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Nicko has gone through a lot this year.... a stroke, partial paralysis, extensive therapy to recover, and then hitting the road again while still recovering. Long may he continue! It's impossible to imagine Iron Maiden ever going on without him.
HEAR! HEAR! when the time comes that Nicko can't go on the road I hope and prey that maiden then call it a day as far as touring goes , I'd hate to see any one of the six replaced on stage , it wouldn't feel right .
They are the reason I started playing bass at 14, on top of already having been a drummer/percussionist in the school band since 6th grade...Love Maiden Soo Much! UP THE IRONS!
This is from Chile; the footage from Dortmund is also a great, very different stage show as it was filmed on their tour in support of the album "Dance Of Death." You may be aware yet, Andrew, but Iron Maiden is coming to Auckland in 2024!
Maiden is great live, of course. But you should listen to the studio version of Where Eagles Dare (probably transcribed on Drumeo) It was the fan’s introduction to Nicko when he replaced Clive Burr. As the first track on Piece of Mind, it loudly said, “Hello, I’m Nicko, the new drummer. You’re gonna love me!”
Nicko has a lot of videos playing alone in drummer events, he cover full songs and the camera stays all the time on him, it would be amaizing to see you covering that.
Hey hey from New England...When I saw them in 2019 in Hartford Connecticut they played this tune...Nico is such a fluid player it seems like he isn't doing a lot but in reality it's all about finesse and his kick work is legendary ✌️🤘🧐
😂😂11m20ish sec "Irish-jig sounding" ... my brain went to the "Darby O'Gill & the Little People" cave scene! Thanks for that, just found you today reacting to Mike Potney doing Pneuma... always Love drummer's, I miss playing! Thanks for doing what you do, only 3 videos in and Loving your input😁
11:24 they do incorporate some Celtic Folk elements in their more modern tracks. I think Janick may have brought that influence to their music, I don’t recall much, if any, Celtic influence before Janick joined, and he wrote Dance Of Death too. And then of course there’s The Clansman (which you’ve already reacted to) and Death Of The Celts, which are both very much Celtic all the way through, not just musically but lyrically too.
Totally on the nose. Janick loves that stuff. Just look at the way he does his own jig while playing it. And the crowd eats it up! Some of the purists turn their nose up at Janick's playing. But the dude can shred, and he is really entertaining. I always set up on his side of the stage when I am up close for a show. It's just more fun over there. Plus he comes up to the front of the stage and interacts a lot with the people there.
Spot on about no click track. Most of the guys don't even wear in-ears, just regular earplugs. And yeah, they sometimes play too fast, but that is just because they get so pumped from the crowds. And as you said, it is a good thing. It's organic. It adds to the excitement of the show.
There are indeed synths parts - not triggered but (until very recently when he retired after 40 odd years with the band) played live by Steve's bass tech, Michael Kenny
This song's DNA is based very firmly in the poem of Rabbie Burns - Tam O'Shanter... a tale of a drunk that catch's sight of a witches Covent and is then chased by said witches. He escapes by jumping over a fallen down bridge... at which moment the witches almost have Tam and manage to pull off the horses tail. This song is 100% a modern, Maiden equivalent. This is also why the "Irish" jig style music is in there, the Traditional Scottish folk music that would accompany such a tale as Tam O'Shanter. One of Maiden's all time greats.
Saw Maiden when I was about 15...I'm now 56 and saw them again, in July. My head was blown! They're as good now, as they were in the '80s. I know that Nicko's drumming isn't as technical, as it was before his stroke...but he's still a super solid backbone for the band.
Maiden is 1.9.24-13.9.24 in Australia and 16.09.24 in Auckland. Get a ticket and show them live. It‘s worth. In my eyes Maidens best Tour (I was on 12 different tours live). Nicko is good recoverd from his stroke in January. Saw him in Juli in Munic.
Hi Andrew. I am really glad you have found iron maiden. Such a iconic band. Please could you check out PowerSlave live from the live after death concerts. Back in 1985. I believe this is Iron Maiden at the peak live. Especially Nico. Just phenomenal.
They do this for two and a half hours... then go back to their hotel for a herbal tea and bed because they're doing it again tomorrow night... and the singer has to fly the plane...
Iron Maiden has literally made me dive into different aspects of history through the story telling of some of their songs. Passchendaele being the main one, WWI Battle that NZ was actually a pivotal part of \m/
Nicko in another live video of this does the jig in the beginning. At his restaurant he has a full kit and will play maiden videos were the drum track removed, he plays perfect. They also rehearse 2 months every year b4 touring.
Yeah, Iron Maiden is SUCH a live band. Nicko listens to Steve's bass and all of the guitars. He's always been such a "responsive" drummer, even in the early days (the early 80s =), following Steve's aweome bass rhythm and the basic rhythm of all the guitars. Since Bruce and Adrian re-joined in late 1998 (iirc) the whole band has just come together more and more with every album, even though they've naturally had individual struggles and what-not (ffs it's been 25 years and they've made awesome album after awesome album) and the last few albums have been that they just share their songs with eachother and then they come together in the studio and main-take the recordings simultaneously and then there are fine-tunings and extras recorded.
