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20. Sept. 2022 · No matter what you're into – be it heavy metal, punk, hardcore, grunge, alternative, goth, industrial, djent or the stuff so bizarre it defies classification – you'll find it all here, backed by the best writers in our game. The 50 greatest Iron Maiden songs ranked, as chosen by Metal Hammer readers.
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17. Juli 2020 · A list of the best songs by the legendary British metal band, from their 1980 debut to their 2015 masterpiece. See the criteria, the order and the videos of each song, from The Number Of The Beast to The Book Of Souls.
3. Sept. 2015 · September 2015 von Metal Hammer. Die NWOBH-Legenden Iron Maiden können auf einen mehr als imposanten Pool an Song-Klassikern zurückgreifen. Wir haben die 66,6 besten für euch...
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- Burning Ambition
- Coming Home
- Empire of The Clouds
- Hell on Earth
- Dance of Death
- Sea of Madness
- The Longest Day
- 22 Acacia Avenue
- Running Free
- The Evil That Men Do
Famously no fan of punk – music he described as “against my religion” – bassist and founding member Steve Harris has always denied its influence on early Iron Maiden. But how else to account for this intriguing, compact curio on the B-side of Running Free, a perfect gene-splice between metal, Thin Lizzy and, well, punk?
If calling Coming Home a ballad is pushing it a bit, it’s as close to a ballad as Maiden are likely to get, an indication that – had they wished – they could have aced AOR. A thoughtful reflection on touring and what you might call the philosophical pleasures of aviation, complete with stadium-sized chorus.
The longest song in Maiden’s catalogue, a complex, 18-minute cinematic, episodic leviathan that tells the story of the British airship R-101’s final voyage. The work of the singer, Bruce Dickinson, who spent a month composing it on piano, it’s the sound of a band declining to rest on their considerable laurels and pushing into the unknown instead.
2021’s Senjutsu is a double album that’s best devoured in full – evidence that, nearly 50 years after they formed, Iron Maiden are in a remarkable creative purple patch – but if you had to pick one track, it might be the Harris-penned closer Hell on Earth: plaintive and explosive, with a killer vocal.
“Let me tell you a story to chill the bones …” opens Dickinson in hammy style that has more to do with horror films than Dance of Death’s actual inspiration, Bergman’s The Seventh Seal. Dickinson performed Dance of Death live dressed as the Grim Reaper, summing the track up: it’s knowingly preposterous and genuinely gripping.
The Somewhere in Time LP generated a degree of controversy among Iron Maiden diehards for its flagrant use of – gasp! – synthesisers, but the notion that this newfound interest might blunt their sound is demolished by the Adrian Smith-penned Sea of Madness: prima facie evidence that the album is under-rated.
Harris summarised 2006’s acclaimed LP A Matter of Life and Death as “heavier than we’ve ever been”, which certainly fits The Longest Day. Among Maiden’s multitude of war epics, it might be the most brutal and horrifying – it certainly doesn’t sound like the work of multimillionaires in their 60s.
The lyrics of the two-part saga of Charlotte the Harlot, a sort of metal equivalent of the Police’s Roxanne, haven’t aged terribly well – “All the men that are constantly drooling / It’s no life for you, stop all that screwing” – but the music on 22 Acacia Avenue is taut, dramatic and utterly thrilling.
Founded on a warp-speed take on glam’s glitterbeat, Running Free is Maiden’s early, Paul Di’Anno-fronted years in miniature. It’s sharp, punchy and founded – despite the lyrical references to LA, which sound like the wishful work of someone who has never been further than Leytonstone. east London – in a desire for escape from grim urban reality.
Most of 1988’s Seventh Son of a Seventh Son LP – a concept album – was suitably proggy, but The Evil That Men Do kicks against that particular trend. Relatively short and straightforwardly hard hitting, it sounds appealingly like the basic essence of Maiden in concentrated form.
28. Jan. 2020 · 1-10. 1. The Number of the Beast. Album: The Number of the Beast (1982) “Woe to you, oh earth and sea.” To a true Iron Maiden fan, the very mention of those seven words elicits a tremendously visceral response within us.
Watch all of Iron Maiden's official music videos including classic hits such as 'The Number Of The Beast', ‘The Trooper’, ‘Wasted Years’, ‘Hallowed Be Thy Name’, ‘Wasting...
7. Aug. 2021 · A list of the 20 best Iron Maiden songs of all time, from their debut album in 1980 to their latest release in 2015. Find out which tracks made the cut and why, from epic power ballads to thrash metal anthems.
