IRON MAIDEN 🎵 Run To The Hills Reaction
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Steve Harris the bassist he's a huge historian and writes most of these songs. Most of the time when you listen to Maiden it's a history lesson
When in high school, one of our resident metalheads played a song for our English class as a presentations. It was "Rime of the Ancient Mariner". From then on, I enjoyed poetry and Iron Maiden. History, literature, AND metal. I would have gotten straight A's had they taught Algebra the same way.
Alexander the great
@@dirkdigital Rime of the Common Denominator?
@@dirkdigital I brought the song in and the teacher played it for the class. Wrote the lyrics down and teacher made copies for everyone.
"the white man came across the sea" most gangsta intro ever😂🔥
The isolated vocals for this song is mesmerising. Bruce Dickinson is one of the best vocalist in metal.
In my opinion for heavy metal, too 5 or even 3
@the world has fallen
Thats really just a matter of opinion, not a fact. I love Rob Halfords vocals, but nobody beat Bruce Dickinson Nobody, but thats just my opinion.
Rob Halford and Bruce are the best metal singers. Bruce is arguably the best. Just amazing. Bruce is still golden. Saw Maiden on their last tour. Badass!
LOL, "in Metal" only? In all popular music history, my friend.
There is not such thing as "best" in art, but you're about right anyway! He's definitely the best metal pilot.
It’s about about the genocide of the native Americans. Brad lyrics in songs aren’t always literal. A lot of bands tell stories or are metaphorical in nature.
If Brad and Lex had watched the official music video for this song, that point would've been made more clearly
@@karlsmith2570 Lyric vids are just lame. If it is for copyright reasons, ok. Otherwise NO.
@@schumifannreins295 yeah but then you have people reacting to what's going on in the video as opposed to listening to the song
@@schumifannreins295 Well, that depends. Because GNR, for instance, have super lame videos that only distract from the music.
@@schumifannreins295 some songs you can't listen with your eyes, get too involved in the video.
A lot of Maiden’s songs come straight from world history and literature. Steve Harris, bassist and chief songwriter in the band, is a genius when it comes to telling and retelling stories set to awesome metal sounds.
I think Alexander the Great would be a perfect example
USA ppl are very shocked about being reminded they are a foreign colony
@@noahtaylor4971 Alexander the Great, Powerslave and Aces High are all great examples of Maiden songs with historical themes.
Aces High - about the German airraids over England in WW2; Powerslave, about the ancient Egyptian pharaohs; Flight of Icarus, the story of Icarus from Greek mythology. Great stuff!
@@penderyn8794 what the hell are you talking about? The only bit of history Americans are guaranteed to know is we were once an English colony
Aside from the historical story telling, this song was often used as a condemnation of colonialism in general and to show off Bruce's incredible range.
Nobody care get over colonialism other country done stuff like that but because we British maid the biggest empire in the world we get more shit for it but like I send we don’t care get over it or should I say to people like you stop living in the pass nobody care lol
If you guys would watch Metal: A Headbanger’s Journey, you will understand all of the different categories of Metal a LOT better.
Saw it in the cinema Sam Dunn's best film in my opinion an absolute must for any up and coming metal heads \m/
Not just understanding the genre but understanding why metal music is the way it is. You want to know what inspires this type of music, give this movie a watch. And then Global Metal by the same guy. He really does dive deep into these topics. They are a bit dated now but still relevant
I already told them several videos ago
@@caciquenica2482 then keep at it my guy. These folk im sure get so many suggestions from folk its hard for one voice to shine through
i was a teenager when this song came out - there was only 1 type of metal at that time - HEAVY !!!! either you played it or you didn't, period.
Brad, master of the ill timed pause.
Drives me nuts.
its at least predictable now haha
Lol. Many times I’ve been aaawwwww c’mon man….really??
Susan Corr totally agree, lex is the star. Maybe he can produce off camera.
Iron Maiden is one of the best at telling stories through music. You can almost see it playing out in your head.
Haha--Pretty sure Iron Maiden doesn't have a song saying, "I woke up today, had some coffee, hung out with friends, got lit.." Naw. They def pick historic matter to play to and with. "Powerslave" is a very interesting rip on life, death, royalty, power... AND it's a banger. Up the Irons!
Iron maiden Rock's, and power slave is a great album ,killers is in my opinion my best album by them.
That album cover…!
UP THE IRONS!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Bruce Dickinson is incredible! That man has such an operatic voice.
Yes, THE Bruce Dickinson!
