A1 Too Late A2 Face Up A3 Time To Walk Away A4 Paralyzed A5 Reckless Desires B1 Game Of Chance B2 Leave You Behind B3 Don't Go B4 Hide B5 Haunt

Band members: [b]Vocals[/b] [a=Paul Mario Day] (1975-1976) [a=Dennis Willcock] (1976-1977) [a=Paul Di'Anno] (1978-1981) [a=Bruce Dickinson] (1981-1993 and 1999-present) [a=Blaze Bayley] (1994-1998) [b]Guitar[/b] [a=Terry Rance] (1975-1976) [a=Dave Sullivan (17)] (1975-1976) [a=Dave Murray (2)] (1976-1977 and 1978-present) [a=Bob Sawyer (3)] (1977) [a=Terry Wapram] (1977-1978) [a=Paul Cairns (2)] (1978-1979) [a=Paul Todd] (1979) [a=Tony Parsons (3)] (1979) [a=Dennis Stratton] (1979-1980) [a=Adrian Smith (2)] (1980-1990 and 1999-present) [a=Janick Gers] (1990-present) [b]Bass[/b] [a=Steve Harris] (1975-present) [b]Drums[/b] [a=Ron "Rebel" Matthews] (1975-1977) Barry "[a=Thunderstick]" Purkis (1977) [a=Doug Sampson] (1977-1979) [a=Clive Burr] (1980-1982) [a=Nicko McBrain] (1982-present

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A1 Feed The Enemy 5:45 A2 Rhythm Of Cruelty 3:03 A3 Cut-Out Shapes 4:43 A4 Talk To The Body 3:34 A5 I Wanted Your Heart 5:13 B1 The Thin Air 4:10 B2 Back To Nature 6:40 B3 Believe That I Understand 4:00 B4 Permafrost 5:25

Various - Chicago Soul '62 italo disco A1 Too Late A2 FaceVarious Chicago Soul '62 In 1962, Black Music was making its transition from R&B to soul, and the Chicago music industry was exploding, producing thousands of records and dozens of new labels. The two biggest Black labels, Vee Jay and Chess, led in the creation of the distinctive, smooth Chicago soul brand with names familiar and not so familiar: the former with Curtis Mayfield and Jerry Butler, and the latter with Mitty Collier, Etta James, and Billy