The run of classic 1980s Iron Maiden albums continues with Powerslave, the record that really epitomizes the highest high of Maiden’s fortunes around the world. Continue reading
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MAIDEN HISTORY: Dawn of the Classic Era, 1982-1983
Bruce Dickinson and Nicko McBrain were the missing pieces needed to turn Iron Maiden into a true world-class act. With this second chapter in our study of Maiden History we take a look at the dawn of Maiden’s classic era. Continue reading
Review: Piece Of Mind (1983)
After The Number Of The Beast had given Iron Maiden their well-deserved international breakthrough in 1982, they delivered one of their very best albums just a year later: Piece Of Mind. Continue reading
Review: The Number Of The Beast (1982)
Iron Maiden moved into the big league with the album that ushered in the band’s classic era. Everything took off with the release of The Number Of The Beast. Continue reading
FEATURE FRIDAY: Maiden Exits
Besides Steve Harris, only two members in the history of Iron Maiden have never left the band. Do you know who? Read on for a guide to Maiden’s numerous line-up changes: From Doug Sampson to Blaze Bayley, here are the “Maiden Exits”, and why they happened. Continue reading
MAIDEN HISTORY: Birth of the Iron Maiden Sound, 1980-81
With this first chapter in our study of Maiden History, we take a closer look at how the Maiden sound came into being with the recording of Iron Maiden and Killers. These two albums would lay the foundation for everything that was to follow. Continue reading
Bruce Dickinson explains the popularity of Run to the Hills at IBM conference
Bruce Dickinson was recently engaged as a motivational keynote speaker at an IBM conference in Stockholm earlier this week. He finished of his speech with explaining why the Iron Maiden song Run to the Hills became a hit single.
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson to open Oxjam Chiswick festival
According to Blabbermouth.net Bruce Dickinson will open the Oxjam Chiswick mini-music festival at the festival’s flagship venue The Hogarth Health Club in Chiswick, West London, England on October 20.
Listen to Bruce sing on Jon Lord’s new Concerto for Group and Orchestra
Bruce in the recording studio with Jon Lord (RIP).
Before Deep Purple-legend Jon Lord unfortunately passed away earlier this year, he managed to finish his new recording of Concerto for Group and Orchestra. Among the guests are Iron Maiden sinnger Bruce Dickinson, Joe Bonamassa and Steve Morse.
FEATURE FRIDAY: Our dream Maiden England setlists
It’s Friday and we thought we should introduce you to our new feature, erm – Feature Friday. This will be a place for everything from in-depth articles to lighthearted fun stuff. We sort of got a head start last Friday with Christer Bakke Andresen’s massive story about Maiden’s History tours, Maiden England Invades in Europe 2013. Continue reading
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