"Fear of the Dark" ( Live at Helsinki, Finland 1992) Previously unreleased (1992 ~ Fear of the Dark) "Afraid to Shoot Strangers" ( Live in Gothenburg, Sweden 1995) " Running Free" ( Live in Long Beach, United States 1985)ġ985 ~ Live After Death (1980 ~ Iron Maiden) " Fear of the Dark" ( Live in Helsinki, Finland 1992)ġ993 ~ A Real Live One (1992 ~ Fear of the Dark)
Is an amalgamation of his most famous works with the band, featuring Eddies from the Piece of Mind, Powerslave, Somewhere in Time and No Prayer for the Dying eras, as well as those from " The Trooper", Live After Death and a redesign of the Killers album cover.
Known for having created most of Iron Maiden's early album covers. The cover art was designed by Derek Riggs, The standard edition's value has not changed muchĪlthough the Japanese pressings continue to rise in value.īest of the Beast has long since been out of print and has been "replaced" by Edward the Great in most countries as a greatest hits package for the band. Increased in value steadily over the years in music stores and on onlineĪuction sites. The vinyl edition has become quite rare and has The 4-disc vinyl pressing, meanwhile, contains the entire Soundhouse TapesĮP on its final side, again with the addition of "Strange World" from The two-CD edition contains two songs from the band's 1979 demo tape/EP The Soundhouse Tapes ("Iron Maiden" and "Strange World," of which the latter was previously unreleased). Music videos created, the latter of which was filmed during The X Factour with new lead vocalist Blaze Bayley replacing Bruce Dickinson, who sang the original studio recording.
Both "Virus" and "Afraid to Shoot Strangers" had promotional Strangers" and "Revelations" (the latter exclusive to the vinylĮdition). Also included are a newĪs well as previously unreleased live versions of "Afraid to Shoot Well-known songs from their 1980–1995 albums. Track listing differs slightly between the various editions of theĬompilation album, but consists mainly of the band's singles and most
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