by Fozzy on their second album, Happenstance, in 2002. Fozzy have also covered "The Prisoner" (from The Number of the Beast) on their debut, Fozzy. The song was also covered by Faroese viking metal band Týr on their 2013 album Valkyrja, and Deliverance on their 2013 album Hear What I Say!. Track listing Initial pressings of the album had "To Tame a Land" erroneously listed as "Dune", its original title. The first North American picture disc edition includes "Cross-Eyed Mary" as a bonus track on side one. The first Japanese CD pressing from 1986 has the hidden message preceding "Still Life" included as a separate track listed as "Phatoor". Personnel Production and performance credits are adapted from the album liner notes. Iron Maiden Bruce Dickinson – vocals Dave Murray – guitars Adrian Smith – guitars Steve Harris – bass Nicko McBrain – drums Production Martin "Black Night" Birch – producer, engineer, mixing Frank Gibson – assistant engineer Denis Haliburton – assistant engineer Bruce Buchhalter – assistant mixing engineer Derek Riggs – sleeve illustration, sleeve design, sleeve concept Simon Fowler – photography Keith Peacock – art continuation Rod Smallwood – management, sleeve design, sleeve concept Andy Taylor – management George Marino at Sterling Sound - Original US LP mastering Utopia Studios, London UK - Original UK LP mastering Simon Heyworth – remastering (1998 edition) Ross Halfin – photography (1998 edition) Robert Ellis – photography (1998 edition) Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References Bibliography 1983 albums Iron Maiden albums Albums produced by Martin Birch EMI Records albums Albums recorded at Electric Lady Studios Music based on Dune (franchise)