Iron Maiden

"Iron Maiden" is the debut studio album by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden. Released in 1980, the album features iconic tracks such as "Phantom of the Opera," "Running Free," and "Iron Maiden." It showcases the band's raw energy and powerful sound, solidifying their place in the heavy metal scene. The album's cover art, created by artist Derek Riggs, introduced the band's mascot, Eddie, who would become a symbol of Iron Maiden's music and live performances. With its blend of aggressive riffs, melodic solos, and dynamic vocals from lead singer Paul Di'Anno, "Iron Maiden" set the stage for the band's successful career and lasting impact on the heavy metal genre.