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From Fear To Eternity [CD]

Iron Maiden Audio CD
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30 years, 80 million album sales, close to 2000 live performances, countless satisfied customers and now 15 studio albums of unerring quality and power: Iron Maiden have more than earned their proudly-held status as undisputed heavy metal champions of the world.

Founded by bassist Steve Harris in the mid ‘70s, Iron Maiden were already firmly established as heavy metal’s brightest hopes when they… Read more in Amazon's Iron Maiden Store

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  • Audio CD (6 Jun 2011)
  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Format: CD
  • Label: EMI
  • ASIN: B004S7F35I
  • Other Editions: Vinyl  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 5,072 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Disc: 1
1. The Wicker Man
2. Holy Smoke (1998 - Remaster)
3. El Dorado
4. Paschendale
5. Different World
6. Man on the Edge (Live)
7. The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg
8. Blood Brothers
9. Rainmaker
10. Sign of the Cross (Live '01)
See all 12 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Be Quick or be Dead
2. Tailgunner
3. No More Lies
4. Coming Home
5. The Clansman (Live '01)
6. For the Greater Good of God
7. These Colours Don't Run
8. Bring Your Daughter...To the Slaughter
9. Afraid to Shoot Strangers
10. Dance of Death
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Although British heavy metal legends Iron Maiden have over 30 years of recording and touring under their belts, their 1980s output remains the most enduring. This double-CD set, showcasing the years 1990-2010, is designed to redress the balance. In keeping with its predecessors, the sixth official Iron Maiden best-of is strictly for the uninitiated. Long-time fans with find nothing new here.

Presenting 23 tracks drawn from the eight Maiden studio albums released since 1990, From Fear to Eternity is aimed primarily at the army of fresh recruits who have flocked to the band during their recent resurgence in popularity, which has made the last decade their most successful yet. Maiden’s most recent studio album, 2010’s The Final Frontier, hit the number one spot in no less than 28 countries, and their visceral stage shows are as compelling as ever. Against such a backdrop, this release is both timely and revealing.

Unlike 2008’s Somewhere Back in Time – The Best of 1980-1989, From Fear to Eternity doesn’t simply re-hash all the obvious hits. The general feeling always seemed to be that a post-80s retrospective was pointless, as the 90s were supposedly something of a creative write-off and the band’s recent albums were, well, recent. But events have moved on and this collection reminds us that not only did Maiden cut the classic album Fear of the Dark during these supposed lean years, the period from 2001 onwards has seen them pen some of the best songs of their entire career. Even the albums featuring frontman Bruce Dickinson’s temporary replacement Blaze Bayley – 95’s The X Factor and 98’s Virtual XI – aren’t ignored.

The influence of progressive rock on Maiden’s sound has been evident from the start, and as the years have gone by their material has become increasingly complex. As a result, the number of straightforward rockers here is surpassed by a wealth of densely-layered mini-epics which have now become the band’s signature style. The rather unlikely UK number one single Bring Your Daughter… to the Slaughter may have lost none of its charm, but in the likes of For the Greater Good of God and When the Wild Wind Blows we’re witnessing a great British band become even greater.

--Greg Moffitt

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(2CD) Double anthology of highlights from the last 20 years from the unstoppable UK metal act

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This compilation would be great for anyone who followed the band during the eighties but who has since lost track of the band or for younger listeners who think of Iron Maiden as a 'classic rock' band from long ago. It is a good roundup of the years 1990-2010, albeit with the Blaze years omitted. This 2 CD set shows that they are still capable of producing excellent music and they have not compromised on any of their hallmarks. The band's sound is still very distinctive: you can tell that it is Maiden straight away and at no point in their career did they sell out to passing trends of the moment like nu-metal or grunge. The band have three top notch guitar players with distinctive styles and they work well together.

