Run to the Hills - wikipedia Run to the Hills `` Run to the Hills '' Single by Iron Maiden from the album The Number of the Beast, Live After Death and Rock in Rio B - side 1982 single `` Total Eclipse '' 1985 live single `` Phantom of the Opera '' ( live ) ( 7 '' & 12 `` ) `` Losfer Words ( Big ' Orra ) '' ( live ) ( 12 `` ) 2002 live single Part 1 `` 22 Acacia Avenue ( live ) '' `` The Prisoner ( live ) '' `` Run to the Hills ( Camp Chaos video ) '' Part 2 `` Children of the Damned ( live ) '' `` Total Eclipse ( live ) '' `` Run to the Hills ( video ) '' Released 12 February 1982 2 December 1985 11 March 2002 Format Vinyl ( 7 ``, 12 '' ) Recorded January 1982 20 March 1982 28 August 1982 8 -- 12 October 1984 14 -- 17 March 1985 19 January 2001 Genre Heavy metal Length 3 : 51 Label EMI Songwriter ( s ) Steve Harris Producer ( s ) Martin Birch Iron Maiden singles chronology `` Purgatory '' ( 1981 ) `` Run to the Hills '' ( 1982 ) `` The Number of the Beast '' ( 1982 ) `` Purgatory '' ( 1981 ) `` Run to the Hills '' ( 1982 ) `` The Number of the Beast '' ( 1982 ) Running Free ( live ) ( 1985 ) Running Free ( live ) 1985 `` Run to the Hills ( live ) '' ( 1985 ) String Module Error : Match not found1985 Wasted Years ( 1986 ) Wasted Years 1986 Out of the Silent Planet ( 2000 ) Out of the Silent Planet 2000 `` Run to the Hills ( live ) '' ( 2002 ) String Module Error : Match not found2002 Wildest Dreams ( 2003 ) Wildest Dreams 2003 The Number of the Beast track listing `` The Number of the Beast '' ( 5 ) `` Run to the Hills '' ( 6 ) `` Gangland '' ( 7 ) 1985 live single 2002 CD 2 cover Bruce Dickinson as Eddie 2002 Limited Edition Red Vinyl 7 '' Audio sample file help `` Run to the Hills '' is a song by the English heavy metal band Iron Maiden. It was released as their sixth single and the first from the band 's third studio album, The Number of the Beast ( 1982 ). Credited solely to the band 's bassist, Steve Harris, although significant contributions were made by lead vocalist Bruce Dickinson, it remains one of their most popular songs, with VH1 ranking it No. 27 on their list of the 40 Greatest Metal Songs and No. 14 on their list of the Greatest Hard Rock Songs. A live version of the song, from Live After Death, was released in 1985 and the original single was reissued in 2002, with all income donated to former drummer Clive Burr 's MS Trust Fund. In 1990, as part of The First Ten Years box set, both the original and the 1985 live single were reissued on CD and 12 '' vinyl, combined with `` The Number of the Beast '' and `` Running Free ( live ) '' respectively. Contents 1 Composition 2 Themes 3 Original 1982 release 4 Other releases 5 Appearances in media 6 Track listing 6.1 2002 Enhanced CD & Limited Edition 7 '' single 7 Personnel 7.1 1982 studio single 7.2 1985 live single 7.3 2002 studio / live single 8 Chart performance 8.1 Notes 9 See also 10 References 11 External links Composition Due to contractual issues with his previous band, Samson 's, Dickinson could not be credited for any of his contributions made during the writing of The Number of the Beast. Although bassist Steve Harris alone receives credit for the song, Dickinson states that he made a `` moral contribution '' to the song, in addition to `` Children of the Damned '' and `` The Prisoner '' from the same album. While speaking at the IBM Smarter Business conference in Stockholm on 10 October 2012, Dickinson revealed that parts of the song are based on the `` rising sixth '' interval within a scale, inspired by a documentary he watched which explored why `` My Way '' was one of the most popular recorded songs. Themes The song documents the conflict between European settlers in the New World and Native American tribes during the days of colonisation and later westward expansion. The song is written from both perspectives, covering the Natives ' viewpoint in the first verse and the Europeans ' in the rest of the song. Original 1982 release The song was released as a single on 12 February 1982 ; more than 5 weeks prior to the album 's release on 22 March 1982. The single marked Iron Maiden 's debut release with new vocalist Bruce Dickinson. `` Total Eclipse '' was selected as the single 's B - side over the song `` Gangland '', which in turn would appear on the initial version of the album. The band later regretted this decision, with Steve Harris commenting, `` We chose the wrong track as the B - side. I think if `` Total Eclipse '' had been on the album instead of `` Gangland '', it would have been far better. '' The song was added to The Number of the Beast album when it was remastered in 1998, and was also included in the original Japanese version. It is the second of three single covers featuring Derek Riggs ' depiction of Satan, which