Edward The Great: Greatest Hits - Iron Maiden

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Iron Maiden / Import / Audio CD released 2005-07-25 at EMI / Disc #1 ... more

Edward The Great: Greatest Hits - Iron Maiden ... Tracklisting
1 Run To The Hills
2 Number Of The Beast
3 Flight Of Icarus
4 Trooper
5 Two Minutes To Midnight
6 Wasted Years
7 Can I Play With Madness
8 Evil That Men Do
9 Brave New World
10 Wildest Dreams
11 Rainmaker
12 Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter
13 Man On The Edge
14 Futureal
15 Wicker Man
16 Fear Of The Dark

Newest Review: ... Daughter,’ oddly one of the weakest songs here). A best-of collection was inevitable… and was released in 1996 under the ... more

... title Best of the Beast. Where that album was an enjoyable and honest representation of the band’s first sixteen years, even including a really good and previously unreleased additional song, Edward the Great offers nothing at all to fans who already own the albums. This is fair; the target market of albums like this is people who have heard a couple of the band’s poppy songs and liked them, or rock DJs who hate this 80s rubbish but need to satisfy the irritating Maiden fans with stupid long hair that looks like girls’ ha...more

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	Edward the Great: Greatest Hits Release Date: 2005 - 07 - 25, Audio CD, EMI Last Update 12.12.2009 06:09	£ 12.00

Edward the Great: Greatest Hits
Release Date: 2005 - 07 - 25, Audio CD, EMI

Last Update 12.12.2009 06:09

£ 12.00

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Edward The Great: Greatest Hits - Iron Maiden: Run For Your Lives (1479 words)
by - written on 11/02/06 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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The lazy, pointless and emotionless Edward the Great represents the bottom rung on the hierarchy of album releases. At the top you have studio albums (all 13 of them in this case), great live albums (Live After Death), then the disappointing stuff like B-side collections (Eddie’s Archive), rubbish live albums (A Real Live Dead One), best-of compilations (Best of the Beast) and finally, the greatest hits (this, apparently). Perhaps I’m being unfair, as 1999’s Ed Hunter, another pointless best-of coupled with a terrible cash-in computer game, surely represents the band’s most embarrassing and poorly though out release so far, but unlike Edward the Great saw a ... Read the complete review