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Flight of Icarus

Caught somewhere in time

The Prophecy?

Death or Glory

But of course, it's The Book of Souls! Well done @LosBastardos. You already revealed the clues, so my only job is to confirm Civilization, Invasion and Gers/Harris as the key to solve this one.

Clue 1: In the lyrics to this song, you'll find the name of a legendary video game from the 1990s. You'll also find the name of an Iron Maiden B-side. Clue 2: The writing of the song was a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the same writing credit. Guesses torn in two: 2...

Clue 1: In the lyrics to this song, you'll find the name of a legendary video game from the 1990s. You'll also find the name of an Iron Maiden B-side.

Speed of Light

Damn! That was quick, you know your Dylan, @TheMercenary, your turn! Clue explained: Man of Peace (Dylan), Tell Me Why (N. Young).

Clue 1: Within the the first line of the lyrics to this Iron Maiden song, you'll find the name of a Bob Dylan song. In the last line of song, you'll find the name of a song by Neil Young.

Mission from 'Arry

Ooops, sorry about that: What about... (dramatic pause)... Murders in the Rue Morgue?

Satellite 15... the final frontier

The Assassin

The Duellists

Good team work, and @LosBastardos got it! Massacre is the song, here are the clues: Clue 1: A picture of 15 keys. "15 keys" is the name of a song by the legendary US alt. country band Uncle Tupelo. In the song "15 keys", Thin Lizzy gets a mention in the lyrics. Clue 2: Thematically, this...

Correct! Your turn @LosBastardos

Clue 1: Clue 2: Thematically, this song is not unique in the Maiden catalogue. It is particularly similar to one of Maiden's most well-known songs. Clue 3: The first and last verse mirror one another: Here, two out of the four lines are near identical, and the two verses both describe the...

Clue 1: Clue 2: Thematically, this song is not unique in the Maiden catalogue. It is particularly similar to one of Maiden's most well-known songs. Clue 3: The first and last verse mirror one another: Here, two out of the four lines are near identical, and the two verses both describe the...

Clue 1: Clue 2: Thematically, this song is not unique in the Maiden catalogue. It is particularly similar to one of Maiden's most well-known songs. Clue 3: The first and last verse mirror one another: Here, two out of the four lines are near identical, and the two verses both describe the...