debuted on `` Purgatory '' and later appeared on `` The Number of the Beast '' covers. According to Riggs, the idea behind the original `` Run to the Hills '' cover was based around the idea of a `` power struggle in hell '', in which the band 's mascot, Eddie, battles Satan with a tomahawk ( referencing the song 's subject matter ). Other releases In 1985, a live version of `` Run to the Hills '', taken from Live After Death, was released as the band 's thirteenth single, along with live versions of `` Phantom of the Opera '' and `` Losfer Words ( Big ' Orra ) '' as its B - sides. According to Riggs, he was asked to paint a cover illustration for both `` Run to the Hills '' and `` Phantom of the Opera '' and so the artwork depicts Eddie as the phantom in a hilly landscape. Following former drummer Clive Burr 's announcement that he was suffering from multiple sclerosis, `` Run to the Hills '' was released again in 2002 to raise money for the newly established Clive Burr MS Trust Fund. Two variations were issued, the original studio version and a live version taken from the Rock in Rio concert, with different B - sides. Appearances in Media An all - star cover version of the song is found on the 2005 tribute album Numbers from the Beast, featuring Robin McAuley on vocals, Michael Schenker and Pete Fletcher on guitars, Tony Franklin on bass and Brian Tichy ( Derek Sherinian, B'z ) on drums. The all - female tribute band The Iron Maidens recorded the song on their 2005 debut album, World 's Only Female Tribute to Iron Maiden. Former Babes in Toyland singer and guitarist Kat Bjelland 's Katastrophy Wife covered the song in their Heart On EP in 2007. The song was covered in 2008 by Sign on the tribute CD Maiden Heaven : A Tribute to Iron Maiden released by Kerrang ! magazine. The Swedish lounge metal band Hellsongs included a cover version on their 2008 album Hymns in the Key of 666. In 2009, the eventual Swedish Idol 2009 series winner Erik Grönwall sang it during the live shows and released it as a single in the same year, which peaked at No. 23 in the Swedish Singles Chart. Progressive metal band Dream Theater covered the song live, along with the entire The Number Of The Beast album, and released it as an `` official bootleg '' in 2006. The song is also featured in the soundtracks of several video games, including SSX on Tour ( 2005 ) as the title 's main theme, and Grand Theft Auto : The Lost and Damned ( 2009 ). In addition, a cover version is featured in Rock Band ( 2007 ), in which it received an ' Impossible ' difficulty rating, while the original version was made available via download in June 2009. Track Listing 1982 7 '' UK single ( UK : EMI 5263, UK : EMIP 5263 ( picture disc ), Germany : EMI 1A 006 - 07604, Netherlands : EMI 1A 006 - 07604 ) 1982 12 '' UK single ( Europe : EMI 1C K 052 - 07 604 Z ) 1990 CD single Side one No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' Steve Harris 3 : 51 Side two No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Total Eclipse '' Dave Murray, Harris, Clive Burr 4 : 24 1985 7 '' & 12 '' UK live single ( 7 '' - UK : EMI EMI 5542 ) Side one No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' ( live at Long Beach Arena, California 14 -- 17 March 1985 ) Harris 4 : 03 Side two No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Phantom of the Opera '' ( live at Hammersmith Odeon, London 8 -- 12 October 1984 ) Harris 7 : 27 1985 12 '' UK live single & 1990 CD live single ( 12 '' - UK : EMI 12EMI 5542, UK : 12EMIP 5542 ( picture disc ) ) Side two No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 2. `` Losfer Words ( Big ' Orra ) '' ( live at Hammersmith Odeon, London 8 -- 12 October 1984 ) Harris 4 : 14 2002 enhanced CD & limited edition 7 '' single 7 '' Red Vinyl single ( Europe : EMI EM 612 ) Side one No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' Harris 3 : 51 Side two No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Total Eclipse '' ( live at Hammersmith Odeon, London 20 March 1982 ) Burr, Harris, Murray 4 : 24 Enhanced CD Part I ( UK : EMI CDEM 612 / 7243 5 50623 0 7 ) This version contains a live version of the song taken from the Rock in Rio live album, while the B - sides were recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon, London on 20 March 1982. The live video is also from the Rock in Rio concert. Compact Disc No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' ( live at Rock in Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 19 January 2001 ) Harris 5 : 00 2. `` Children of the Damned '' ( live at Hammersmith Odeon, London 20 March 1982 ) Harris 4 : 34 3. `` Total Eclipse '' ( live at Hammersmith Odeon, London 20 March 1982 ) Murray, Harris, Burr 3 : 59 4. `` Run to the Hills '' ( live