Yes, the one and only Ian Anderson. That clue was really a follow-up to an earlier comment here, which had a pertinent parody of intricate clue-making including Ian Anderson's cat.Damn! I though he was the flute playing frontman, took me time to realize it’s another round starting.
Anyway, my guess: Judas Be My Guide
Just curious, were you @Jmaster referring to Ian Anderson for your Clue #1 ?
Guess The Iron Maiden Song!
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Hallowed be thy Name
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Clue #1:
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name
The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
Brave New World ?
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Nope
TheMercenary
Ancient Mariner
The Aftermath ?
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
No. Don't look too much into "war songs". 
Dick Brucinson
The TRUE Dick Brucinson
The Legacy
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Clue #1:
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Clue #7: A line in this song features both the title of an Accept song and the title of a Spock Beard's album.
Clue #8: In this song, there is an expression which has been borrowed to entitle a complotist book by one Mr Freeman (of all names
).
Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name/ Brave New World/ The Aftermath/ Strange World/ The Legacy
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Clue #7: A line in this song features both the title of an Accept song and the title of a Spock Beard's album.
Clue #8: In this song, there is an expression which has been borrowed to entitle a complotist book by one Mr Freeman (of all names
). Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name/ Brave New World/ The Aftermath/ Strange World/ The Legacy
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The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
Can I play with Madness?
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Nope
TheMercenary
Ancient Mariner
Heaven Can Wait ?
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Nope
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Clue #1:
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Clue #7: A line in this song features both the title of an Accept song and the title of a Spock Beard's album.
Clue #8: In this song, there is an expression which has been borrowed to entitle a complotist book by one Mr Freeman (of all names
).
Clue #9: The title of the song features of a punk band, whose first album is an element of their name repeated three times.
Clue #10:
Extra clue: you may Have noticed tHat most of my clues Have been going two by two tHis round. THis "double" symbolic migHt not be coincidental.
Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name/ Brave New World/ The Aftermath/ Strange World/ The Legacy/ Can I Play With Madness/ Heaven Can Wait
Clue #2:
From a syntactic perspective, the lyrics contain a line commonly described as a subordinate clause, or protasis, which is canonically followed by a then-clause, the apodosis.
Clue #3:
Clue #4: Helloween, X, 10
Clue #5: Donald Meredeth Finch, (the) French head (of) Middleton
Clue #6:
Clue #7: A line in this song features both the title of an Accept song and the title of a Spock Beard's album.
Clue #8: In this song, there is an expression which has been borrowed to entitle a complotist book by one Mr Freeman (of all names
Clue #9: The title of the song features of a punk band, whose first album is an element of their name repeated three times.
Clue #10:
Extra clue: you may Have noticed tHat most of my clues Have been going two by two tHis round. THis "double" symbolic migHt not be coincidental.
Incorrect guesses: Don't Look To The Eyes of a Stranger/ Juanita/ Wrathchild/ Drifter/ Chains of Misery/ Judas Be My Guide/ The Parchment/ Prowler/ Hallowed Be Thy Name/ Brave New World/ The Aftermath/ Strange World/ The Legacy/ Can I Play With Madness/ Heaven Can Wait
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TheMercenary
Ancient Mariner
Doctor Doctor ?
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Nope, but good try with the "double" title.
The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
Total Eclipse ( I don't know why but I'm so confused…)
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Not this song, but you're chronologically close.
TheMercenary
Ancient Mariner
The Prisoner ?