (Futureal, The Clansman, Two Worlds Collide, Como Estais Amigo) but the rest i'm just not that bothered about. I also think The Angel and the Gambler is plain awful. What disappointed me the...

My favourite album would have to be "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son", not a weak track on there in my opinion. If i had to put the albums in order of preference it would go: 1. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son 2. Iron Maiden 3. Piece Of Mind 4. A Matter Of Life and Death 5. The Number Of The Beast 6...