What is the best Iron Maiden album of all time?

By YPB Team

Spanning raw NWOBHM fury, sprawling concept records, and triumphant late-period comebacks, Maiden's catalog is one of metal's deepest. Which album earns the crown?

The Number of the Beast — ranked #11
The Number of the Beast
Iron Maiden's breakthrough 1982 album featuring Bruce Dickinson's debut.
Powerslave — ranked #22
Powerslave
Iron Maiden's 1984 Egyptian-themed epic featuring long progressive tracks.
Piece of Mind — ranked #33
Piece of Mind
Iron Maiden's 1983 album with Nicko McBrain's drumming debut.
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son — ranked #44
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
Iron Maiden's 1988 conceptual album with progressive rock influences.
Somewhere in Time — ranked #55
Somewhere in Time
Iron Maiden's 1986 synthesizer-enhanced futuristic concept album.
Iron Maiden — ranked #66
Iron Maiden
Iron Maiden's 1980 debut album with Paul Di'Anno on vocals.
Killers — ranked #77
Killers
Iron Maiden's 1981 second album, the last with Paul Di'Anno.
Fear of the Dark — ranked #88
Fear of the Dark
Iron Maiden's 1992 album featuring the beloved title track.
Brave New World — ranked #99
Brave New World
Iron Maiden's 2000 comeback album reuniting with Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith.
A Matter of Life and Death — ranked #1010
A Matter of Life and Death
Iron Maiden's 2006 concept album exploring war and mortality.
The Book of Souls — ranked #1111
The Book of Souls
Iron Maiden's 2015 double album featuring the epic 18-minute closing track.
Senjutsu — ranked #1212
Senjutsu
Iron Maiden's 2021 Japan-themed double album, their longest record.
Dance of Death — ranked #1313
Dance of Death
Iron Maiden's 2003 album with theatrical storytelling and progressive arrangements.

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