Best of the Beast by Iron Maiden, album cover
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Best of the Beast

LabelEMI
Popularity38.8
Also cited24 September 1996

Best of the Beast was Iron Maiden's first "best of" collection, released by EMI on 23 September 1996. It appeared in several forms: a 34-track set across four vinyl discs, a 27-track double CD, and a 16-track single CD, which was also issued on MiniDisc.

The vinyl edition is the band's longest record release to date, running for more than three hours. It arrived a year after The X Factor, with two more studio albums still to come in the following decade, and it gave listeners a choice of how deep into the catalogue to go, from a compact overview to a sprawling survey of the band's career so far.

Best of the Beast: tracklist, credits and charts

27 tracks · 2:30:00

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1VirusBayley, Gers, Harris, Murray6:14
  3. 2Sign of the CrossSteve Harris11:17
  4. 3Man on the EdgeBlaze Bayley and Janick Gers4:13
  5. 4Afraid to Shoot Strangers (live)Steve Harris6:50
  6. 5Be Quick or Be DeadBruce Dickinson and Janick Gers3:24
  7. 6Fear of the Dark (live)Steve Harris7:24
  8. 7Bring Your Daughter… to the SlaughterBruce Dickinson4:45
  9. 8Holy SmokeBruce Dickinson and Steve Harris3:50
  10. 9The ClairvoyantSteve Harris4:28
  11. 10Can I Play With MadnessDickinson, Harris, Smith3:32
  12. 11The Evil That Men DoDickinson, Harris, Smith4:35
  13. 12Heaven Can WaitSteve Harris7:22
  14. 13Wasted YearsAdrian Smith5:08
  15. Disc 2
  16. 1Rime of the Ancient Mariner (live)Steve Harris13:27
  17. 2Running Free (live)Paul Di’Anno and Steve Harris3:29
  18. 32 Minutes to MidnightBruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith6:05
  19. 4Aces HighSteve Harris4:32
  20. 5Where Eagles DareSteve Harris6:14
  21. 6The TrooperSteve Harris4:15
  22. 7The Number of the BeastSteve Harris4:54
  23. 8Run to the HillsSteve Harris3:56
  24. 9Hallowed Be Thy NameSteve Harris7:16
  25. 10WrathchildSteve Harris2:57
  26. 11Phantom of the OperaSteve Harris7:12
  27. 12SanctuaryDi’Anno, Harris, Murray3:16
  28. 13Strange WorldSteve Harris5:25
  29. 14Iron MaidenSteve Harris4:02
Produced by
Nigel Green, Steve Harris, Martin Birch, Wil Malone, Iron Maiden, Will Malone
Recorded at
Barnyard Studios, Kåren, Helsingin jäähalli, Musicland Studios, Compass Point Studios, Wisseloord Studios, Long Beach Arena, Battery Studios, Kingsway Studios, Spaceward Studios
Recorded
1978–1996
Mixed by
Nigel Green, Steve Harris, Martin Birch, Chris Marshall, Nick Basich, Gary Lucas
Mixed at
Barnyard Studios, Electric Lady Studios, Battery Studios
Engineered by
Nigel Green, Les Lambert, Martin Birch, Mick McKenna, Bernd Maier, Albert Boekholt, Bruce Buchalter, Nick Basich, Ricky DeLena, Nigel Hewitt, Martin Levan, Mike Kemp
Label
EMI
Length
2:30:00

Line-up

  • Janick Gers · electric guitar, guitar
  • Steve Harris · electric bass guitar, keyboard, bass guitar, background vocals, synthesizer, bass synthesizer
  • Nicko McBrain · drums (drum set), percussion
  • Dave Murray · electric guitar, guitar, guitar synthesizer
  • Blaze Bayley · lead vocals · guest
  • Michael Kenney · keyboard · guest
  • The Xpression Choir · choir vocals · guest
  • Bruce Dickinson · lead vocals
  • Adrian Smith · synthesizer, electric guitar, background vocals
  • Clive Burr · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Paul Di’Anno · lead vocals · guest
  • Dennis Stratton · electric guitar, background vocals · guest
  • Paul Cairns · electric guitar · guest
  • Doug Sampson · drums (drum set) · guest

Singles

  • “Virus” · 2 September 1996

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199616
Finnish Albums · 19968
Swedish Albums · 199611
Official Charts Company · 199619
Hungarian Albums · 199621
Italian Albums · 199622
Dutch Albums · 199625
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199626
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 199628
New Zealand Albums · 199637
All 14 charts
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 199639
Austrian Albums · 199641
German Albums · 199642
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 199658

Certifications

RegionCertification
ArgentinaPlatinum
Brazil · 1999Gold
Finland · 2001Gold
Sweden · 2001Platinum
United KingdomGold

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38.8
Popularity (0–100, vs the whole vault)
10
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz; also seen: 1996-09-24 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz23 September 1996
Wikipedia infobox23 September 1996
Wikidata24 September 1996
US release23 September 1996earliest US date
UK / Europe release23 September 1996earliest UK or European date
13 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—AREMI724385318429other
—USBMG Directother
1996GBEMI724385319228other
1996MXEMI724385318429other
1996CAEMI Music Canada724385318429other
1996ITEMI724385319228other
1996GBEMI724385318528other
1996GBRaw Power602923014128other
23 September 1996GBEMI724385318429original
23 September 1996USEMI600234012413original
24 September 1996USCastle Records600234012420other
30 September 1996JPEMI4988006722347other
4 December 1996JPEMI4988006725379other
Cover art sources

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