Bruce is literally a freaking genius!
geezer in system of a down was an opera trained singer Bruce would be his pupil
@My Signin to me they are yeah haha a lot better musically and more innovative just my opinion
@@anthonymitchell8893 I think all of the opera style vocals in metal stand out, no matter what. Bruce Dickinson has one of those voices that can not be ignored, even if someone isn't a big fan, his voice is unbelievable. I didn't know that about SOAD though. That's kind of a neat fact.
There are several metal singers I would love to hear sing classical opera, because I know it would give me goosebumps.
Do a live version of “Rime of the Ancient Mariner”. You’ll be Maiden fans for life.
@@Greg_F I agree. Lex is open minded and she wants to get down to the music. She is what keeps me here on this channel. Brad has his moments though
@@Greg_F Brad seems to have a history with rap. Makes sense that the tempo changes throw him off it. Personally to me they compliment each other perfectly. That said, Lex is the entertainment on this channel. Brad brings the structure.
Flight 666 live is the best please react to that 😎🍻
And fear of the dark live. The bigger the crowd the better
Amazing performance on Flight 666. Two other virtuoso live performances worth checking out - The Clansman (Rock In Rio 2001?) and The Talisman (En Vivo 2012)
This song is considered one of the greatest metal songs of all time
And rightfully so!
1:00 Brad seems to struggle with the idea that an artist would sing from another person's perspective. Actually I think it may be a carryover from rap/hip-hop, where the artist always assumes their own perspective. I've noticed that rap fans generally struggle to grasp bands like Tool (who frequently assume the perspective of someone else, even someone they hate). Rap has always been about self-representation first and foremost.
Never thought of it that way. Good theory. Could be right.
Also in most rock songs. Most stuff is typically "Here's what happened to me, here's my POV." Maiden and others are like, "I just read this interesting thing." Or for Hallowed, "I just had this weird dream." and it leaves the resolution open--What do you think about it?
On the flipside I love that Brad focuses on the lyrics. I never looked at the Tool lyrics. I'm deeper in now!
Very well put and on point!
@Gavin Kisebach Well you said it. That has been on my thought like forever , ever since I saw first hip hop fan reacting to metal song. Also another note, them pausing the song also giving me hip hop vibes, because of the habbit ( assume) hip hop fans leaning more on lyrics then on music. The is the most direct difference between two genres ...Metal focusing on music while hip hop on lyrics. My thesis is that because of it (listening song without pausing), good portion of experience of listening to metal song is lost to the listener.
He'd pass out to MSP
Great reaction as usual. It's about colonial America essentially stealing the land from the Indians and driving them into the hills. Not sure what inspired them to write it though. It was credited to their bassist Steve Harris, who obviously had a solid understanding of European and American colonization. I always liked the composition of it. First verse from the perspective of the Indians, second verse an American cavalry soldier and the 3rd an outside narrative.
"Stealing" 🙄
@@eq1373That's what happened, the land where the natives lived was colonized, AKA stolen.
@@eq1373 oh boy, here we go. Please, by all means, explain how it wasn't "stealing" it was what? Acquiring? Better yet, manifest destiny was justified right? Ehh, call it whatever you want.
@@eq1373 what's the problem with that word?
@@somersetcace1 This is the history of the world. It happened over and over everywhere, including pre-European America.
Struggling to grasp how you can miss the very specific references here about what this is about. There are bits of the lyrics that should really jump out at you and usually at least one of you gets it. Oh, well. Good reaction to a good song.
I know, right? I used to think the dude was really literal-minded and struggled to get what the songs talked about unless they had really, REALLY transparent lyrics, but even songs like this one remain a mystery and fly over his head 😂.
@@jmhaces yeah. Some songs are written in a way to be interpreted many ways. Some of the best songs are written that way but this song is not one of them lol I really enjoy their reactions, though!
The lyrics are blatantly obvious; Brad always asks 'what is this song about' and can't take his eyes off the lyrics and needs to understand a song in every minute bit of detail. And yet when this obvious story is laid out word for word, he still doesn't get it. Words like 'Cree' 'Indians' 'Redskins' and 'Plains' are pretty huge clues, maybe Brad just isn't interested in US history!
Not sure what was more frustrating/annoying, Brad's reaction or these bloody awful lyric videos he keeps finding. Wrong words in places and needing to tell us when it's a guitar solo, or writing 'Yeahhhh-Yeahhhh' and 'Ahhh Ahhhh' etc. They are like lyric videos for 5 year olds, and I wish I could kick all the dumb idiots who make them!
