Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" was was on the 1975 "Song for My Lady" album that quickly went out of print and never made it to CD. I think it was his best album.
Glenn Starnes
The Final Frontier (2010)
The Trooper was featured in the album "Piece of Mind". The song is 4:10 minutes long and was released in 1983.
The song 'Run to the Hills' is a popular Iron Maiden single. The song was originally released on February 12, 1982 as part of the band's third studio album.
Up until 2015, the longest Iron Maiden song was The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, which clocks in at 13:38 minutes. However, since the release of The Book of Souls album in 2015, the longest song is now Empire of the Clouds, clocking in at 18:01 minutes.
The Voyage - song - was created on 1969-04-25.
Virus is on the album 'Best of the Beast'.
The song "Dance of Death" appears on the 2003 Iron Maiden album of the same name, "Dance of Death." It also appears on the live album "Death on the Road." Disregard the previous answer that claims the song never appeared on a studio album. This simply isn't true.
My heart will go on by Celine Dion
The Final Frontier (2010)
The Trooper was featured in the album "Piece of Mind". The song is 4:10 minutes long and was released in 1983.
Titanic's final destination for the first leg of her maiden voyage was New York City. Since a maiden voyage technically includes the round-trip, the final destination in that context would have been Southampton, UK.
Nope, but there's a song called "Sea Of Madness" from the Somewhere In Time album if that helps.
Bad Company's debut album, Bad Company, included the song "Bad Company."
The song 'Run to the Hills' is a popular Iron Maiden single. The song was originally released on February 12, 1982 as part of the band's third studio album.
That's an Iron Maiden song from The Number of the Beast.
She sang "The Truth" from the album "Voyage to India"
There is no song by Iron Maiden in the musical or movie 'The Phantom Of The Opera', however the band have recorded a track based on the novel, called "Phantom of the Opera" on their first album, 'Iron Maiden' released in 1980.