Are one of the most beloved, celebrated, innovative and influential metal bands ever to exist. The iconic group has released dozens of immortal metal songs, and making a Top 10 list for a band like Iron Maiden isn't a task we take lightly. Maiden are the type of band where each individual fan's personal Top 10 could be unique to only them. Bow wow the price of fame zip vk. With this in mind, we've taken into account cultural significance, originality, influence, fan response and a dash of personal subjectivity to create this Top 10. • 9 'The Talisman' From: 'The Final Frontier' (2010) The quality of Iron Maiden's discography is completely unparalleled when it comes veteran heavy metal acts.
'The Number of the Beast' The Number of the Beast (1982) 4:49 8. 'Run to the Hills' The Number of the Beast (1982) 3:50 9. 'Hallowed Be Thy Name' The Number of the Beast (1982) 7:10 10. Iron Maiden Best of the Beast 2CD Album Jewel Case GREAT COND RARE Greatest Hits See more like this The Best of the Beast by Iron Maiden (CD, Oct-1996, EMI Music Distribution) Pre-Owned.
Since vocalist 's return shortly before the turn of the millennium, Iron Maiden's 21st century catalog has been consistently solid, proof of which is showcased perfectly within 'The Talisman.' From Maiden's most recent album, 'The Final Frontier,' Dickinson utilizes his brilliant storytelling abilities to lure the listener straight into a storm on the high seas for the nine-minute epic, while exploring the entirety of his massive vocal range. • 8 'Run to the Hills' From: 'The Number of the Beast' (1982) ' Run to the hills! / Run for your life!' Admit it, you just sang that chorus in your head immediately after seeing the song title.
The Maiden classic, which is surely one of the catchiest metal songs of all time, details colonial times when European settlers came to take North America from its native peoples. Told from the viewpoint of both sides, 'Run to the Hills' contains lyrics such as ' White man came across the sea / He brought us pain and misery' and ' Raping the women and wasting the man / The only good Indians are tame.'
• 7 'Fear of the Dark' From: 'Fear of the Dark' (1992) Although Iron Maiden's 'Fear of the Dark' album didn't get stellar reviews, especially by Maiden's standards, the album pumped out the most fan-driven track of the band's history. The essential recording of 'Fear of the Dark' is undeniably from Maiden's 2002 live album, 'Rock in Rio,' and to this day, Maiden crowds 'woah' along with the lead guitar during the anthem's intro, opening verse, bridge and outro exactly as the Brazilian crowd did more than a decade ago. • 6 'The Evil That Men Do' From: 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son' (1988) Released on the Maiden's seventh studio album, 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son,' the track 'The Evil That Men Do' consists of every element which constructs a phenomenal Iron Maiden song.