My Iron Maiden

Formed in London, England, in 1976, Iron Maiden was from the start the brainchild of Steve Harris (b. 12 March 1957, Leytonstone, London, England; bass), formerly a member of pub rockers Smiler. Named after a medieval torture device, the music was suitably heavy and hard on the senses.

The heavy metal scene of the late 70s was widely regarded as stagnant, with only a handful of bands proving their ability to survive and produce music of quality. It was at that time that a new breed of young British bands began to emerge. This movement, which began to break cover in 1979 and 1980, was known as the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, or N.W.O.B.*.M. Iron Maiden were one of the foremost bands in the genre, and many would say its definitive example. Younger and meaner, the N.W.O.B.*.M. bands dealt in faster, more energetic heavy metal than any of their forefathers (punk being an obvious influence).

There were several line-up changes in the Iron Maiden ranks in the very early days, and at the come the release of their debut EP, the band featured Harris, Dave Murray (b. 23 December 1958, London, England; guitar), Paul Di'Anno (b. 17 May 1959, Chingford, London, England; vocals) and Doug Sampson (drums). The band made its live debut at the Cart & Horses Pub in Stratford, east London, in 1977, before honing its sound on the local pub circuit over the following two years. Unable to solicit a response from record companies, the band sent a three-track tape, featuring 'Iron Maiden', 'Prowler' and 'Strange World', to Neal Kay, DJ at north London's hard rock disco, the Kingsbury Bandwagon Soundhouse. Kay's patronage of Iron Maiden won them an instant welcome, which prompted the release of The Soundhouse Tapes on the band's own label.

In November 1979 the band added second guitarist Tony Parsons to the line-up for two tracks on the Metal For Muthas compilation, but by the time the band embarked on sessions for their debut album, he had been replaced by Dennis Stratton (b. 9 November 1954, London, England), and Sampson by Clive Burr (b. 8 March 1957; drums, ex- Samson ). A promotional single, 'Running Free', reached number 34 on the UK charts and brought an appearance on BBC Television's Top Of The Pops. Refusing to mime, they became the first band since the Who in 1973 to play live on the show. Iron Maiden was a roughly produced album, but reached number 4 in the UK album listings on the back of touring stints with Judas Priest and enduringly popular material such as 'Phantom Of The Opera'. Killers boasted production superior to that of the first album, and saw Dennis Stratton replaced by guitarist Adrian Smith (b. 27 February 1957). In its wake, Iron Maiden became immensely popular among heavy metal fans, inspiring fanatical devotion, aided by blustering manager Rod Smallwood and apocalyptic mascot Eddie (the latter had been depicted on the cover of 'Sanctuary' standing over Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's decapitated body).

The release of Number Of The Beast was crucial to the development of the band. Without it, Iron Maiden might never have gone on to be such a force in the heavy metal arena. The album was a spectacular success, the sound of a band on the crest of a wave. It was also the debut of former infantryman and new vocalist Bruce Dickinson (b. Paul Bruce Dickinson, 7 August 1958, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England), replacing Paul Di'Anno (who went on to front Dianno, Paul Di'Anno's Battlezone and Killers ). Formerly of Samson, history graduate Dickinson made his live debut with Maiden on 15 November 1981. Singles such as 'Run To The Hills' and 'The Number Of The Beast' were big UK chart hits, Iron Maiden leaving behind their N.W.O.B.*.M. counterparts in terms of success, just as the movement itself was beginning to peter out. Piece Of Mind continued their success and was a major hit in the UK (number 3) and USA (number 14). Clive Burr was replaced by Nicko McBrain on the sessions, formerly drummer with French metal band Trust, who had supported Maiden on their 1981 UK tour (he had also played in Streetwalkers). Piece Of Mind was not dissimilar to the previous album, carrying on the strong twin-guitar bite of Murray and Smith, coupled with memorable vocal lines and a sound that perfectly suited their air-punching dynamic. Single offerings, 'Flight Of Icarus' and 'The Trooper', were instant hits, as the band undertook two massive tours, the four-month World Piece jaunt in 1983, and a World Slavery retinue, which included four sell-out dates at London's Hammersmith Odeon a year later. With the arrival of Powerslave in November, some critics accused Iron Maiden of conforming to a self-imposed writing formula, and playing safe with tried and tested ideas. Certainly, there was no significant departure from the two previous albums, but it was nonetheless happily consumed by the band's core supporters, who also purchased in sufficient quantities to ensure UK chart hits for 'Aces High' and 'Two Minutes To Midnight'.