You don't have to be a rocket scientists to recognize Brad is a dolt. He has no business assessing any song... until he learns to shut up.
@@mikephillips8810 Brad is more frustrating and annoying. Even my wife says, "Skip that idiot".
Love early Maiden. I've always loved the lyrics in this. I think a history lesson everyone should hear and remember. Bruce's energy and rawness provide the perfect delivery.
Steve Harris the Bassist writes most of the lyrics and he is an avid reader. He probably read the book Buried MY Heart at Wounded Knee about the trail of tears?
Steve Harris is actually the principal songwriter for Iron Maiden, in addition to the founding member of the band
I want Brad to react to “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” and get his take on what the lyrical content means to him. Apparently we need backtrack and start there because “Run to the Hills” can not be any more self explanatory. Especially with the lyrics right in front of you.
harsh but in this case maybe accurate
He over thinks it sometimes
@@CarlCarson362 He wanted to know where the band came from..the answer is the UK...as per....
"Take a down a notch Scott take a down..."
@@CarlCarson362 everytime he OVERTHINKS it...what a shame.. I'm gonna miss her reactions, but his? barf.. I'm UNSUBSCRIBING
I love when a metal band gives me a history lesson
The best kind of Metal!
Iron Maiden "How would you like your stories?" Me "Metal please!"
Dickinson can flat out sing! Lex is a budding Metalhead🤘🏼🤘🏼
Unfortunately, Bruce is far from his vocal range last few decades that he owned in 80's
I would say she’s bloomed lol
@@MrJetDevil he can still belt it out though.
What really sets Maiden apart is the triumphant nature of the music. The music isn't wallowing in angst. No matter the lyrical content, Maiden doesn't come across as trying to find themselves or overcome that which is holding them down. The music comes across as having already been set free.
Kewl way to put it, accurate 🤘🥳
True!
I`ve seen Iron Maiden twice back in the 80s and to this day and I`ve seen a lot, they had the loudest show. Bruce has excellent vocals and was very energetic! This is my favorite song by them! Keep On Rockin'
They kill it Live indeed! One of my favorite shows, and like you, have seen a lot.
"I think they're telling a story". Yes. Yes they are. Every song. Maiden! \m/ \m/ Up the Irons!
Yes. I love how musical this song is too. I wish there were more vocals like this in modern metal.
There is, check out Epic Doom Metal or European Power Metal
Unleash The Archers, the female vocalist has been compared to Bruce and Dio.
If you want another band that sing about history check out Sabaton.
This song is basically THE anthem for indigenous Americans, especially south of the US border, from Mexico to the southern tip of Chile.
Maidens live concerts in Mexico, Central and South America are spiritual experiences.
I doubt the anthem for American Indians is sung by a bunch of white guys. It is a great song though.
@@SuperHappyflowers it wasn't an opinion. It's just a fact. It's been a few years and it's probably less a factor now but Maiden was what they were south of the US border. "American Indians" are a much bigger part of the general population south of the US border.
I want so badly to see them in South America. Love those live videos
Lots of metal bands and rock band's in general have lot's of fans in Mexico, Central and South America. Interesting viewing is The RollingStones " Ole Ole Ole " it shows their hard core fans that they have in that region.
@@KneeJerkReactions13 absolutely. The worst region of them all to get screwed over and have to "relocate".
Great reaction! You guys are in Florida, right? The drummer of Iron Maiden, Nikko McBrain, has a restaurant down in Coral Gables called "Rock N Roll Ribs" and they have great food! It's a small place but they have a lot of great memorabilia in there, not just Iron Maiden, but from many bands! I saw Maiden in concert 3 times and the energy is so charged! Steve Harris, the bass player, runs a maratho every night going back and forth from one side of the stage to the other screaming out the lyrics! You can hear him without a microphone! They have a mascot named "Eddie" who is on the cover of every album and his appearance changes on every album and he's in every concert too! You should check out one of their concert videos like "Hallowed Be Thy Name". Bruce's singing is incredible!
A personal favorite Iron Maiden song of mine that doesn't get talked about as much is Virus. It's a deep song with a lot to analyze as well as being stylistically pretty unique for Iron Maiden. Also it has Blaze singing who was one of the other Iron Maiden singers when Bruce Dickinson wasn't their singer
I did enjoy Maiden with Blaze B
Many metal artists, especially Iron Maiden, rarely sing about first hand experiences. They are more oriented towards the happenings that occurred long beyond living memory and are usually educational. Up the irons 🤘🏻
The drummer is working hard in this one. Good reaction guys!
