Spin Maiden's stripped-down 1990 record with the Iron Maiden No Prayer for the Dying T-Shirt in black soft-style cotton — officially licensed Iron Maiden merchandise tied to the album that closed out the band's Bruce Dickinson first-act and gave us "Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter".

No Prayer for the Dying arrived in October 1990 as Maiden's eighth album, recorded in part in a barn at Steve Harris's farm with a deliberately rougher, looser sound after the heavily-produced Seventh Son. "Bring Your Daughter" became Maiden's first and only UK number-one single, against the band's own expectations. The graphic carries the cover-era artwork forward.

Printed onto soft-style cotton in a comfortable unisex cut, this short-sleeved black tee is for the Maiden lifers.

• Rockoff officially licensed product
• Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
• Design: No Prayer for the Dying
• Colour: Black
• Material: Soft-style cotton
• Great for: Maiden fans, No Prayer-era collectors, classic-metal listeners

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