Your favorite Iron Maiden song

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  1. Wally Swift

    Wally Swift Yo-Yoing where I will...

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    Very underrated song.
     
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  2. Wally Swift

    Wally Swift Yo-Yoing where I will...

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    The Soundhouse outtake is even trippier.
     
  3. Hokeyboy

    Hokeyboy Nudnik of Dinobots

    1. The Prisoner
    2. Wrathchild
    3. Rime of the Ancient Mariner
     
  4. Wally Swift

    Wally Swift Yo-Yoing where I will...

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    Me too. It really should have been on the album instead of Gangland.
     
  5. SammyJoe

    SammyJoe Up The Irons!

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    Im not sure why, but I somehow have always felt that The Prophecy is not in quite right spot in the album.
    I like it and its indeed overlooked. Maybe because it does not contain catchy chorus but the ending is really cool..

    That's great song and definitely one of the best from the debut album. Very moody and atmospheric song, I love it!
     
  6. Decane

    Decane Forum Resident

    Fear of the Dark introduced me to Iron Maiden and continues to hold a special place in my heart, although in general I prefer Hallowed Be Thy Name and To Tame a Land to it.
     
  7. longaway

    longaway Senior Member

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    Charlotte, NC, USA
    Wasted Years
     
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  8. Maidenpriest

    Maidenpriest Setting the controls for the heart of the sun :)

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    Where do you think 'The Prophecy' should be placed on the album then ? I can't think of anywhere else it would work ??
     
  9. TubularBell

    TubularBell Forum Resident

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    From the epic section: Rime of the Ancient Marinet
    From big hits: 2Minutes to Midnight
    From dark horse section: Still Life
     
  10. SammyJoe

    SammyJoe Up The Irons!

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    Hm, dunno, sometimes I felt that it just did not click with me but the ending of the song is great as it gets to The Clairvoyant.
    I might have felt earlier that the song felt like little loose musically..compared to previous song Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son and the next The Clairvoyant.
    But, as it's still continues the overall theme and story of the album, it should be there.
     
  11. Aris

    Aris Labor Omnia Vincit

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    Portugal
    Awesome opening riff as well as the bass line.
     
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  12. talkradio

    talkradio Faded Primadonna

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    Too hard to pick just one. I believe each DiAnno and Bruce album has at least one awesome track I wouldn't want to be without.
     
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  13. superstar19

    superstar19 Authentic By Nature

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    I'm a sucker for a nice epic song so... "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner" for me.
     
  14. Maidenpriest

    Maidenpriest Setting the controls for the heart of the sun :)

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    If I had to re-jig I guess it would look like this:

    1. Moonchild
    2. Can I Play With Madness
    3. Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
    4. The Prophecy

    1. The Evil That Men Do
    2. Massacre
    3. Infinite Dreams
    4. The Clairvoyant
    5. Only The Good Die Young
     
  15. SammyJoe

    SammyJoe Up The Irons!

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    Oh, you brought the Thin Lizzy cover-song from the b-side of Can I Play With Madness.
    Also, Maiden's cover of Jethro Tull's Cross-Eyed Mary (from The Trooper-single) is really good and in my opinion much better than Tull's original song.
     
  16. Scott222C

    Scott222C Loner, Rebel & Family Man

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    here
    Murders in the Rue Morgue
     
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  17. Maidenpriest

    Maidenpriest Setting the controls for the heart of the sun :)

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    Agree, if I had to re-jig it needed something extra and I don't think Black Bart Blues would work :laugh: This album should have been a double though it tells a story but it is not satisfying and over far too quick although I do love it !!!
     
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  18. SammyJoe

    SammyJoe Up The Irons!

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    Yep, they should have done more careful work for the story and let that album be double. It's masterpiece anyways but could have been just little better. Like Nigel Tufnel would say "These go to eleven".
     
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  19. Maidenpriest

    Maidenpriest Setting the controls for the heart of the sun :)

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    :cheers:
     
  20. Rne

    Rne weltschmerz

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    I'm not very fond of heavy metal, but I've always respected Iron Maiden. I think "The Rimes of the Ancient Mariner" is a true gem, and thank to it I got to know the works of the brilliant Samuel Taylor Coleridge. So, thanks a lot, Mr. Harris!
     
  21. Chip Z

    Chip Z Forum Resident

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    Cleveland, OH, USA
    Wrathchild. No doubt.
     
  22. Rne

    Rne weltschmerz

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    Oh, and "The Ides of March" used to give goosebumps when I was a kid.
     
  23. motionoftheocean

    motionoftheocean Senior Member

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    and what's really great about Maiden is one could make this exact same claim about at least 50 other Iron Maiden songs.
     
  24. Viper

    Viper Happily lurking 'round here

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    It's changed over the years but right now it's "The Evil That Men Do".
     
  25. Vinyl Fan 1973

    Vinyl Fan 1973 "They're like soup, they're like....nothing bad"

    WHERE

    EAGLES

    DARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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