Finally, we enter Piece of Mind! We talk about Eddie’s lobotomy, dying in whatever type of footwear you have on, and air emergency choir singing.

Peter Lindqvist (drummer extraordinaire in Kall and Canopy) joins Jon for a chat about Maiden versus Metallica, Cannibal Corpse, and profillic war legends, among other things.

Erik and Jon break the space-time continuum and smash the sonic wall as they experience Deja Vu. Aside from this spectacle we also glance at Mega Man games, Focker Tri-Planes and the clandestine nature of Mr Dave Murray.

Okay, Earth Dogs and Maiden Heads, it’s time for the Dance of Death. This week Charlotta Dahlén joins us for the second time to discuss this 2003 title-track. Dancing, prancing, Irish jigs, Ingmar Bergman inspiration, Venetian masks and capes. This song is packed with storytelling and drama. So join us in a one-song deep-dive and…

Yet again reinforced by our bonus co-host Henrik we take on four cover songs this time. Ranging from the psych-garage-desert rock that caught Steves’ attention in smokey London rock clubs in the early 70s to Schenker-lead shuffle-rock. Actually, all the songs are from the same era, 1969-1974. So, let’s let the covers do some talking…

Our conversation with Blaze Bayley! We cover things such as his first time attending an Iron Maiden show, escaping reality, how Chris Appleton is a hero, and Blaze’s upcoming book project! Blaze’s new album “War Within Me” is out now! Check it out here!

Como Estais Amigos is an underrated gem according to Maiden A-Z. In this episode we are joined by Blaze Bayley to really get an all-encompassing look at the tune. Blaze’s new album “War Within Me” is out now! Check it out here

This week we head into medieval Scotland, reinforced by our brand new guest: Charlotta Dahlén! Blaze Bayley also tells us about Serbian army fans and stage crashing/diving. Additionally, we touch down on the runway in “Coming Home.” Enjoy!

Our resident bass beast, Erik Arkö, joins the Maiden A-Z headquarters again to discuss and dissect these two awesome songs. We find paths to Tony Iommi’s Black Sabbath, leading onward to James Hetfield with Metallica, and then somehow back and around again. Join us for the ride and up those irons!

The first chapter of the Charlotte saga, a strange little punky number with a Led Zeppelinesque breakdown and lyrics of a misfortunate love affair – comes around as the first number of the self-titled debut. With the drums in the chorus basically only snare-hits it does have a type of link to this week’s other…