Any Iron Maiden fans on SN ?
 

As above i need some info but wanna gauge intrest before i ask

mick

Yep,

I went to a few concerts in the late 80's and have a few albums, video's, dvd's etc.

Cheers
Lee

The same been to gigs and have some CD's

Have all but 7 of the albums / centenary discs and a pre production album cover. So guess you could call me a fan although I hate the word.

Run to the hills and number of the beast, great tunes! :D

I knew your name would pop up on this thread :D

yep love Maiden, seen them lots, have even met them :D

I like em' - have done for years.

Ns04

I lurve music! :luvlove: :luxhello:

Seen em live twice and have a few CDs, not sure if I'd go and see them again now though - not really into that sort of music as much these days.

Don't mind them, I have the 2 cd version of Best Of The Beast :cool:

Champion,some of you may be able to help me then.:)

I was given a limited edition 'Best of the Beast' presentation cd to commemorate the release of 'The best of the Beast' within the United Kingdom.

Does anybody know how much these thing sell for, or how many were made the one i have got is No 617.

looked on ebay but there is not much on there to give me a clue:wonder:


cheers mick:thumb:

Iron Maiden :notworthy


http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f2...73/eddie01.jpg

Is this a framed plaque or the deluxe version of the 2 cd version?

Its framed

mick

Seen 'em 4 times :thumb:

Ebay is a good guide but there is quite a bit of merchandise out there and the prices vary. Anything thats signed goes quite well.

Vinyl loosing its value so a CD should be quite desirable.

If you want top whack for it sell it when they next tour


AllanB

I picked up the 12" vinyl of GnR Appetite for Destruction with the banned cover for £16. Saw it 2 days later on ebay for £4..

Cheers Alan , looked on Ebay there was only the one limited disc on there that was selling for £85......pretty much the same as what i have got.But a different album

mick:thumb:

Don't listen to them much these days, but I remember buying their original release, called the Soundhouse Tapes, in 1979. I played Prowler over and over again, as me and my mates were going to see them at Stroud Marshall Rooms the next day!

The singer was Paul Di'anno in those days, completely different style to Bruce Dickinson, who I remember seeing when he was in Samson. Ah, those were the days; whatever happened to bands like Angel Witch, Vardis, Praying Mantis, Dark Star, Ethel the Frog, Toad the Wet Sprocket et al? :D

Theyre all pretty rare so putting a price on them would be hard I would imagine.

Having spent 10 weeks collecting the "First Yen Years" on vinyl, then sending off for the box, I was somewhat irked when it was stolen from my student accommodation :mad:

Never got round to replacing it, either.

Feckin students! :lol1:

Seen them numerous times in the late '80s early 90's but gave up buying the albums after No Prayer for the Dying.

Steve

Don't listen to them much these days as I prefer my metal much heavier TBH but they still sound pretty good when I see them on Scuzz or Kerrang.

I fell asleep at Donnington when they headlined Monsters of Rock in 1992!!!
the other half loves them although I prefer Faster Pussycat, LA Guns etc

i was there but i slept through Megadeath!!

got bad concussion too...

First saw Maiden at Reading in 1982. Devoted fan for years, but the older I get the less I can stand to listen to them.

tis a sad sign of getting older :(