Most people will probably know that Bruce left the band in the 1990s but the CD doesn't reflect this (all of Blaze Bayley's tracks on here are live versions featuring Bruce). The featured live versions are excellent but I felt that Blaze probably deserved a track or two, after all, he was their singer for a long spell in the nineties, if only for the sake of completeness. But then Paul Di'anno's vocals were left off 'Somewhere Back in Time,' the previous Iron Maiden compilation- so he is possibly not the only one to feel hard done by.

There is some great metal music here (the tracks recorded after Bruce and Adrian rejoined the band are particularly strong, I feel) although there is nothing new for the hardcore who probably have all the original albums anyway. This album covers 20 years and it is only part of Maiden's career! They are still the guv'nors; its just a shame that there aren't any younger British bands to pass the baton on to sales wise or in terms of global impact.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Mr Blackwell TOP 500 REVIEWER
Format:Audio CD
A thoroughly decent overview of the bands output from 1990 til present,truth be told to be truly representative a triple disc would have been in order.

The track listing is pretty good we'll all have favourites and albums we think less of,I happen to love the 'FEAR OF THE DARK' album and loathe X - FACTOR,but you know what your getting before you purchase.

The packaging is excellent,as ever,the sound quality is great too,value for money at this price and at the end of the day you aint forced to buy

The only niggle,hence a star deducted is the use of live tracks rather than have Blaze studio tracks just like 'Somewhere Back In Time' with Dianno replaced by Brucey live tracks,that a bit naff and unrequired

Still you pay your money you take your choice,a decent place to investigate latter day Maiden if you havent already
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Where's Blaze? 8 Jun 2011
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Right, first thing's first; this is a perfectly good compilation of Maiden's output for the last couple of decades.....OK, there are a couple of tracks I could have done without & some seemingly inexplicable absences, but that is always going to be the case with compilation albums.

My big problem though is that the tracks from the Blaze Bayley fronted releases are represented here only by live versions with Bruce Dickinson singing. Don't get me wrong, I think Bruce is a world class vocalist & hugely better than Blaze, & he does make these songs his own, but surely in a retrospective you really want to hear the original versions.

It's almost as if the band are trying to paint over that period in their history & I think that is sad. Rod Smallwood states in the liner notes that this release is aimed at newer, younger fans who are not familiar with or do not own all the back catalogue. If that is the case, then a few people are in for a shock when they buy Virtual XI or The X Factor & find a very different singer belting out the songs.

All in all, not exactly an essential purchase, but handy to have in the car I guess.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great stuff!!
This is a great compilation and worth having next to your "Somewhere Back In Time" album. I've been a Maiden fan since the beginning and, unlike a lot of older Maiden fans, still... Read more
Published 3 months ago by K. PETERS
A must buy
I went to watch Iron Maiden on their recent tour - I went with a mate who is obsessed by the band - I had two albums by them and wasn't a huge fan. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Sapper
From Fear To Eternity
From Fear To Eternity Delivery prompt and efficient, the product everything I expected and then some! Read more
Published 9 months ago by L J ARTHURS
Good best of cd
Hey,

I think this is a good best of cd but i miss a few songs.
Ghost Of The Navigator for example. And i do agree with C. J. Gornall about the Blaze songs. Read more
Published 10 months ago by thoran
Maiden baby!
I bought this album, it was excellent. I'm
Not so sure my neighbours agree but hey they can always move!!!
Published 10 months ago by Billygoat
Never fear, the Beast is here!
Iron Maiden are perhaps the most iconic metal band Worldwide, and have been at the top of the tree for more than 30 years, still selling out tours to millions of fans across the... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mr. T. J. Taylor
From fear to Eternity
Classic Maiden 100 full on, probably a good introduction to Iron Maiden for those who have managed to miss some of their 36 albums. Read more
Published 11 months ago by C. Nicholson
classic maiden.
another cd packed with hits from the best metal band of all time. following on from their other collection previously.
Published 11 months ago by neilt
Another year, another Maiden compilation
This is Iron Maiden's umpteenth compilation album. For a band that took an age to release their first, they are sure making up for it now. Read more
Published 11 months ago by U Dick
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