video ) Harris unknown Enhanced CD Part II ( UK : EMI CDEMS 612 / 7243 5 50624 0 6 ) This version contains the studio version of the song `` Run to the Hills '', while the B - sides were recorded live at the Reading Festival on 28 August 1982. It also includes the Camp Chaos version of the `` Run to the Hills '' music video. Compact Disc No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' Harris 3 : 56 2. `` 22 Acacia Avenue '' ( live at the Reading Festival, Little Johns Farm, England 28 August 1982 ) Harris, Adrian Smith 6 : 34 3. `` The Prisoner '' ( live at the Reading Festival, Little Johns Farm, England 28 August 1982 ) Harris, Smith 5 : 56 4. `` Run to the Hills '' ( Camp Chaos video ) Harris Unknown Enhanced CD European Edition ( 7243 5 50704 0 1 ) This version was released in mainland Europe, and contained five tracks drawn from the two UK releases above. Compact Disc No. Title Writer ( s ) Length 1. `` Run to the Hills '' ( live at Rock in Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 19 January 2001 ) Harris 5 : 01 2. `` Run to the Hills '' Harris 3 : 54 3. `` The Prisoner '' ( live at the Reading Festival, Little Johns Farm, England 28 August 1982 ) Harris, Smith 5 : 56 4. `` Children of the Damned '' ( live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London 20 March 1982 ) Harris 4 : 34 5. `` Run to the Hills '' ( live video ) Harris Unknown Personnel 1982 studio single Production credits are adapted from the 7 inch vinyl cover. Bruce Dickinson -- lead vocals Steve Harris -- bass guitar & vocals Dave Murray -- Lead guitar Adrian Smith -- Rhythm guitar & vocals Clive Burr -- drums Production Martin Birch -- producer, engineer Derek Riggs -- cover illustration Ross Halfin -- photography 1985 live single Production credits are adapted from the 7 inch vinyl, and 12 inch vinyl covers. Iron Maiden Bruce Dickinson -- lead vocals Steve Harris -- bass, backing vocals Dave Murray -- Lead guitar Adrian Smith -- Rhythm guitar, backing vocals Nicko McBrain -- drums Production Martin Birch -- producer, engineer, mixing Derek Riggs -- cover illustration 2002 studio / live single Bruce Dickinson -- lead vocals Steve Harris -- bass, backing vocals Dave Murray -- Lead guitar Adrian Smith -- Rhythm guitar, backing vocals Janick Gers -- Rhythm guitar Nicko McBrain -- drums Chart performance Single Chart ( 1982 ) Peak position Album `` Run to the Hills '' Irish Singles Chart 16 The Number of the Beast UK Singles Chart 7 Single Chart ( 1985 ) Peak position Album `` Run to the Hills ( Live ) '' Irish Singles Chart 18 Live After Death UK Singles Chart 26 Single Chart ( 1990 ) Peak position Album `` Run to the Hills / The Number of the Beast '' UK Albums Chart -- `` Running Free ( Live ) / Run to the Hills ( Live ) '' 9 Single Chart ( 2002 ) Peak position Album `` Run to the Hills ( Live ) '' Canadian Singles Chart 11 Rock in Rio Dutch Singles Chart 60 Finnish Singles Chart 5 French Singles Chart 73 German Singles Chart 55 Irish Singles Chart 38 Italian Singles Chart 6 Norwegian Singles Chart 15 Swedish Singles Chart 28 Swiss Singles Chart 75 UK Singles Chart 9 Notes Jump up ^ Re-release of all four singles as part of The First Ten Years box set. 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External links Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics Iron Maiden Steve Harris Dave Murray Adrian Smith Bruce Dickinson Nicko McBrain Janick Gers Doug Sampson Paul Di'Anno Dennis Stratton Clive Burr Blaze Bayley ( details ) Studio albums Iron Maiden Killers The Number of the Beast Piece of Mind Powerslave Somewhere in Time Seventh Son of a Seventh Son No Prayer for the Dying Fear of the Dark The X Factor Virtual XI Brave New World Dance of Death A Matter of Life and Death The Final Frontier The Book of Souls Live albums Live After Death A Real Live One A Real Dead One Live at Donington Maiden England A Real Live Dead One Rock in Rio BBC Archives Beast over Hammersmith Death on the Road Flight 666 En Vivo ! Extended plays The Soundhouse Tapes Live ! ! + one Maiden Japan No More Lies Compilations Best of the Beast Ed Hunter Best of the ' B ' Sides Edward the Great The Essential Iron Maiden Somewhere Back in Time From Fear to Eternity Box sets The First Ten Years Eddie 's Head Eddie 's Archive Video albums Live at the Rainbow Video Pieces Behind the Iron Curtain Live After Death 12 Wasted Years Maiden England The First Ten Years ( From There to Eternity ) Donington Live 1992 Raising Hell Classic Albums : Iron Maiden -- The Number of the Beast Rock in Rio Visions of the Beast The History of Iron Maiden -- Part 1 : The Early Days Death on the Road Flight 666 En Vivo ! 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Question: who sings the song run to the hills
Answer: Iron Maiden