Folk mythology and complex prog-metal come together in magnificent fashion on this Maiden classic from '88. Keyboards support as guitars rage on their UK Top 10s "Can I Play with Madness," "The Evil... more

Their platinum seller from '84 features fan favorites "Aces High," "2 Minutes to Midnight" and the 13-minute epic "Rime of the Ancient Mariner." For many, this classic Maiden album occupies the same... more

Even as synthesizers enter the picture, Iron Maiden loses none of their intensity on this 1986 LP. Their intrepid prog-metal adventure continues with "Caught Somewhere in Time," "Wasted Years,"... more

Limited deluxe box set contains the 2015 remastered CD in a specially artworked box including a 1:24 scale Eddie figurine and exclusive patch. The Number of the Beast is the third studio album by... more

Singer Bruce Dickinson arrived, the songwriting elevated, the themes dove deeper into the depths of hell, the guitars raged and rocked…Iron Maiden created their masterpiece with this 1982 smash: "The... more

Producer Martin Birch took the stripped-down punk sound out of the Iron Maiden onslaught on their second LP ('81), readying them for the arenas with these pulverizing productions. Amazing... more

A new sound was born on Iron Maiden's 1980 debut, which vaulted the band to #5 UK. Raw punk power, prog-rock ambition and the crushing attack of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal blend together,... more

"The Number of the Beast" is the band's most famous creation, but fans will tell you that this 1983 LP is every bit as crucial. New drummer Nicko McBrain and dark images of sci-fi, fantasy and war... more