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* [[Banned in China|Banned In Chile]]: In [[The Eighties]], the band was banned from playing in Chile due to the Catholic Church's concerns over their "[[Completely Missing the Point|satanic]]" lyrics. The ban was eventually lifted and they were able to perform in Chile in the 2000s. [[And the Fandom Rejoiced]], if the Flight 666 DVD is anything to go by.
* [[Creator Backlash]]: Paul Di'Anno and Steve Harris have bitter memories about the Di'Anno years. Paul would call the band "The [[Spice Girls]]", on his shows, before doing a Maiden song from that era, while Steve despises the [[Self-Titled Album]] for its production and sound, as he said on ''The Early Days''.
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** Steve Harris. Massively muscled, tattooed all over, usally clad in standard Metal Uniform, a bit of a bookworm in his spare time (look at all the Maiden songs [[Filk Song|inspired by English Literature]]).
* [[The Pete Best]]: Anyone who played in the band before the debut album. Sometimes extended to Dennis Stratton, who was in that album. Subverted by Clive Burr, he played in ''The Number Of The Beast'' and left after it.
* [[What Could Have Been]]: Before ''Ed Hunter'', there would have been another [[
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