Live After Death was a double-album package of all their best-loved material, recorded live on their gargantuan 11-month world tour. By this time, Iron Maiden had secured themselves an unassailable position within the metal hierarchy, their vast popularity spanning all continents. Somewhere In Time was a slight departure: it featured more melody than previously, and heralded the use of guitar synthesizers. Their songwriting still shone through and the now obligatory hit singles were easily attained in the shape of 'Wasted Years' and 'Stranger In A Strange Land'. Reaching number 11 in the USA, this was another million-plus seller. Since the mid-80s Maiden had been staging increasingly spectacular live shows, with elaborate lighting effects and stage sets. The Somewhere In Time tour (seven months) was no exception, ensuring their continued fame as a live band, which had been the basis for much of their success. A period of comparative inactivity preceded the release of Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son, which was very much in the same vein as its predecessor. A concept album, it retained its commercial edge (giving the band their second UK number 1 album) and yielded hit singles in 'Can I Play With Madness', the surprisingly sensitive 'The Evil That Men Do' and 'The Clairvoyant'.

After another exhausting mammoth world trek, the band announced their intention to take a well-earned break of at least a year. Speculation abounded that this signalled the dissolution of the band, exacerbated by Dickinson's solo project, Tattooed Millionaire, his book, The Adventures Of Lord Iffy Boatrace, and EMI Records' policy of re-releasing Maiden's single catalogue in its entirety (on 12-inch). After a considerable hiatus, news of the band surfaced again. Steve Harris felt that the direction pursued on the last two albums had been taken as far as possible, and a return to the style of old was planned. Unhappy with this game plan, Adrian Smith left to be replaced by Janick Gers (b. Hartlepool, Lancashire, England), previously guitarist with White Spirit and Ian Gillan (he had also contributed to Dickinson's solo release). The live show was also scaled down in a return to much smaller venues. No Prayer For The Dying was indeed much more like mid-period Iron Maiden, and was predictably well-received, bringing enormous UK hit singles with 'Holy Smoke' and 'Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter'. The latter, previously released in 1989 on the soundtrack to A Nightmare On Elm Street 5, had already been awarded the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Song that year. Nevertheless, it gave Iron Maiden their first ever UK number 1. The obligatory world tour followed.

Despite being denounced as 'Satanists' in Chile, 1992 also saw the band debut at number 1 in the UK charts with Fear Of The Dark, which housed another major single success in 'Be Quick Or Be Dead' (number 2). However, it was Dickinson's swan-song with the band, who invited demo tapes from new vocalists following the lead singer's announcement that he would depart following current touring engagements. His eventual replacement was Blaze Bayley (b. 1963, Birmingham, West Midlands, England) from Wolfsbane. His debut album was The X-Factor, and on this and at live gigs (which they only resumed in November 1995), he easily proved his worth. This was a daunting task, having had to learn Maiden's whole catalogue and win over patriotic Dickinson followers. Adrian Smith resurfaced in a new band, Psycho Motel, in 1996. In February 1999 it was announced that Dickinson and Smith had rejoined the band, restoring the classic 80s line-up, still including Janick Gers. To the great delight of their loyal followers an excellent new album was not long in following. Brave new World, released 2000 with two singles "The Wickerman" and "Out of the silent planet" brought back the Metal, Maiden had before Blaze Bayley. After a monsterous world tour, with a final gig at the "Rock in Rio"-Festival on the 19th Jannuary of 2001 they will go back to the studio for the next album.

