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Iron Maiden - From Fear to Eternity: The Best of 1990-10 [New Vinyl LP]

Artist: Iron Maiden

Title: From Fear to Eternity: The Best of 1990-10

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Heavy Metal

UPC: 5099902736518

Release Date: 2011

Record Label: EMI Import

Album Tracks

1. The Wicker Man 4:35
2. Holy Smoke 3:48
3. El Dorado [Album Version] 6:49
4. Paschendale 8:28
5. Different World [Album Version] 4:17
6. Man on the Edge [Live] 4:28
7. The Reincarnation of Benjamin.Breeg [Album Version] 7:21
8. Blood Brothers 7:14
9. Rainmaker 3:48
10. Sign of the Cross [Live] 10:50
11. Brave New World 6:18
12. Fear of the Dark [Live] 7:50
13. Be Quick or Be Dead 3:24
14. Tailgunner 4:13
15. No More Lies 7:21
16. Coming Home [Album Version] 5:52
17. The Clansman [Live] 9:33
18. For the Greater Good of God [Album Version] 9:24
19. These Colours Don't Run [Album Version] 6:52
20. Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter 4:42
21. Afraid to Shoot Strangers 6:56
22. Dance of Death 8:36
23. When the Wild Wind Blows [Album Version] 10:59

Triple vinyl picture disc LP presing. 2011 collection from the Heavy Metal heroes containing their finest recordings from 1990-2010. From Fear to Eternity is a chance for new fans to explore the group's rich history, with the highlights of their last eight studio albums distilled into this handy collection, which follows 2009's Somewhere Back in Time compilation of their earlier work from 1980-1990. Perennial favorites found on this album include songs also featured on Maiden's current the Final Frontier World Tour set list; tracks such as "Fear of the Dark," "The Wicker Man," "Blood Brothers" and "Dance of Death" sit alongside recent classics "El Dorado" and the hauntingly evocative "When the Wild Wind Blows." It also includes singles like "Holy Smoke" and "Be Quick Or Be Dead" together with more progressive thought-provoking album tracks like "Afraid to Shoot Strangers" and "For the Greater Good of God."