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Killers (Iron Maiden album). Killers was the second and final Iron Maiden album with vocalist Paul Di'Anno (shown here in 2008). Killers is the only Iron Maiden album to feature two instrumentals, and was written almost exclusively by Steve Harris, only two tracks, "Twilight Zone" and the title track are co-authored. The opening track, "The Ides of March" is the band's shortest song to date

Did Iron Maiden's second album build on the promise of their storming debut? And if it did, why did they get rid of singer Paul Di'Anno immediately afterwards? .

Killers (Iron Maiden album), Killers is the second studio album by the English heavy metal band Iron Maiden, released on 2 February 1981 by EMI Records in the United Kingdom. "Iron Maiden - Killers album" IFPI Greece Greekchartscom Archived from the original on 23 October 2013 Retrieved 1 April 2013. "UK Singles Archive- 21 March 1981" Official Charts Company Retrieved 10 October 2011. "Iron Maiden Chart History" Official Charts Company Retrieved 1 August 2012. "UK Albums Archive- 3 March 1990" Official Charts Company Retrieved 10 October 2011. "UK Albums Archive- 10 March 1990" Official Charts Company Retrieved 10 October 2011. Dance of Death World Tour". Eddie Rips Up the World Tour". A Matter of Life and Death Tour". Somewhere Back in Time World Tour".

Every one knows Eddie, Iron Maiden's lovable and seemingly un-killable zombie mascot. After all, he's graced every one of the group's studio album covers in a series of ever-more bizarre forms. But can you remember them all?. Eddie, or 'Edward the Head,' his proper name, was designed by artist Derek Riggs based on a mask the members of Iron Maiden had been given for an art-student friend. Here we meet young Ed in a simple street setting. Oh no, we spoke too soon! The cover and title of Iron Maiden's second album reveals that our boy Eddie is up to no good. This is the second cover reportedly taken from a previously finished Riggs painting. He would go on to do new work for the band's album covers for the next 10 years. The Number of the Beast'. Well, now we see where dear, impressionable young Eddie is getting all these bad ideas!