They are telling the story from two points of view.
This is a fundamental song of the heavy metal genre.
If you watch their OFFICIAL video for this song, you won't have any doubts about what this song is about.
Iron Maiden has always been about EPIC SONGS. Not just loud, heavy and intricate, but epic music combined with epic stories. In this case, the plight of Native Americans. The lyric writers in the band are also avid readers, so that translates to larger-than-life themes
in thier songs & albums. 🎶👍
the lyrics tell the story from the natives view point and the settlers view point.
I'm sure history inspired the lyrics, which is fairly common in Iron Maiden songs.
Imagine 1982 this was an almost hourly on mtv. Great days!
Really glad I stumbled into you guys. You don't just do a surface level reaction. You analyze each song and try to understand it lyrically and sonically. Plus you are reacting to all my favorite stuff. Much success!
The talent here is understated. Excellent drums. Voice incredible!❤️
You guys need to do Iron Maiden - Rime of the Ancient Mariner - one of the live official videos (they do not get blocked). Offline reaction - not on live stream.
And too "Powerslave, Caugh Somewhere in Time, Alexander the Great, Infinite Dreams, 7th Son of 7th".
Flight 666 live is the version 😎
An early 70’s pop song with the same lyrical vibe is “Indian Reservation” by Paul Revere and the Raiders. Huge hit in the day!
It is fabulous live! Iron Maiden puts on one of the best stage shows ever. I've seen them live 5 times and have never been disappointed.
This is basically a song about Native Americans in the 19th century and what they went through. When they sing the chorus "Run to the Hills" and you hear Bruce singing high and low at the same time it is very pleasing because the notes are harmonics. Iron Maiden does this a lot, not only with the vocals but really a whole lot with the guitars.
Wasted Years by Maiden is good
I really, really think the next song should be "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Iron Maiden. That way Brad can get the lyric story and Lex can hear the epic instrumentals.
Those bands of that era were able to achieve that “opera” feel because of & especially in Iron Maiden’s case they had a singer who could do pretty much anything & it always sounds great 🖤🥶
First cd I ever bought with my own money. Grade 6, Mr. B's class. Before school starts I buy Number of the Beast off a grade 8 student for 5 bux. I sit it on my desk all day staring at it, blown away by the art. Can't wait to get home and listen to it. The rest is history. Pick up drums in 96, start bands, make albums, tour and before I know it I'm 40. Man time flies, but this brings the best memories back. Love seeing your reactions.
You’ll get the energy if you do “Fear of the Dark” from Rock in Rio! They are best live!! Love your channel!! Thanks!!
SABATON - "Shiroyama", or "82nd All the way" or "Carolus Rex" or "Seven Pillars of Wisdom" or " Ghost in the Trenches" ..
All based on History.
Or "Uprising", "Ghost Division", "Bismarck"...
Sabaton is basically five overenthusiastic Swedish history teachers that got together and said "hey, let's form a metal band so we can reach a wider audience!"
Whenever I'm sad I'll listen to this song, it's so energetic that it makes me change my mood right away!! It's a pure masterpiece, not only this song but their entire discography. They are geniuses!!!
They are great in person. I always loved the galloping sound of the instruments👍👍
React to Wasted Years next. My favourite song by them. :D
You must become acquainted with Maiden's "Eddie"! They change his look for every album -- it's really kool when he ominously appears on stage. 💀
I was lucky enough to see Iron Maiden 3 times in Detroit. All as an opening act. Each time this song was epic!!!! I love the 80s!!!!
Thanks for this, its always been one of my Iron Maiden favorites.
Do some original Maiden Running Free,Remember Tomorrow, Killers ,Murders in the ruge morgue
Another one you guys would like from Iron Maiden is "Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner".
Thanks for the reaction! More Iron Maiden reaction videos please, they have a lot of great music with deep topics to cover! Up the IRONS!!
15 years old, upstate new york, doing bong hits at Joey Simmons house, when mtv still played music, that drum beat came on the TV. 6 kids trying to fit through the door at once, slipped and broke my finger. Things you never forget. Just like david Lee Roth said " damn good times"
Iron Maiden are the best of British heavy metal. I've been a fan since 1980. They are very melodic and Bruce has a very theatrical voice, inspired by many including Ronnie James Dio and Ian Gillian. It's time you watched them live. Scream for me Lex! Scream for me Lex!! Up the Irons!!!