During 2001 the fans were shocked by the news about the disease of Clive Burr.
The band made 3 tribute gigs for Clive Burr in the first months of 2002 at the Brixton Academy in London. All the money goes to the Clive Burr multiple sklerosis-fund.

Also a 6" tall figure of Eddie has been released during February 2002 by Spawn-Toys of Todd McFarlane. Click here to check out some pictures. A model of a 'Trooper' followed in September 2002. The release of Rock in Rio was a big blast in record stores in Austria and I'm glad I got a 3D-Cover double CD on 26.3.02, ist's just incredible. It followed the release of a triple picture LP set and a double DVD.

Well, It's November now, and I have a new item in my hands. The "Edward the Great" greatest hits collection with cool artwork as a impressing compilation.
A message from Steve tells us about a forthcoming studio album - HURRY UP - We can't wait to see you touring again!! And now, I'm starting to save money to get a Eddie's Archieve..

In November 2002 Iron Maiden annouced a "just for fun"-Tour in 2003 to visit the biggest festivals and play on the greatest venues worldwide.

It's called the "Give me Ed - 'til I'm dead Tour".

Fantastic, Maiden's coming to Vienna! 8th June 2003! Concert review found at "What's new?"
Mike an I will fly to the Roskilde Festival in Denmark at 25th of June 2003! WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!
We'll shake the brain out of our heads!

The boyz announced a new album forthcoming in September 03. We're waiting without patience!!!!!!!!!!!!!

During the USA-Tour, Nicko smashed a parking-lot guy with his new Jag - what tha hell was he doing in front of Nicko's car !?
On 1st September 2003 they released the single "Wildest Dreams" and "Dance of Death" followed a week later. The album has been discussed a lot in all forums, because of the untypical Eddie and that shitty CGI-graphics - well, the music on it was 'kin better than everybody expected to hear!
Maybe that album close up to the awesome Brave new world...

DoD is released and it smashed the shelfes. There are two different opinions out there, the one love it, the other hate it...(their loss), anyway, I love it, and I can't wait to see the DoD World Tour which kicks off at this weekend in Debrecén, Hungary!

I'm going to see them in Munich next week, YEAH! Concert review in the "What's new?" section!

"Rainmaker"-Single released on 24.11. in different formats: DVD-Single, Maxi-single, Mini-CD and last but not least in a wonderful blue vinyl!

Now we have no other choice than wait until the next gig or album...

The release of the DVD-Audio delayed nearly 6 months, but it has been scheduled for 29.3.2004! I really can't wait to hear the whole album in 5.1 mix! There also will be a special EP from "No more lies". The CD comes along with a wristband and a 12 pages booklet - relesedate 22.3.2004!

Wow - nearly after a half a year, the DVD-A has finally been released - and there's one thing you notice just after the first song:
Waiting was worth - the sound is just AWESOME and very good arranged (Like on RiR) and you have the feeling to sit in the middle of the songs.

Romours around a upcoming new solo-album by Bruce and a new Maidenalbum + tour in 2005 are around the BB's...

The Info was true - Iron Maiden will definitely tour during 2005 check the official site for more news!
There will be an Austrian concert aswell - and I'll be definitely there!

If you need a scan for any Cover/Picture/CD just send an E-m@ail !
For the rare stuff, I've added a link to see a scan....

