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“Everything up to then had been about climbing the mountain. With Powerslave it felt like we were looking out over the rest of the world”: How Iron Maiden grew up

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“Everything up to then had been about climbing the mountain. With Powerslave it felt like we were looking out over the rest of the world”: How Iron Maiden grew up

When it came to making the follow-up to 1983’s Piece Of Mind album, Iron Maiden knew they needed to come up with something a bit special. That was Powerslave

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