Guess The Iron Maiden Song!

The Late Sunday Extra Clue!

Clue #1:
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Clue #2: four questions (and a half)
Clue #3: this songs ends the way it started
Clue #4: A verse in the song contains the names of a Helloween song (that is not likely to played any more), a Rihanna song, a Van Halen album, (almost) an Aerosmith song and a sacred text.
Clue #5: this song is rather introspective but bears a collective message.

Incorrect guesses: 2 Minutes to Midnight/ Still Life/ The Edge of Darkness/ Can I Play With Madness/ No Prayer For The Dying/ The Wicker Man/ The Prophecy/ The Unbeliever/ Fear of the Dark/ Sign of the Cross
 
TheMercenary said:
Blood Brothers ?
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That's the one! :)

Clue #1:
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< I don't know what sound was intended to be made, but this moment (in the RiR version) definitely sounds like a cuckoo clock:
(from 4'52)
Clue #2: four questions (and a half)
<"What do you think you'd expect you would see?" (1 and a half)
"What do you see, do you think we have learned?"
"Will we ever know what the answer to life really is?
Can you really tell me what life is?"

Clue #3: this songs ends the way it started
< the first and last lines are "And if you're taking a walk through the garden of life"

Clue #4: A verse in the song contains the names of a Helloween song (that is not likely to played any more), a Rihanna song, a Van Halen album, (almost) an Aerosmith song and a sacred text.
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"When you think that we've used all our chances
And the chance (a Grapow song, so probably out of the setlists forever) to make everything right
Keep on making the same old mistakes
Makes untipping the balance so easy
When we're living our lives on the edge
Say a prayer on the book of the dead"

Clue #5: this song is rather introspective but bears a collective message.
< the verses, about one person reflecting on their own life mostly, complement a chorus that is particularly "inclusive". ;)

I'm happy to say it, loudly and proudly: your turn, @TheMercenary ! :)
 
Black Bart said:
That's the one! :)

Clue #1:
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< I don't know what sound was intended to be made, but this moment (in the RiR version) definitely sounds like a cuckoo clock:
(from 4'52)
Clue #2: four questions (and a half)
<"What do you think you'd expect you would see?" (1 and a half)
"What do you see, do you think we have learned?"
"Will we ever know what the answer to life really is?
Can you really tell me what life is?"

Clue #3: this songs ends the way it started
< the first and last lines are "And if you're taking a walk through the garden of life"

Clue #4: A verse in the song contains the names of a Helloween song (that is not likely to played any more), a Rihanna song, a Van Halen album, (almost) an Aerosmith song and a sacred text.
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"When you think that we've used all our chances
And the chance (a Grapow song, so probably out of the setlists forever) to make everything right
Keep on making the same old mistakes
Makes untipping the balance so easy
When we're living our lives on the edge
Say a prayer on the book of the dead"

Clue #5: this song is rather introspective but bears a collective message.
< the verses, about one person reflecting on their own life mostly, complement a chorus that is particularly "inclusive". ;)

I'm happy to say it, loudly and proudly: your turn, @TheMercenary ! :)
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Thank you so much, @Black Bart. <3 :cheers:

Very nice round. :)
 
The explanation of the first and only clue of this round :

Clue #1 : In 2013, Almah has released an album called 'Unfold', this clue refers to the verse "Unknowingly blessed and as his life unfolds". Plus 2013 was the year when our favorite band toured for Maiden England, 25 years after the release of 'Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son'.

2013
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Incorrect guesses :
 
Oh shit, didn’t realize I’d won. Lemme think up some clues.

Clue #1: Diablo IV just came out a few months ago.
 
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Clue #1: Diablo IV just came out a few months ago.

Clue #2: Hell on Earth

Wrong Guesses: Hell on Earth, New Frontier, Brighter Than A Thousand Sun, The Number of the Beast
 
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