CD's	CAT-Nr.	Info	CD-Singles	CAT-Nr.	Info
Iron Maiden	EMI CDEM 1570	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD I	EMI CDIRN 1
Killers	EMI CDEM 1571	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD II	EMI CDIRN 2
The Number of the beast	EMI CDEM 1572	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD III	EMI CDIRN 3
Piece of mind	EMI CDEM 1573	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD IV	EMI CDIRN 4
Piece of mind	EMI CDEMS 1540		"The first ten years" CD V	EMI CDIRN 5
Powerslave	EMI CDEM 1574	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD VI	EMI CDIRN 6
Live after death	EMI CDEM 1575	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD VII	EMI CDIRN 7
Somewhere in time	EMI CDEM 1576	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD VIII	EMI CDIRN 8
Seventh son ..	EMI CDEM 1577	Limited Edition	"The first ten years" CD IX	EMI CDIRN 9
No prayer for the dying	EMI CDEMD 1017		"The first ten years" CD X	EMI CDIRN 10
No prayer for the dying	EMI CDEM 1578	Limited Edition	Holy Smoke	EMI CDEM 153	Slimcase
Fear of the dark	EMI CDEM 1579	Limited Edition	From here to eternity	EMI 724388014427	Slimcase
Live at Donington 92	EMI CDDON 1		From here to eternity	EMI CDEM 240	Digipack
A real live one	EMI CDEMD 1042		Man on the edge	EMI 882425 2	Slimcase
A real dead one	EMI CDEMD 1048		Man on the edge	EMI Promo	3tr. Promo
Best of the beast	EMI CDEMD 1097		Man on the edge		Special 3 CD-Box with 5 cards
Best of the beast	EMI CDEMDX1097	2 CD's Book	The angel and the gambler CD 1	EMI CDEMS 507	with double sided Poster
The X-Factor	EMI CDEMD 1087		The angel and the gambler CD 2	EMI CDEM 507	with a 6-set of cards
Virtual XI advanced listening promo	EMI CDPP 044	Promo	The angel and the gambler	VIRTCDXI 002	Promo single
Virtual XI	EMI 493 9922	effect cover	Virus	CDEM 443
Ed Hunter	EMI 521 1430		Virus	CDEMS 443	along with box+cards
Ed Hunter	EMI EDHUNTER 666	cardsleeve promo	Virus	EMI PM 515	slimcase
Brave new world	EMI 526 6052		Virus Promo	EMI CDEMS 443	different Artwork
Rock in Rio	EMI 538643 0	effect cover	Futureal	EMI VIRTCDXI 004	1tr. Promo
Edward the great	EMI 543 1032		The Wickerman	EMI CDEMDJ 568	1tr. Promo
Dance of Death	EMI 593 0102		The Wickerman	EMI 888655 0	slimcase - EU release
Dance of Death	Columbia CD 89061	US-Release	The Wickerman	EMI CDEMS568	with Poster
			The Wickerman	EMI 888656 0	with beer-mat
			The Wickerman	EMI CDEM 568	limited ed. clear CD
			The Wickerman	EMI Promo	Interview CD
			Out of the silent planet	EMI CDEM 576	Digipack Limited Edition
			Out of the silent planet	EMI PM119
			Run to the Hills	EMI 550704 0	(Charity single) EU-release
			Run to the Hills	EMI CDEMS 612	(Charity single) UK-release
			Run to the Hills CD 1	EMI TOCP-40155	(Charity single) Japan-release with OBI
			Run to the Hills CD 2	EMI TOCP-40156	(Charity Single) Japan-Pressung mit OBI
			Wildest Dreams	EMI 07243 5 52931 2 1
			Wildest Dreams	EMI CDEMDJ 627	UK gatefold promo CD
			Wildest Dreams	EMI 07243 552929 2 6	Cardsleeve 2 track
			Wildest Dreams	EMI 07243552930 2 2	Slimcase 2 track
			Rainmaker	EMI 07243 5 53524 2 2	with poster/tourdate
			Rainmaker	EMI 07243 5 53582 2 6	Pock-it! Mini-CD
			Rainmaker	EMI 07243 5 53480 2 9	UK-Import single
			No more lies	EMI CDEM 636	Special limited EP
			Number of the beast	EMI CDEMS 666

