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Killers, for me. The guitar sound changes from having a nice contrast at times (H's raw dirty sound against Dave's clean and pure sound when soloing on songs like Wrathchild, for example) but having them flow one into the other (Prodigal Son did it before and better than Powerslave, IMO) in...

Some from H... Prodigal Son 22 Acacia Avenue The Duellists Heaven Can Wait Stranger in a Strange Land Alexander the Great Some from Dave... Prodigal Son To Tame a Land Deja Vu Holy Smoke Chains of Misery Judas Be My Guide A few from Jan... Mother Russia Sign of the Cross Como Estais Amigos...

1. Jerusalem 2. Taking the Queen 3. Darkside of Aquarius 4. Son of a Gun 5. Inertia 6. Book of Thel 7. Tears of the Dragon 8. Omega 9. The Tower 10. The Alchemist

Strange World, if only for the two brilliant solos.

Holy Smoke.

Where Eagles Dare. Nicko's best drumming and the ultra-raw guitarwork makes it my 5th favorite Maiden song ever.

"Then down it comes, falls the rain!" certainly sounds the highest pitched to me. Where is ROTAM on your poll?

8 or so times. It wasn't as big of a grower for me as it was for most other people. After the third listen my thoughts on the album were pretty much cemented.

She's Gone (is that the same song?) is on the "The Entire Population of Hackney" bootleg. The vocals sound poor quality-wise but the rest isn't too bad. Fighting Man and School Days can both be found on MP3 from the "The Entire Population of Hackney" bootleg as well.

Are you kidding? It's the best song they've ever done since Mother Russia.

Iron Maiden - Prowler Killers - Twilight Zone Number of the Beast - Gangland Piece of Mind - Die With Your Boots On Powerslave - 2 Minutes to Midnight Somewhere in Time - Heaven Can Wait Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - The Prophecy No Prayer for the Dying - Bright Your Daughter... to the...

Iron Maiden - Phantom of the Opera Killers - Prodigal Son Number of the Beast - Invader Piece of Mind - Where Eagles Dare Powerslave - Powerslave Somewhere in Time - Alexander the Great Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - Infinite Dreams No Prayer for the Dying - Mother Russia Fear of the Dark -...

Back in the Village. It's just such a fast and hectic song, different from most other Maiden songs. The riff is also great, as you said.

:: No option for Moonchild? In that case Alexander gets my vote.

[!--quoteo(post=134856:date=Apr 14 2006, 12:20 PM:name=Ascendancy)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(Ascendancy @ Apr 14 2006, 12:20 PM) 134856[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] Why have you got 'No Prayer...' so far up the list? :: Because despite The Assassin and Bring Your...

Killers gets my vote. Ides of March is an awesome opener and the way Wrathchild just flows out of it is great. Murders In the Rue Morgue is a classic, Killers is one of their most atmospheric songs ever made, and Prodigal Son has some great guitar solos. It's only flaw is Twilight Zone and...

[!--quoteo(post=133926:date=Apr 4 2006, 02:39 AM:name=jacen110091)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(jacen110091 @ Apr 4 2006, 02:39 AM) 133926[/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--] And I guess all Maiden albums except "No Prayer For The Dying" Woah, you think that TAATG isn't a bad song?

NPFTD A. I don't like Tailgunner but the other four songs range from good to almost perfect. Every other side has at least one song that I detest.

Killers A. All of those are awesome songs.

Black Bart Blues. Musically, it is better than most Maiden A-sides. Lyrically it is rather bad and the voices are meh as well, but it is still great nonetheless.