of Beckett. The band's manager, Rod Smallwood, commented this version: "This was originally done by a band called Beckett who the band liked a lot. Adrian used to do a cover of another of their songs 'Rainclouds' in his band 'Evil Ways'. Beckett were from Newcastle and had a great singer called Terry Wilson Slesser (incidentally I was Beckett's agent prior to meeting Maiden)." "Mission From 'Arry" Another B-side, entitled "Mission from 'Arry", is a recording of an argument between bassist Steve Harris and drummer Nicko McBrain, which took place after a show in Allentown, Pennsylvania, during the band's World Piece Tour. During the concert, Harris' bass gear broke down, so he asked the nearest roadie to tell McBrain to extend his drum solo. The crew member was unable to communicate the message effectively, which unfortunately distracted McBrain and had a negative impact on his solo, causing him to yell at the roadie afterwards. Vocalist Bruce Dickinson states that he found the ensuing argument so amusing that he decided to record it with a concealed tape recorder. Track listing 7" single 12" single Personnel Production credits are adapted from the 7-inch vinyl, and 12-inch vinyl covers. Iron Maiden Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals Dave Murray – guitar Adrian Smith – guitar Steve Harris – bass guitar Nicko McBrain – drums Production Martin Birch – producer, engineer Derek Riggs – cover illustration Ross Halfin – photography Cover versions Appearances in other media It is featured in 2002 video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City on the in-game radio station V-Rock. It appears as a playable track in 2009 music video game Guitar Hero 5, but is heavily censored, due to lyrics referring to the killing of children and abortion. It is downloadable content for Rock Band console games. Chart performance See also List of anti-war songs Notes References Iron Maiden songs Anti-war songs Songs about nuclear war and weapons 1984 singles Songs written by Bruce Dickinson Songs written by Adrian Smith 1984 songs EMI Records singles Protest songs Song recordings produced by Martin Birch