If you have succeeded, Rock Sound wants to know how. While there is no denying that Maiden are truly the greatest metal band the world has seen, the chances of seduction to the likes of 'The Trooper' or 'Run To The Hills' are minimal. The chances are you'll never get laid to an Iron Maiden song, ever. These tracks are the absolute bread and butter of an Iron Maiden gig, and making sure everyone's up to speed is the perfect way of ensuring maximum metal enjoyment for all concerned. It's all obvious stuff, and you won't find an Alexander The Great or Sunlight And Steel, but that's not the point here. Nor will the mournful intro to Hallowed By Thy Name, or the moment of unparalleled excitement when The Number Of The Beast kicks in. The Trooper's full-throttle charge will never get old.
All this is available elsewhere, but as a homework piece, metal collections don't come much more solid than this.
#IRON MAIDEN SOMEWHERE BACK IN TIME FULL#
Those with a full set of '80s Maiden stuff needn't worry they're missing out on anything.
And so, to make sure there's absolutely no reason for them not to be belting out these classics as loudly as men old enough to be their fathers, they're allowing first-timers to hear the tracks online for nowt, before shelling out for the full version.
When older Maiden fans were wrinkling their noses as Blaze Bayley was announced as Bruce Dickinson's replacement, an emerging generation of future fans were still, literally, in nappies.
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