Reissues	CAT-Nr.	Info	Maiden related	CAT-Nr.	Info
Iron Maiden	CK 86051		Bruce Dickinson - Accident...	RAWCD124
Killers	CK 86047		Bruce Dickinson - Best of	MISCD014
Piece of mind	CK 86045		Bruce Dickinson - Scream...	AIRCD4
Powerslave	CK 86044		Bruce Dickinson - Balls to Picasso	CDEMD 1057
Somewhere in time	CK 86040		Bruce Dickinson - Skunkworks	RAWCD106
Seventh son of a seventh son	CK 86039		Mr. Bean featuring Bruce Dickinson	LONCD 319	(I want to be) elected
Fear of the dark	CK 86037
A real dead one	CK 86036
A real live one	CK 86035
The X-Factor	CK 86032
Virtual XI	CK 86031

Albums 12"	CAT-Nr.	Info	Pic. or col. Vinyl Album 12"	CAT-Nr.	Info
Iron Maiden	064-07 269		Number of the beast	EMI EMCP 3400	Present from uncle P. :)
Killers	064-07 450		Seventh son of a seventh son	EMI EMDP 1006	Present from Andi
Killers	Fame FA 4131211	Russia	No prayer for the dying	EPIC 46905-1	red vinyl - US Import
The Number of the beast	064-07 608		No prayer for the dying	EMI EMDPD 1017	picture
The Number of the beast	064-07 608		The X-Factor	EMI EMD 1087	double clear vinyl
The Number of the beast	1C 038 15 7693 1 DMM		Brave new world	EMI 526 6051	double picture
Piece of mind	064-07 724	Dutch	Rock in Rio	EMI 538 6431	triple picture
Piece of mind	EMI EMA 800	Ireland	Edward the great	EMI 543 1031	double picture
Piece of mind	EMI EMA 800	UK	Dance of Death	EMI 592 3401	double picture
Powerslave	064-24 0200 1
Live after death	162-24 04263
Live after death	Tonpress SX-T 111/112	Poland
Somewhere in time	038-74 6341 1
Somewhere in time	064-240597 1	Frankreich
Seventh son ...	064-7 90258 1
Seventh son ...	SLPXL37213	Ungarn
No prayer for the dying	068 7951421
No prayer for the dying	EMI EMD 1071	Hungary
Fear of the dark	EMI EMD 1032	UK
Singles 7"	CAT-Nr.	Info	Pic. or col. Vinyl 7"	CAT-Nr.	Info
The soundhouse tapes	Rok. 1	Bootleg	Run to the Hills	EMIP 5263-A	from 1982
The number of the beast	EMI 1C 064- 07608		The Number of the beast	EMI 5287	red vinyl
Flight of Icarus	EMI 07721		The Clairvoyant	EMI EMS 79	clear vinyl
Running Free	EMI 1077647		Bring your daughter...	EMI EMS 171	X-Mas etched single
The Trooper	EMI 2002887		Bring your daughter...	EMI EMPD 171	limited brainpack-single
2 minutes to midnight	EMI 2008187		From here to eternity	EMI EMS 240	Etched single
Wasted years	EMI 2014167		The Angel and the Gambler	EMI EM 507	L. Edition picture single
Can I play with madness	EMI 2024597		Out of the silent planet	EMI EM 576	L. Edition red vinyl #13755
The evil that men do	EMI EM 64		Run to the Hills	EMI EM 612	Charity Red vinyl
Infinte Dreams	EMI EM 117		Wildest Dreams	EMI EM 627	green vinyl
Be quick or be dead	EMI EM 229		Rainmaker	EMI EM 633	blue vinyl
			The Number of the beast	EMI EM 666	rotes Vinyl
Shape Singles	CAT-Nr.	Info	Singles 12"	CAT-Nr.	Info
The Trooper	EMI EMIP 5397	with Poster	Live + one	EM-41001	Japan release without OBI
Can I play with madness	EMI EMP 49		Women in Uniform "45 TOURS	EMI 2C 052 52879Z	French release
The evil that men do	EMI EMP 64		Women in Uniform	EMI 1C 062-07418YZ	German release
