They could easily have the best Drummer, one of the best Bassists, but as far as the guitar goes they are good but they arn't the best. Sadly to Anthony's comment,'second to none in guitar, bass and drum playing.' I have to say that they arn't the best guitar players in the world. Matt from Calgary, CanadaThis is easily one of Maidens best songs, along with Prowler and Wrathchild i think it really shows that the band was in full gear even before Bruce Dickenson.

Ringgo from Montclair, CaThis is the best early Maiden song to me.time changes, awesome solos from all guitars involved.this should've been in the 2005 movie (or at least the badly received Robert Englund version) along with the Webber stuff.Eddie from Timbuktu, KazakhstanThe first time I heard this song, I was blown away, thinking, 'how can anyone play that on the bass, or guitar on that note?'.Donna from Hunsel, NetherlandsOne of Maiden's best songs! :).V-starr from ?, MiI first saw the sheet music for it before I listen to the song and still can't beleave that anyone can play guitar and bass at over 225+ beats per minute! oh love this song too!.(Technically the actual last song we played at that last gig was Freebird - we always finished with that!) Emarkm from Cheshire, United KingdomPretty-much the first song I ever learned to play on lead guitar and, coincidentally, pretty-much the last song I played live with my old band on bass guitar.Caitlin from Colmesneil, TxI discovered something creepy about this song: when you rip it from CD onto a computer using Windows Media Player, the original studio version comes out as a Windows Media Audio file with a file size of 6.66 megabytes, and it is the only pre-NOTB Maiden song to directly mention the devil in the lyrics.Caitlin from Colmesneil, TxFor Ian, the song by Andrew Lloyd Webber was written in 1986, six years after this one.

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