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TBOS is, for me, just a little bit longer than the last 2 albums, and I regularly listen to them from beginning to end.

- Blade Runner Intro - 1. Caught Somewhere In Time 2. Futureal 3. Isle of Avalon 4. Brave New World 5. Where Eagles Dare 6. These Colors Don't Run 7. Dance of Death 8. Tailgunner 9. Phantom of the Opera 10. Killers 11. Sign of the Cross 12. The Clairvoyant 13. Powerslave 14. Fear of the Dark 15...

This was the first song I ever heard by Iron Maiden. The drum intro is immediately memorable and the music pairs very well with the imagery of the lyrics. It gets some unfair flack due to being Maiden's most well known song. The chorus is incredible, easily one of Bruce's best performances, if...

One of Maiden's most well known and overplayed tracks. The band also received unfair criticism due to the lyrics of this song. However, putting all this aside, it is an absolute classic. The main riff is very memorable, providing a dark and menacing atmosphere for Bruce's vocals. His scream is...

Several reviews have compared the intro to Wasted Years. I'm interested to hear how accurate those comparisons are.

Somewhere in Time for it's ethereal quality. AMOLAD for it's raw, heaviness.

Worst: The Angel and the Gambler, Weekend Warrior, The Apparition, Hooks in You, Chains of Misery Second Tier: Holy Smoke, Fear is the Key, From Here to Eternity, Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger FOTD really is easily their most uneven album. Half is utterly brilliant and the the other...

The palm muted intro initially made me skip this one early into my Maiden fandom, but my attention span wasn't quite what it is today. Good thing I gave it another chance, because there are some great riffs and two solos that perfectly complement each other. Much better lyrics than the first...

One of the most memorable choruses in the Maiden catalog. Bruce sounds amazing. Musically, it's nothing too special, but I like the driving verse riff and Adrian's solo is classic. 9/10

My expectations for TFF were unfairly high, which caused a little bit of initial disappointment. Being the follow up to AMOLAD, one of my favorite albums ever, and the first new release since I had become a fan, there was no way it could have lived up to my own hype. It has become a fairly...

According to my last.fm, I first listened to the non-singles of TFF on August 9, 2010.

Christianity borrowed ideas and symbols from many other myths, including the Eye of Horus.

It's no different than any other mythology they write about e.g Flight of the Icarus, Powerslave, Book of Souls.

I wouldn't argue with DOD, but Alchemist to me is just meh.

First song heard: Run to the Hills First full album heard: The Number of the Beast Song that made me a fan: Aces High Song that that made IM an obsession: Caught Somewhere in Time First album bought: Seventh Son of a Seventh Son First album bought on release day: The Final Frontier First...

I've had AMOLAD in my car for weeks at a time. It's one of the few albums I never get tired of.

Journeyman from Death on the Road is my favorite version. Nice acoustic solo from H.

Another false alarm apparently...

I'm not a fan of that solo, it's too messy for me, with muted strings and no melody. GOTN however is Janick at his best.

I like Fortunes of War, but Blaze's vocals and the boring chorus are what really hurt it. The instrumental parts are excellent.