English ***
Respect the Celtic nations my human comrade ✊
@@penderyn8794 No offence meant, but it was known as The New Wave of BRITISH Heavy Metal and Iron Maiden are the best example of this in my opinion, hence my comment. I am directly descended from an ancient King of Ireland and I have relatives in Scotland and Wales, so I respect all UK nationalities, my friend
Come on guys, this song is about a significant era in YOUR nations history!!
Lex is turning into a "Rocker" l like watching how she gets into the music. Lots of energy and she seems to be having fun. She would have went to many shows I'm sure of she grew up in that era. 😁
Awesome reaction to that song I never followed the lyrics to that song and it’s a whole different meaning for me now thank you so much awesome reaction
Best metal band
Best Metal album
Best line up
Always nice to hear the amazing and incredible drummer Clive Burr! (Rip) Best metal drummer!
I believe this song is about European settlers and colonists coming to the "New World" and massacring the natives. Iron Maiden are definitely deep into historical themes. They are very well educated and incredibly well read. Not to mention superb musicians.
My favourite band throughout my teens, and one of my Top 10 overall.
The ferocity and complexity of the music. and the often literary content of the lyrics, combined with the brilliant quality of Bruce Dickinson's voice is pretty much unrivalled.
From the third Iron Maiden album The Number of the Beast. First album with Bruce Dickinson on vocals replacing Paul DiAnno and the last with Clive Burr on drums. Burr earlier played in Samson with Dickinson and later in Gogmagog with DiAnno, Jannick Gers who later joined Iron Maiden plus a couple of guys from Whitesnake and Motorhead. Burr was later diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. He died in 2013. RIP.
Run to the hills about the Indians being slaughtered when they came over taking their land. A lot of iron maiden songs are based upon actual history.
When are we going to get some Mad Season. It's Layne singing with members of Pearl Jam.
Criminally forgotten album. Wake Up is such a great song.
This is my favorite Iron Maiden song , I'm half First Nation Native Indian in British Columbia. This song hits home. We are going through alot right now here in Canada and our secret history. Of Residential schools they are up to over 6000 un marked Graves of native children that have been found and there will be lots more. Both my Grandparents were in these schools where they were beatin and raped and tortured. They lived but so many didn't.
It really makes me cry to hear that. It is a tragedy that people of today believe the lies that are taught in schools and fed to them by the media. I find it disheartening when I read comments that actually try to defend or justify white settlers. The common theme in their thinking is that it's just the way humans are, and that's the way it will always be. So so sad.
You guys are correct. This song, like most of Iron Maiden, are telling stories. Stories of a battle, or genocide(such as this one of the Native Americans), or a struggle or perseverance. I've seen almost every metal band since the 80's that's been worth seeing, and yes, Lex, you would love seeing them live. Their stage show props help tell the stories, also. Greatest live band I've ever seen...
Yes!! 🇬🇧 I feel like I’m British listening to this song!
Hi Christy M, I am British and I have learnt some history from their songs, some of it British! I just love the galloping bass and drums on this one, really does feel like full gallop on horseback.
@@mikephillips8810 according to AncestryDNA I’m 23% English and every time I hear this song I feel those genes calling. You are right I’m on horseback and I’m holding the Union Jack flag at full charge!
Slayer - Angel of Death, is the song about concentration camps.
I was in San Antonio in 2009 or so during Thanksgiving walking around downtown. There was a street festival going on and I heard a live band playing the Trooper. I walked over and it was sone 10-11 year old kids playing. Then they broke into Run To The Hills after that. I videoed most of it.
Very cool to see people still discovering this music.
I saw the original Iron Maiden open up for Judas Priest at Sam Houston Coliseum in 1980 on the British Steel Tour.
Iron Maiden had just released the Killers album
Every once in awhile there are HEROs. Then there are the one in a million LEGENDS.....THEN...there is the bass...GOD...Steve Harris. There is no Iron Maiden without him.
If it wasn't for Iron Maiden and School House Rock I would have never passed High School History or English
👍
In elementary school in the '70s, I was fed this idea that the Europeans landed in a "New World" filled with savages and wilderness. According to those history books, they did the continent a favor by taming the savages and bringing them civilization. This was further reinforced by the Cowboy-Indian conflicts that were so prominent in the westerns that were frequently airing on the weekends. Hearing this song for the first time in middle school made me realize that there is a completely different side to this story that had been completely neglected by our schoolbooks. I remember a schoolmate bringing this up in social studies class and my school teacher (who was one of the nicest ladies I've ever met) awkwardly acknowledging that there was, in fact more to this story than what our schoolbook was presenting.
