666: The Number Of The Beast - A Tribute To Iron Maiden

666: The Number Of The Beast - A Tribute To Iron Maiden

Track Listings

1. Can I Play With Madness - Steve Overland

2. 2 Minutes to Midnight - Steve Grimmett

3. Wrathchild - Paul Di'Anno

4. Hallowed Be Thy Name - Doogie White

5. Running Free - Paul Di'Anno

6. Evil That Men Do - Doogie White

7. Phantom of the Opera - Paul Di'Anno

8. Number of the Beast - Steve Grimmett

9. Iron Maiden - Paul Di'Anno

10. Run to the Hills - Steve Overland

11. Trooper - Gary Barden

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Tribute to one of the biggest British metal bands ever. 11 tracks, including performances from Paul Di'Anno (Iron Maiden/ Killers), Lea Hart (Fastway), Steve Overland (FM), Doogie White (Rainbow), Dave Colwell (Bad Company), Paul Quinn (Saxon), Bernie Torme (Gillan/Ozzy Osbourne), Jem Davies (UFO) and Steve Grimmett (Grim Reaper). 1999 release.

Tracks:

Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter - Iron Maiden/Killers Battlezone
Murders In The Rue Morgue - Ozzy Osbourne/Gillan
Aces High - Motorhead
Flight Of Icarus - F.M.
Wasted Years - Nina Hagen
Remember Tomorrow - Tank/Killers
The Clairvoyant - Fastway
Prisoner - Uriah Heep/Praying Mantis
Sanctuary - Rainbow/Praying Mantis
Power Slave - F.M.
Killers - Grim Reaper/Lionsheart
Fear Of The Dark - U.F.O./F.M./Praying Mantis

Customer Reviews:

A tribute to a lengendary band.......2000-08-23

It's the seconde official tribute to iron maiden and it's less good than the first; the choice of music it's worse because they are always in the same musical style, almost the works of bands who give the tribute is just a works of copy even if it's symphatic to listen them, there is an air of deja-vu. For a fan it's just an album to add in your collection...

666: The Number Of The Beast - A Tribute To Iron Maiden

Average customer rating:

Maiden tributes
Not bad at all!
A tribute?
Excellent tribute of melodic vocalists
For hardcore Maiden Fans

666: The Number Of The Beast - A Tribute To Iron Maiden
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

Can I Play with Madness - Steve Overland
2 Minutes to Midnight - Steve Grimmett
Wrathchild - Paul Di'Anno
Hallowed Be Thy Name - Doogie White
Running Free - Paul Di'Anno
Evil That Men Do - Doogie White
Phantom of the Opera - Paul Di'Anno
Number of the Beast - Steve Grimmett
Iron Maiden - Paul Di'Anno
Run to the Hills - Steve Overland
Trooper - Gary Barden

Album Description

Tribute to one of the biggest British metal bands ever. 11 tracks, including performances from Paul Di'Anno (Iron Maiden/ Killers), Lea Hart (Fastway), Steve Overland (FM), Doogie White (Rainbow), Dave Colwell (Bad Company), Paul Quinn (Saxon), Bernie Torme (Gillan/Ozzy Osbourne), Jem Davies (UFO) and Steve Grimmett (Grim Reaper). 1999 release.

Customer Reviews:

Maiden tributes.......2005-09-25

Anyone looking for a Maiden tribute album that doesn't suck? Haha! Get Worlds Only Female Tribute to Iron Maiden by the Iron Maidens... these chicks can rock!!!

Not bad at all!.......2001-04-08

Anyone that's heard most other Maiden tributes (like 'A Call To The Irons volume I & II' or 'Slave A To The Power') know their like a slap to Iron Maiden's face!! It's just a bunch of death/black metal singers from horrible bands screaming into the mic like friggin' morons!! How anybody could like that crap is beyond me! But this tribute album however is pretty damn good, nice vocals and good musicians. And I love the fact that Paul Di'Anno (the original Iron Maiden singer) did some songs. It would have been REALLY COOL if he'd done some post Iron Maiden songs (to let us hear what Maiden would have been like had he not have departed from the band in the first place) but it was still very cool to hear him do the tributes he did. So if your looking for an Iron Maiden tribute CD this is the one to get.

A tribute?.......2000-04-06

I have bought every Iron Maiden Tribute album I can get my hands on and so far they are all good except for this one. Overall it was a very major dissappointment. The lyrics as well as the music are very watered down and it seems that most of the album is just Paul trying to cover some of his former band's music, and not very successfully

Excellent tribute of melodic vocalists.......2000-01-30

Although this is the only Maiden tribute in my collection, I believe it is the best. I've listened to samples of others. I believe the others don't cut it with death metal gutterals. I don't care for all of the singers on here but a few did excellent jobs. Goes to show how difficult it is to imitate Bruce. Only too much Paul Di'anno on here. My opinion is tribute isn't really a tribute if it contains a former lead singer of that very band, but all in all, it's good and I enjoy it. Best cuts are 2 Mins. to Midnight, Hallowed be thy name and the Trooper. Anyway definitely a keeper. By the way, Paul Di'anno songs sound re-mixed; different from original 1st two albums, could he it be he re-sang for this cd?

For hardcore Maiden Fans.......1999-08-23

This is a very good tribute to one of the best bands of rock history. If you like rock, buy this album.... and if you like Iron Maiden you MUST buy this album...all the songs are very good. Ofcourse no one can do better singin on Maiden songs than Dickinson himself but the music overall is very good. The only reason I didnt give it a 5 star is because there are already like 3 tributes to Maiden and thats a lot of competition and if you have all maiden albums and all tribute albums this one will be all repetition to you and nothing will be new. But I highly recommend this album to rock fans!