The Clairvoyant	EMI EMP 79		Maiden Japan "45 TOURS	EMI 2C 052 52894Z	French release
Infinte Dreams	EMI EMP 117		Maiden Japan	062-07 534	Special live EP
From here to eternity	EMI EMPD 240	with paper-rack	Maiden Japan	EMS-41004	Heavy Metal Army + OBI
Wasted years	EMI EMIP 5583		Maiden Japan	EMI 31C 064 07733	Brasilian release
			Aces high	EMS-50148	Japanese promo with OBI
			Aces high	EMI 1CK062 20 0385 6
			Run to the hills	20 0982 6
			Wasted Years	EMI 1CK0602014176
			Stranger in a strange land	PM 212 201551 6	Present from Tommy
			Can I play with madness	K 060 20 24606
			Holy smoke	20 4028 6	with giant Tourposter for the UK
			Be quick or be dead	20 4764 6
			From here to eternity	EMI 12EMP 240	with postercover
Pict. Singles 12"	CAT-Nr.	Info	Video's + DVD's	CAT-Nr.	Info
Women in Uniform		Promo	Live at the Rainbow	MVR 99 001802	VHS
Maiden Japan		Promo	Video Pieces	CMV 1067	VHS
Running Free	EMIP 5532		Behind the Iron curtain	MC 2060	VHS
2 minutes to midnight	EMIP 5489		12 Wasted Years	MVN 9911522	VHS
Stranger in a strange land	EMIP 5589B		Live after death	MVN 9910942	VHS
Bring your daughter....	EMI EMPD 171		Live after death	MC 2139	VHS
Be quick or be dead	EMI EMPD 229	signed by Bruce	Live after death	Brazil! DVD012	DVD
Man on the edge	EMI EMPD 398	GIANT-Poster	Maiden England	SAV 4913103	VHS + CD
The Wickerman	EMI EM 568		Maiden England	CMV 1136	VHS
Out of the silent planet	EMI EM 576	#13591	The first ten years - The Videos	MVN 9912463	VHS
Number of the beast	EMI 12EM666		From here to Eternity	19V-49132	VHS
			Live at Donington 1992	MVN 49115637	VHS
			Raising Hell	MVN 4912643	VHS
			Raising Hell	BMG 72333-80091-9	DVD
			Number of the beast	EREDV229	DVD
			Number of the beast	EE79005	VHS NTSC US-Import
			Wasted Years	Brazil DVDS-005	DVD
			Rock in Rio	SVE4001	DVD
			Rock in Rio	SVE5001	DVD
			Rock in Rio	CV 54269	VHS NTSC US-Import
			Rock in Rio	SVE5701	double VHS-Box
			Visions of the beast	EMI 490 4039	2 DVD
			Wildest Dreams	EMI DVDEM 627	DVD
			Rainmaker	EMI DVDEM 633	DVD
			Dance of Death DVD-Audio	EMI 592 3409	DVD
Bootlegs	Info		Books	Info
Over the years as true Maidenfan, I've collected a lot of Bootlegs, maybe I'll launch a bootleg-page with it.			Iron Maiden	Songbook
			Guitar-tabs Book	"Iron Maiden"-"Piece of mind"
If you are interested in trading with me - fell free to contact:			"Run to the Hills"	Official Biography
Here are my most wanted Bootlegs:			Piece of mind	Tourbook
16.8.1984	Aichfeldhalle, Austria		Powerslave	Tourbook
2.9.1988	Innsbruck, Austria		No prayer for the dying	Tourbook
16.12.1995	Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria		Fear of the dark	Tourbook
4.7.2000	Libro Music Hall, Vienna, Austria		Dance of death	Tourbook - Thanks MaidenGermany
			Iron Maiden - Companion	Companion (Collectors guide)
			Best of the beast	Book from the 4 LP-Set
If you have any of them - Audio or Video - please contact me			Fan Club Biography
			Fan Club Mag #67
			Fan Club Mag #68
			Fan Club Mag #69
			Fan Club Mag #70	with a picture of me and my collection
			Fan Club Mag #71
			Fan Club Mag #72