There’s always three sides to a story between two opponents. The third is the truth.
@@michaelkulis6008 the middle ground?
Seeing this live was so amazing. Every single person in the crowd was singing
I saw Iron Maiden in 82 Piece of Mind tour....incredible show....
One of the very few 'political' songs in the Maiden repertoire. Up The Irons \m/
Very few?! 😂
@@Ty_Ranus Yeah, didn't you know that songs based on historical themes only count as political when they talk about stuff that happened in your own country? 😂
@@jmhaces Not my country, not Maiden's country. I said 'political' because current american climate.
I say political because of Americas current success in making such historical events 'political' in current day.
The Trooper doesn't really annoy the Crimeans, and Aces High doesn't really upset the Germans, but Americans are a bit sensitive about 'raping the women and wasting the men', historically speaking, wouldn't u say?
Run To the Hills is always a good one live. Maiden crowds always sing along but this one really stands out when they hit the chorus. Tens of thousands of people belting out that chorus always gives me chills. The Rock n Rio video is a good one to check out.
Brad, look up some LIVE CLIPS with Iron Maiden and you will most certainly "get it" 😊👍 The energy, positivity and sheer joy of these six (now old) English guys is definitely why they are one of the absolute largest rock bands of all time.
wow! I can't keep up with you guys! you are reacting to so much great music from my youth! Great stuff!
This is basically an epic rock opera. Classic sh*t 💯
My three favorite Maiden songs are, "Flight of Icarus", "Aces High" and "Wasted Years"... Love the Channel and you two as very cool people! Peace Y'all :-)
I saw Iron maiden in concert in Connecticut. At the infinity theater. It was an amazing show!!!!
Lex is gonna love Queensryche, Helloween, Savatage, and bands like that.
I've seen Maiden live a few times and they're amazing live! I once saw Motörhead, DIO, and Iron Maiden on the same bill in San Antonio!
YES BRUCE VOCAL RANGE IS FANTASTIC AND AMAZING!!!!
The singer , Bruce Dickinson is a classicaly trained opera singer as wall as a commercial pilot who captains their 747 on tour. Also was a world champion in fencing.
I had this cassette tape back in the day great music.
The 1st verse of the song tells the story from the perspective of the Native American “Indians” then it switches to the perspective of the “white man” and doesn’t paint a very pretty picture. This story of man conquering man to take their land and resources, while not pretty is one that repeats throughout the history of men. When the thirst and greed becomes more than just about survival. We don’t wish just to survive, but to thrive. Often meaning taking from others to gain. War is hell, but it makes for great story telling, especially in the context of hard rock and heavy metal. As others have mentioned Steve Harris the bassist is the primary song writer for Maiden and the lyrical ideas come from books as an avid reader of historical fact and fiction as well as sci fi and fantasy. We’ll continue to try to learn from our past otherwise we’re doomed to repeat it, which unfortunately more often than not seems to the case. Ugly history or not, as a “white man”:of then US, I am a benefactor of it and can think of many worse places to have been born. Interesting when you stop to think about how for many just the place you are born into the world, your environment, can dictate much of your life and shaping your experience and who you are.
Saw Iron Maiden in concert many times in the 80's, they put on a very theatrical show, amazing
I love this band they just get better and better! I saw them here in Australia I think 1983 with Bruce on lead vocals, I think one of the orginal singers lives here in Australia.
8th grade....heck ya! Loved this song! Still love this band 40+ years later.
I’m a Cree from Canada and my uncle use to say it was about the Cree getting pushed west.
Ahhhhhhhh this brings me back to 11th grade 1982, muscle cars, good looking guys, end of summer and EVERYONE was blasting IRON MAIDEN,RUSH,DIO,SCORPIONS,JUDAS PRIEST. GREAT TIME to be alive...........sighhhhhhhhh.........I sure do miss it.
Been waiting for this!
Recently just subbed and I’ve been binging all your shit for the past 2 days
Iron Maiden "Must" always be Live videos it's them at their Best !!! : D
seen them live in 1985 i was 15 and it was so amazing,we went back the next nite and bought scalper tickets,im 53 today,and still follow Maiden...
Maiden is still the best live show I've ever been to such a blast and they put on an amazing show! 100 percent recommend doing a reaction to a live one 👏
I saw the Iron Maiden tour for Number of the Beast. Bruce’s voice was as good as the album.