Which is their best album?

>>116127561 (OP)

the last one

>>116127561 (OP)

Powerslave

>>116127561 (OP)

first two

I love Killers

>>116127561 (OP)

all of their ‘80s output

This is actually a great album

>>116127561 (OP)

Powerslave

>>116127561 (OP)

7th son

>>116127561 (OP)

1. Killers

2. Live After Death

3. Number of the Beast

4. Somewhere In Time

^ this one

Based 7th Son appreciator

They all sound the same.

no contest, first to last song, all of them amazing except for The Prophecy 



Somewhere in time is a close second

>>116127561 (OP)

you just posted it

I love The Prophecy! 

>i'll taaaaaaaaaaake your lives in my hand...

I'd have put Powerslave above SiT, but it's only beating it out by a cunt-hair.

SiT only loses because Wasted Years is too "pop"

The cheese of it makes me nostalgic now.

666 The Number of the Beast

>>116127561 (OP)

Not their best, but Brave New World is comfy.



Seventh son of the Seventh son is best, imo.

And yeah, nobody asked, but The Evil That Men Do gives me a boner every time.

For me it's Hallowed by thy name

Piece of Mind obviously.

Respectable take. Brave New World gets too little love imo

South Americans love it

I feel like South Americans are the biggest most loyal supporters of Iron Maiden

Indeed. I'm Brazilian and I just watched the Jon Lord's tribute with Bruce Dickinson. The audience was already cheering even during warm up

Close second for me. In my eyes, it gets a little bit weaker in the middle, while "The evil..." is pretty much the song that listen and sing to whole, and then repeat it because I didn't have enough of it.

Also, favourite song to sing along when my vocal cords were still working properly.

this

Long instrumental section in Alexander the Great gives me goosebumps every time

>>116127561 (OP)

none

Is Bruce right about Metallica?

What did he say?

if you can't hear the different tones and atmosphere between Piece of Mind-Powerslave-Somewhere in Time-Seventh Son then i dunno what to tell you.

>>116127561 (OP)

some days i think it's SiT but i do really love 7S

both just great albums.

He said

>Dickinson told Metal Hammer magazine. "They might be bigger than us and they might sell more tickets than us and they might get more gold-plated middle-class bourgeoisie turning up to their shows but they're not Maiden. I did say it's a bit of a wind-up. I thought, if I'm going to turn into an a--hole, I might as well, you know, go for it!"



Though he also said

> "I said it because I knew it would piss everyone off. I knew it wouldn't piss Metallica off, because they're Metallica. What do they care?"

Then he's absolutely right. Metallica is not Iron Maiden.

seventh son by far

cool, what year did he say this?

he's right, even if it does reek of jealousy. even some of bruce's solo albums are better than most of metallica's output since the late '80s.

Idk 2011 I think



I would agree but to me the more interesting implication is about Metallica's audience, you can imagine the kind of rich people who probably fill up the good seats at their shows

has one great song and that's it

kys. that's literally their greatest tune

the answer is tracks 1-5 on Piece of Mind, followed by the first album, followed by TNOTB, and then the 2nd album

digits confirm

I have a soft spot for Seventh Son, but I'd like to cheat and say Live After Death.
