In this week’s episode, we talk about track #7 from (the US version of) Iron Maiden’s FIRST album – “Sanctuary” – and features the following music:

• Original Album Version

Live Versions:

• Live + One (aka Soundhouse Tapes and other rarities) (1980)
• Live with Paul (1980)
• Live after Death (1985)
• Live in Chile - Blaze Bayley on vocals (1996)
• Rock in Rio (2001)

Cover Versions:

• Overkill - Japanese version of their 2017 album “The Grinding Wheel”
• Paul Dianno - Beast Volume 2 / The Final Chapter
• The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs - LA Punk Band

Other:

• Metal For Muthas recording - 1979
• Rehearsal recorded by Thunderstick (circa 1977-78)
  Vocals - Dennis Wilcock
  Guitar - Terry Wapram
  Keyboard - Tony Moore
  Bass - Steve Harris
  Drums - Barry Purkis
• Keep Yourself Alive - Queen

UP THE IRONS!

In this week’s episode, we talk about track #5 from Iron Maiden’s FIRST album – “Transylvania” – and features the following music:

• Original Album Version

Iron Maiden Live Versions:

• The Rainbow - Live 1980/1
• A Real Live Tour, Milan Live 1993
• Mansfield, MA - NOT Live Show Intro

Cover Versions:

• Iced Earth - Horror Show album 2001, Richard Christy on Drums
• Absu - Texas Metal Band off of 1998 Maiden Tribute Album, "A Call to Irons"

In this week’s episode, we talk about track #4 from Iron Maiden’s FIRST album – “Phantom of the Opera” – and features the following music:

• Original Album Version

Iron Maiden Live Versions:

• At the Marquee, 1980 (with Dennis Stratton)
• At the Rainbow, 1980, 1980 (with Adrian Smith)
• Eddie Rips Up the World Tour, Sweden 2005
• Download Festival, 2013

Cover Versions:

• Killers (Paul Di’Anno) - 666 The Number of the Beast Tribute record, 1999.
• Iron Maidens - World’s Only All Female Iron maiden Tribute Band, recorded 2005.
• Sentinal Beast - California Thrash metal Group mid-80s. 86 album - Depths of Death.

In this week's episode, we talk about track #3 from Iron Maiden's FIRST album - "Running Free" - and features the following music:

• Original Album Version

Iron Maiden Live Versions:

• BBC Radio 1 Sessions - 1979
• Top of the Pops - 1980
• Live - 1980
• Maiden Japan EP - 1981
• Live After Death - 1985

Cover Versions:

• Stone Sour (Straight Outta Burbank… EP for 2015 Record Store Day )
• Grave Digger (German Metal Band. Japanese Bonus Track of 2001 album The Grave Digger)
• Nightstalker (Greek Stoner Metal Band - that’s all I got)
• Iron Savior (German Metal Band - 2003?)

In this week’s episode, we talk about track #2 from Iron Maiden’s FIRST album – “Remember Tomorrow” – and features the following music:

• Original Album version by Iron Maiden
• Live versions from Iron Maiden with Paul Di’Anno in 1980 and 1981
• Live version from Iron Maiden with Bruce Dickinson in 1981, 1993, and 2005
• Live version from Paul Di’Anno in 2010
• Cover version by Opeth, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats….and yes, Metallica.

Finally. Finally. FINALLY I am back with a brand new episode! In this episode of the Maiden Fan Podcast I talk all about singer Paul Di'Anno, touching on his short time in Iron Maiden and his much longer music career afterwards. Check it out! Thank you for your patience, and UP THE IRONS!

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I am so happy to finally bring to you a brand new episode of the Maiden Fan Podcast - my first real episode in almost a decade. In this episode I go through my first ever Iron Maiden album, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. I give some facts that I found and express my opinions about each of the songs. I hope you enjoy it and can't wait to bring more to you all in 2019. Up the Irons!

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