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The first poll won't be close. Personally I go back and forth.
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
A somewhat popular sports radio host used it for years during his show.Love listening to Maiden while I'm working. Definitely Dickinson era. Wasted Years is probably my favorite song. Just love the intro.
I don't think the second one will, either, with "other" running away with it over the long haul. Way too big and deep a catalog for a smallish poll to return any other result.The first poll won't be close. Personally I go back and forth.
LOVE 7th son.Impossible to pick a favorite song, but Infinite Dreams, The Evil that Men Do and the Clairvoyant would be up there. The Seventh Son album is criminally underrated IMO.
That was awesome. And shredding the bow hairs is so metal.
Agree 100%. I wish I had better taste in music back then. First time I heard Maiden was at this scary stoner's house in my neighborhood and I literally thought you could get possessed by Satan if you listened to it. I was into Def Leppard and Van Halen when Maiden was at their peak. Got into 7th Son just because it was one of about 30 cassettes I stole from this place Ames where I worked. Thought it was the most brilliant album start to finish I'd ever heard.LOVE 7th son.Impossible to pick a favorite song, but Infinite Dreams, The Evil that Men Do and the Clairvoyant would be up there. The Seventh Son album is criminally underrated IMO.
IMO the quality of albums of their early output (personally I go from Killers to 7th son) rivals any band, any genre. amazing stretch of 6 albums.
Di'Anno era is underrated, but the early Dickinson years with NOTB and Piece of Mind were the best IMO.
My fave tune is Hallowed Be Thy Name, with 22 Acacia Avenue a close second. Icarus third.
Impossible to pick a favorite song, but Infinite Dreams, The Evil that Men Do and the Clairvoyant would be up there. The Seventh Son album is criminally underrated IMO.
I'd give him #1 if forced to pick one. He is unique. The vibrato thing adds such a demented twist. Almost like some kind of voodoo thing. I always saw Layne Staley as biting heavily from Bruce. And live it seems that he's always been remarkably consistent. Something far easier said than done considering the speed of the music, the mouthfuls some of those lyrics are, and then the breathing required with the added degree of difficulty of him running around like the tazmanian devil. He's one of a kind and I can't think of anybody "better."Revelations in its live form absolutely tops for me..
Bruce kills it on the vocals. Top 5 metal vocalists IMO
3 guys from Canada rival Maiden's long term success and chops.Crazy as it seems, lots of other bands obviously get a ton more press and recognition, but show me another band with their longevity of really quality music. I guess I can understand some folks can't deal with hard rock, but my god, just objectively who has their chops and longevity of career![]()
Agree. Dio is close imo.I'd give him #1 if forced to pick one. He is unique. The vibrato thing adds such a demented twist. Almost like some kind of voodoo thing. I always saw Layne Staley as biting heavily from Bruce. And live it seems that he's always been remarkably consistent. Something far easier said than done considering the speed of the music, the mouthfuls some of those lyrics are, and then the breathing required with the added degree of difficulty of him running around like the tazmanian devil. He's one of a kind and I can't think of anybody "better."Revelations in its live form absolutely tops for me..
Bruce kills it on the vocals. Top 5 metal vocalists IMO
They really should have gotten Bonnie Tyler to sing with Bruce on that tune.Favorite Maiden tune has to be "Total Eclipse."