He may be best known as the four-octave-spanning voice of Iron Maiden, but Bruce Dickinson is so much more than that. He’s been a pilot, a fencer, a screenwriter, an author and, over the last three-and-a-bit decades, a solo musician in his own right. From his 1990 debut Tattooed Millionaire through to his work during his split with Maiden and the two more albums he’s released since the reunion, he’s always had more to say than can be expressed in just one band. These are the seven outings that Bruce has made on his lonesome, ranked from worst to best.
