Customer Ratings & Reviews

Well, this is how I started my Iron Maiden collection. For someone who wants to get into the band, this is a good way to start since it includes a bit of everything from their debut through the Dance of Death album. This is also a bit of a problem because selecting 2 songs from each album results in quite a few tracks from their 90's era which was deffinitely their low point. Tracks like "Holly Smoke," "Futureal," and "Man on the Edge" should be replaced with more classics like "Hallowed Be Thy Name," "Can I Play with Madness," and "Powerslave." Also, this collection features more tracks with Blaze Bayley on vocals than it does Paul Di'Anno, which is just not right. But no worries, there's ample Bruce Dickinson here. Overall, if you want to get into Maiden but don't know where to start, go for this collection. if you like what you hear, then go on and get yourself Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, Powerslave, and Seventh Son... or their entire catalog if you wish (I know i did).

this is your typical iron maiden. not that metal compared to todays stuff but it was back then. the singer has a high voice and songs are long. i liked it ok