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Debatable high point 4-streak: The Number Of The Beast, Piece Of Mind, Powerslave, Somewhere In Time.

Iron Maiden Killers The Number Of The Beast Piece Of Mind Powerslave Somewhere In Time Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son No Prayer For The Dying Fear Of The Dark The X Factor Virtual XI Brave New World Dance Of Death A Matter Of Life And Death The Final Frontier The Book Of Souls

Debatable low points: Point Of Entry, Ram It Down, Demolition, Nostradamus.

Debatable high-point 4-streak: Sad Wings Of Destiny, Sin After Sin, Stained Class, Killing Machine/ Hell Bent For Leather.

Rocka Rolla Sad Wings of Destiny Sin After Sin Stained Class Killing Machine/ Hellbent For Leather British Steel Point of Entry Screaming for Vengeance Defenders of the Faith Turbo Ram It Down Painkiller Jugulator Demolition Angel Of Retribution Nostradamus Redeemer Of Souls And for those with an active aversion for the pair, we won’t even toss the crumbs of crumbs to you bums in the dungeons. Honestly, the only true losers in this battle are the people who don’t care.

In the end, we’re obviously very lucky to have both Priest and Maiden, and it’s equally fortunate that they’re still active as champs amidst a vast sea of contenders constantly scrapping to find a path to a similar pinnacle. The truth of the matter is all the particulars could be picked apart ad nauseum, but we really wanted this round to stress a “you’ve got a gun to your head and two minutes to state your argument” sort of approach. Go with Meryl Streep, Billy! She’s won three Academy Awards! And if you don’t know who Billy Kramer is, just have a few more Schlitzes and concentrate on the task at hand.Īn unquestionable fact: bout number two is meaner than our first battle, mostly because we’re asking you to consider the entire enchilada – highlights, lowlights, warts and pearls, of which there are many to consider. Very often fights are unfair – just ask poor Billy Kramer. Wait… What? Our beloved Priest against our sacred Maiden? Say it ain’t so! Oh yes, it most painfully is so. This time, we’re asking(/forcing) our periodically wise crew and kind readers to pick between two more ultimate fighters – Judas Priest and Iron Maiden – and we’re including the ENTIRE studio discography. Once the dust finally settled, Metallica walked away the clear victor, leaving Slayer fanatics to weep in the dust with nothing but openly bleeding odes carved into their forearms and a hope to fight another day.

The result was a dirty tie amongst the LR crew who voted, which is obviously unacceptable, so we left matters to our esteemed Twitter followers to settle the score. In the first installment, we cruelly pitted Metallica against Slayer based ONLY on their 80s output. Battle Royal is back and more unfair than ever!