			Iron What? Mag #22	Hungarian fanclub magazine
			Iron What? Mag #23	Hungarian fanclub magazine

Specials	Info		Tapes	CAT-Nr.	Info
NickoMcBrain	Rhythm of the beast Cut-to-shape Picture disc..		Maiden Japan	Capitol 4LP-15000	canadian MC
No prayer for the dying	UK only promo box with MC and CD-Album		Killers	Biem-Zaiks 188	czech MC
Eddie Head Box Set #5116	nothing to say about that		Powerslave	EMI TCP 2058	turkish MC
Eddie's Archive #2005	The archive of Maiden 1st Edition		Powerslave	EMI TC-Power 1 EJ 240200 4	UK
Interview-shape CD	bught in Germany No.: 9976		Live after death	EMI ES 24 0426 5 (E 24 04274) TC-RIP 1
"a call to Irons"	Tribute CD		Somewhere in time	EMI TC-EMC 3512	UK
Killers classic collection	T-Shirt		Seventh son of a seventh son	EMI TC-EMD 1006	UK
Piece of mind	T-Shirt		No Prayer for the dying	Biem-Zaiks H-061	czech MC
The X-Factour	T-Shirt		No Prayer for the dying	EMI TC-EMD 1017	UK
Eddie chewing Iron Maiden	T-Shirt		Fear of the dark	EMI TC-EMD 1032	dutch MC
Classic red T-Shirt	T-Shirt		Fear of the dark	EPIC ET 48993	USA
666/664 Shirt	T-Shirt		A real live one	EMI TCEMD 1042	UK
Live after death - Flag	From Thommy / Amun Re signed b y Steve Harris and Janick Gers		A real live one	EMI TCEMD 1042	Hungary
"Killers"-Eddie	Todd McFarlane Action figure		A real dead one	EMI TC-EMD 1048	UK
"Trooper"-Eddie	Todd McFarlane Action figure		Best of the beast	EMI 7243 8 53184 4	UK
Metal-Is.com	Interview CD		Brave new world	EMI 7243 5 26605 44	EU
Soundhousetapes+Stratus	UK-Import CD		Dance of death	EMI 592 3404	UK
Dave Murray's arm strap	Brave new world tour 2000, 4th July in Vienna
Janick Gers' arm strap	Give me Ed-'til I'm dead Tour 2003, 8th July in Vienna
'Arrys arm strap	Give me Ed-'til I'm dead Tour 2003, 8th July in Vienna
Janick's Plectrum	Give me Ed-'til I'm dead Tour 2003, 8th July in Vienna
7" Bootleg from Osaka 1987-05-21
A lot of pins for my Backpack to go to Roskilde 2003
assorted Stickers from DoD -Tour
Classic red Wristband from DoD -Tour
Calender from 1986
Calender from 2004
Calender from 2005
Dance of death UK Promo card- Thanks Fred
Dance of death UK Promo poster - Thanks Fred
Nicko's Drumsticks (from Eddie-Megastore)
Ruskin Arms Hoodie - bought at the Ruskin Arms
Ruskin Arms Shirt - bought at the Ruskin Arms
West Ham united Fanpackage - bought at the Stadium
Maximum Maiden Biography
Iron Maiden X-Posed

Iron Maiden - Afraid to shoot strangers 28566#656#5616#*14*66#14*66#16#**6545659 (speed = 180)
Iron Maiden - Hallowed be thy name 3807060504#04#0302#2#307060504#34#0302#2# (speed = 180)
Iron Maiden - Number of the beast (the best one) 28224#25262262262262262224#2526226226226226 (speed = 180)
Iron Maiden - Wasted years 181*15115#11411512#10112112#11411212#1 (speed = 180)


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