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@PhantomOfTheOpera Sorry about overlooking that one for so long, I think you wrote that before I refreshed the page, so I didn't see your guess until now - been too busy to check in today. Anyway, El Dorado is correct, so over to you. Explanations are due in just a second.

Clue 1: This song starts with a narrative technique that is also used in a few other Maiden songs. In the case of this particular song, it takes on a double meaning. Clue 2: A geographical place where Maiden have been and also played nearby is to be found in the lyrics. Clue 3: If we look at...

Clue 1: This song starts with a narrative technique that is also used in a few other Maiden songs. In the case of this particular song, it takes on a double meaning. Clue 2: A geographical place where Maiden have been and also played nearby is to be found in the lyrics. Clue 3: If we look at...

Clue 1: This song starts with a narrative technique that is also used in a few other Maiden songs. In the case of this particular song, it takes on a double meaning. Clue 2: A geographical place where Maiden have been and also played nearby is to be found in the lyrics. Clue 3: If we look at...

Clue 1: This song starts with a narrative technique that is also used in a few other Maiden songs. In the case of this particular song, it takes on a double meaning.

I have a very good feeling for this one

Fortunes of War

Back in the Village?

Blood On The World's Hands

Powerslave

Public Enema Number One

Ghost of the Navigator is correct. @Black Bart got this one, your turn. Clues explained: Clue 1: In this song's lyrics, you'll find the name of a geographical place of interest related to Maiden's early history. "Bow", which is also a neighbourhood in London's east end. Maiden used to...

Clue 1: In this song's lyrics, you'll find the name of a geographical place of interest related to Maiden's early history. Clue 2: The song lyrics name a device which should make you think of another significant place from Maiden's past. The song also gives you directions to this place...

Haha, that's pretty clever... Wish I had thought of that. But no, not the song. Next clue up soon.

No to those. Even earlier history, and it's a place IRL.

Alright, since there are no takers yet, I'll start one off the cuff and we'll se how it develops from here: Clue 1: In this song's lyrics, you'll find the name of a geographical place of interest related to Maiden's early history.

Can't come up with anything right now, so anyone who's up for it can take my turn

Man of Sorrows

Shadows of the Valley.

Out of the Shadows