In 1987 Iron Maiden fan Richard Diaz got his mind blown but still managed to distinguish Dave Murray from an ice cream vendor. Read on to relive the excitement of a different time in Maiden history, as the Somewhere In Time world tour hit Corpus Christi in Texas. Continue reading
The reissues of the final two classic era Iron Maiden albums on vinyl are here, and we take a look back in our retro reviews. Continue reading
The last of Iron Maiden’s incredible History tours has just ended. But there is still good stuff from the 1980s to dig out of the vault. Here’s a classic bootleg of the 1986 Somewhere In Time show in Paris, France: Continue reading
All good things must come to an end, and there has never been a better thing in metal than Iron Maiden’s 1980s period. This chapter in our study of Iron Maiden history is a two-part in-depth look at Maiden’s adventures in the late 80s. The first part jumps into the turmoil that was the making of Somewhere In Time. Continue reading
March is a month of late 1980s worship on Maiden Revelations. Guest writer Pål Ødegård discusses Somewhere In Time, the album that made him a Maiden fan for life, and puts the 1986 release into metal history perspective. Continue reading
Somewhere In Time is out again, now as a gatefold vinyl picture disc. This is in some ways the forgotten Maiden classic, as evidenced by their current Maiden England tour. Why has there never been a real retro focus on the Somewhere In Time record? In this week’s Feature Friday article, American fan Adam Hansen wonders what could have been… Continue reading
Somewhere In Time was Iron Maiden’s ultimate overdog challenge, and also the album that almost ended Bruce Dickinson’s time in the band prematurely. Continue reading
