Court In The Act: Iron Maiden

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Showing posts with label Iron Maiden. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 November 2011

Iron Maiden - Powerslave [1984]

Prime-era Iron Maiden is essentially like a premium steak cooked rare. In other words, tastes delicious, seems pretty sophisticated for what it is, but still has enough bite to it to make it an absolute fucking feast. Enough with the analogies already. Powerslave isn't Maiden's best album - it's got some filler in it ('Losfer Words', 'The Duellists'), but is still an absolute corker of an album. Seek it down instantly. Or better still, download it below.

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Saturday, 12 November 2011

Iron Maiden - The Soundhouse Tapes demo [1979]

So yeah, Iron Maiden are probably the best-known heavy metal band that hasn't done a collaboration with Lou Reed. This is their first 'official' demo (you will see why I use the inverted commas in a future post), and it's interesting, if not strictly good. Personally, not being a fan of the self-titled, I was unlikely to ever really click with this, but it's certainly good as a piece of metal history.

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Sunday, 22 May 2011

Iron Maiden - A Matter Of Life And Death [2006]

Perhaps a little bit controversial as the final choice for the first batch of Maiden albums to be uploaded to this blog, I will stand by 'AMOLAD' to the death as an excellent album. Really allowing Maiden's progressive leanings to come to the fore, it doesn't get boring throughout its 72 minutes.

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Iron Maiden - Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son [1988]

It is no disrespect to 'Powerslave' et al that I have chosen not to upload them at this moment - I made my selection of four (yes, there is one coming) from Maiden's excellent albums arbitrarily. Indeed, this is yet another excellent album of Maiden's.

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Iron Maiden - Piece Of Mind [1983]

I read somewhere that no band has ever released more than three great albums - Maiden are living contradiction to that, with 6 or 7. This is the home of live staple and absolute metal hallmark 'The Trooper'.

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Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast [1982]

Iron Maiden are one of the biggest metal bands ever, but unlike Metallica, they didn't reach their success by compromise. This, possibly their most successful, and their best, album, features the key singles of their ascension - 'Run To The Hills' and the title track.

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