Tag: Iron Maiden

While far from a poor one ‘..Seventh Son’ has never stood up for me as a convincing statement from Iron…

In 1986 Iron Maiden were the biggest metal band on earth, and when ‘Somewhere In Time’ appeared in September of…

In the annals of metal history there can be few bands that had the impetus of Iron Maiden during 1983.

Instead of appearing vital Iron Maiden just looked like aging geezers pumping out a 70 minute album which had no…

With their desired vocalist Iron Maiden hit their straps as planned with their first British number one record which broke…

To this day there’s still a legion of fans who claim ‘Killers’ to be Iron Maiden’s definitive heavy metal statement….

Here’s our first Essential Series Volume aimed at the NWOBHM genre (New Wave of British Heavy Metal).

I still enjoy the ‘Virtual X’ album and play it and ‘X Factor’ far more than I ever would some…

Iron Maiden are another band from the great 80’s back with famed vocalist Bruce Dickinson and a third guitarist Janick…

There’s a nagging thought even at this relatively late stage of their career, that Iron Maiden could still pull another…

Iron Maiden’s ongoing foray into the world of progressive metal has spanned over a decade. Here the theme is pitched…

1990 was a year of transition for Iron Maiden as Adrian Smith had left the band earlier to form ASAP,…

The momentum Iron Maiden had as they prepared to record ‘Powerslave’ is one I highly doubt heavy metal will ever…

The transformation of Iron Maiden into epic progressive metal obsessed dullards has probably been one of the biggest declines in…

Reviewing live albums isn’t all that common here at Glory Daze, especially newer ones like this turgid offering from Iron…

The epic progressive metal direction has been plundered to death so thoroughly that Iron Maiden have become more predictable than…

Despite metals declining popularity in the mainstream during 1992, Iron Maiden remained unaffected, their status as metal’s number one band…

I did try with ‘Senjutsu.’ I’ve played it far more than the last two Iron Maiden albums and still I…