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The Best of the Beast

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1 The Number of the Beast Harris 4:53
2 Can I Play with Madness Dickinson/Harris/Sm 3:33
3 Fear of the Dark [Live] Harris 7:23
4 Run to the Hills Harris 3:54
5 Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter Dickinson 4:44
6 The Evil That Men Do Dickinson/Harris/Sm 4:34
7 Aces High Harris 4:30
8 Be Quick or Be Dead Dickinson/Gers 3:23
9 2 Minutes to Midnight Dickinson/Smith 6:04
10 Man on the Edge Bayley/Gers 4:13
11 Virus Bayley/Gers/Harris/ 6:14
12 Running Free [Live] Di'Anno/DiAnno/Harr 3:28
13 Wasted Years Smith 5:08
14 The Clairvoyant Harris 4:27
15 The Trooper Harris 4:14
16 Hallowed Be Thy Name Harris 7:12
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The Best of the Beast

Audio Compact Disc

Style: Heavy Metal

The Best of the Beast

UPC: 724385318429

Release Date: 05/25/2004

Original Release Date: 05/25/2004

Tracks: [The Number of the Beast, Can I Play with Madness, Fear of the Dark [Live], Run to the Hills, Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter, The Evil That Men Do, Aces High, Be Quick or Be Dead, 2 Minutes to Midnight, Man on the Edge, Virus, Running Free [Live], Wasted Years, The Clairvoyant, The Trooper, Hallowed Be Thy Name]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Over the course of two CDs, The Best of the Beast hits all of Iron Maiden's biggest hits, from "Run to the Hills" and "Wasted Years" to "Two Minutes to Midnight," "Aces High" and a live version of "Rime of the Ancient Mariner." In addition to the classic Maiden cuts, there are several rare tracks, including two unreleased songs from the Soundhouse Tapes, the unreleased "Strange World" and a new single called "Virus." The Best of the Beast works because Iron Maiden was always at its best on individual songs, despite their series of concept albums. This compilation gathers nearly all of their finest moments, providing an excellent introduction to one of the most popular and influential heavy metal bands of the early '80s. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi