Seventh Son of a Seventh Son is the definitive Iron Maiden LP, flanked by that memorable Derek Riggs cover art depicting the group’s sinister zombie mascot Eddie as a cyborg floating above a ...

Every one knows Eddie, Iron Maiden's lovable and seemingly ... judging from his lack of legs or lower torso, on the cover of 1988's keyboard-heavy 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son' album cover.

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Iron Maiden's seventh studio album, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son was released ... helping to connect with the frozen wasteland depicted by famed cover artist Derek Riggs. What Smith and Dave ...

Wilderun is here today with one hell of a folk-tinged cover of Iron Maiden's 1988 track "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son". The cover was originally a bonus track on the digipak version of Wilderun's ...

“If Number Of The Beast brought heavy metal properly into the 1980s, then with Seventh Son we’ve shown the way for heavy metal in the 1990s…” The story behind Iron Maiden’s classic album ...

In an amusing coincidence, Iron Maiden’s worst studio album also featured their worst cover art. The case for the cover art of Maiden’s latest release is that Eddie looks more frightening (and ...

It's been a long time since Iron Maiden put out an album virtually all their fans could agree was stellar. That album was their semi-conceptual triumph, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, which was ...

The ’90s were a time of change of everyone, including Iron Maiden who had ended the ’80s on high with Seventh Son of a Seventh ... that awful Dance of Death artwork again) to uncover a Maiden ...

1988’s Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son is a mighty Genghian cleave of a record, a progressive concept album that contains all that is glorious – and mildly deranged – about Iron Maiden. Strangely ...