Guess The Iron Maiden Song!

Jer said:
The Clairvoyant
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Nope.

Jmaster said:
Infinite Dreams
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Nope. That's my absolute favorite song, I just so wish it could have been added to SBIT or ME-tour setlists but no never happened.

Diesel 11 said:
Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter
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You're correct. And now it's your turn.

Now thinking I could have mentioned it was featured on the studio-album, most of the singles are from albums so I think I thought it as no-brainer but by the guesses everyone got the right impression from the clue.
I think if it was non-album single then it must be mentioned.

Anyways, here are the answers (too bad this got solved fast as I could have added some more trivial bits but that will wait till the next time):
clue 1. This was released as single, featured on compilation album(s) and hasn't been featured in the Maiden's setlist for while.
"Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter" was released on 24th of december 1990.
It was featured on the following Iron Maiden-compilations:
"Best Of The Beast" (1996), "Edward The Great" (2002), "The Essential Iron Maiden" (2005) and "From Fear to Eternity: The Best of 1990–2010" (2011).
"Bring Your Daughter...To The Slaughter" was last played on "Give Me Ed...'til I'm Dead"-tour in 2003.
 
Clue 1.
Bootleggers rejoice!
The opening to a classic Maiden concert.
Yet recorded with a faulty pitch.
 
Clue 1: This song's lyrics contain a phrase that is also the name of a successful 80s album by another metal band. This band’s debut album has a track one might think is a homage to Maiden.
 
Prowler.

That's a fake guess.

I think I know what the album might be but I can't think of a Maiden song with the phrase, so I'm hoping another clue might help.
 
The Evil That Men Do

Just had to put guess, as I think there's plenty of variables in phrases and the metal albums released in 80's.
Remember by the clues, it seems that the phrase can be from any album or single etc..I was only reading lyrics from the 80's songs but have to look newer stuff aswell.
 
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Clue 1: This song's lyrics contain a phrase that is also the name of a successful 80s album by another metal band. This band’s debut album has a track one might think is a homage to Maiden.

Clue 2: The opening track of a record often considered a classic by hard rock/metal fans (yet weaker than the records which preceded and followed it), has a name that will lead you to the Maiden song in question. A person that can be connected to the possible homage to Maiden in clue 1 has a writing credit on this track.



Incorrect: Can I Play With Madness, The Legacy, Prowler, The Evil That Men Do
 
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