POLL: Favourite Iron Maiden album!

[dan weapon]

Ok, I'm just spinning my favourite Maiden album, Somewhere In Time... what is yours? (surely everyone was into them at some point!)


You can vote for up to 3, in case you really can't choose between them.

 

[Harry Hughes]

I don't see a poll though

 

[dan weapon]

That's because it posts the thread before you make it, you impatient fag tractor

 

[NNotN-ENN]

Yep, before anyone asks, I'm the guy who voted for No Prayer (and would not be surprised if I remain the only one!)..

 

[MetalJonesy]

Brave New World, and Seventh Son for me, totally different eras but both cracking records!

 

[James-Doolan]

seventh son, piece of mind and powerslave

 

[Ashgarth]

Somewhere in time and seventh son.

 

[Harry Hughes]

That's because it posts the thread before you make it, you impatient fag tractor

 

[Tachy]

Seventh and Somewhere!!

 

[The Unavoidable]

Brave New World and "I'm a douche..."

 

[Fox Mulder]

Powerslave for me.

 

[GuitarHack]

PIECE OF MIND!!! This was the first metal album I ever heard way back in 1985, loved it ever since. I am starting to appreciate some songs off Somewhere and Seventh now that I can get over the synth side of things just, 20+ years after first hearing them. Looking forward to their next release. I loved the SBIT time tour concert (first time seing them live) and the new Blu Ray disc Flight 666. Awesome. I will STFU now.

 

[Rez]

It was always 7th son but I'm on a Powerslave trip at the moment !

 

[grywolf627]

Somewhere In Time!

 

[P-E]

A definite tie between Powerslave, Somewhere In Time and SSOASS for me. Pure NWOBHM bliss!

 

[Harry Hughes]

Powerslave

 

[Trevoire520]

Piece of Mind, Brave New World and A Matter of Life and Death for me. Though given the choice I would have voted for Powerslave and Killers too!

 

[Jind]

"Piece of Mind" for me. I'll always have a fondness for Nicko's first disc, what with that powerful opening to "Where Eagles Dare" - one that let the world know that Nicko was going to be a force on drums in the metal landscape. Throughout the disc he shows what can be done with a great right foot and a single bass drum.

"The Trooper", "Flight of Icarus", and "Revelations" along with all the rest make up, for me the most memorable Maiden album ever; all closed out with the epic "To Tame a Land" which author Frank Herbert denied them the use of the "Dune" name for - heavy metal hating bastard

It is also the first time that I saw Maiden as a headliner on August 26, 1983 on the N. American leg of the World Piece tour at the New Haven Coliseum in CT. Great show from the best live band ever.

 

[Torniojaws]

S/T, Seventh Son, and Brave New World do it for me. The other albums have 1-3 good songs and the rest is filler.

 

[slayercannibalsuffohead]

Seventh son, Brave new world and LIVE AFTER DEATH. I wore out the live one on tape................"We shall go on to the end..........."