I boldly predict there will never be such a band ever again in living memory, unless people start appreciating them more for what they are =) There certainly won't be a similar band in the next 30 years, there simply ISN'T the environment for an actual instrument-playing band to gain the live experience of nearly 40 years of playing gigantic stadium audiences on tour and honing their craft to this level. Please remember i'm saying this with sadness, also remember i hope i get to see THIS band live for many years to come =) Nicko is 71 years old, he's had a stroke but he's 90-95 percent back, so i SINCERELY hope i get to see Maiden live at least once more! My confidence is about 99%! Up the FUCKING Irons!
AND NICK MCBRAIN STILL NAILED IT CONTINUING THE TOUR, PERFORMING TOP LEVEL AT THE INDIO CALIFORNIA FESTIVAL, THE DEDICATION IS JUST ON ANOTHER LEVEL, UP THE IRONS, TIME IS PASSING AND THERE WILL BE A MOMENT WHERE IRON MAIDEN WON’T BE ABLE TO CONTINUE 😭 BUT WELL, EVERYTHING HAS IT’S TIME😢, BUT ANYWAYS, ENJOY THE MUSIC, ‘CAUSE AS BRUCE SAID IN THAT 2011 CONCERT ANY FAN THAT LOVES IRON MAIDEN IS PART OF IRON MAIDEN, SO AS LONG AS WE KEEP THE LEGACY ALIVE, IRON MAIDEN WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON❤❤❤💪
Hi, Andrew! That was super cool! That crowd! WOW. I guess if you're a Maiden fan you are for life. Your Jack Black reference was excellent and totally applicable, very reminiscent. School Of Rock is still one of my favorites.
You mentioned keyboards that you heard and are right. There are lot of keyboards in maiden songs and they are played by the bass tech stage left in the wings
@@AndrewRooneyDrums yes they did a documentary film about this tour called behind the beast that goes in to all the people behind the scenes as well as all the background about their plane ed force one that Bruce Dickinson flys them around in on tour
They're going to New Zealand next year, I heard! By the way, the "like Vincent Price horror intro" is a quote from Shakespeare's Hamlet, just doesn't say here ", Horatio"... 😉
Grew up on Maiden, had my bedroom wallpapered with Eddie, when I took world history as a senior in HS, I already had Alexander the Great covered because of the song from Iron Maiden. Steve’s songs have a lot of references to actual historical figures, literature, etc. Iron Maiden is a history lesson to song.
Great reaction video Andrew, I live in the UK and have been lucky enough to see Maiden many times since their early days, you must see them if you get a chance the production is amazing and as a band they are so tight. I also totally get the Niko comment, if you play so well then the music just seems to flow over you? Keep it up and thank you. 🤩
I’ve been a fan his the mid 80s one of the thing I’ve really respected about them is that when Guitarist Adrian Smith decided he wanted to come back after an almost 10 year hiatus, instead of ditching Janick Gers they decided to continue on as a 3 guitar band. Now I can’t imagine them without all 3. 🤘🏼🔥🔥🤘🏼
Great reaction and spot on Andrew they are all stars in their own right. I was singing this to myself earlier on today. The easiest way to sort the guitarists - Janick does the prancing and leg up on the amp/speaker, Dave the chunkier one and was the one that got patted on the head and does the interaction with Janick on most of the songs and Adrian is the one that stays around his part of the stage centre right looking outwards
You should react to Dire straits - Sultans of swing, make sure it is the Alchemy live performance. One of, if not the greatest live performance ever in my opinion, and Terry Williams kills it on the drums!
Maiden played without "click" or inears (if i am right?). Bruce wear oropax, the other guys played with the monitor sound. Two weeks (?) ago, Bruce was in a radio morning show in NZL. He said that they always plays to fast and without a click.
I looked and didn't see this song among the Iron Maiden ones you've reacted to, so I apologize if you have and I just didn't see it. This is well worth reacting to, Andrew. The fast outro jam after the Pink Floydian middle section is probably my favorite bit (if I was asked to choose) of Iron Maiden music. And that's saying something! Here's a link: ruclips.net/video/3lWRv8lk7jI/видео.html
I agree about getting off the click. Humans don't walk or talk in perfect rhythm. Music(to my ears) sounds much more natural with no click dictating the pace and feel of the song.
Andy. I think you've noticed that Maiden has 3 guitarists...or do they? If you watch Steve Harris (bassist), he plays a lot of chords as well. So 4 guitarists???? What do you think? Cheers from 🇨🇦.
you've done fear of the dark you might like them doing fear of the dark en vivo. there he is running asround the stage while he sings. on backstage with bruce pt 1 and 2 he talks of coming off the stage to drop his heartbeat down as being relaxed is better for singing. they wanted vincent price on number of the beast but he charged too much
Iron Maiden is the greatest metal band of all time, and I don't care about any other opinions 😅. That being said, Judas Priest walked so Iron Maiden could run.
I want to think that bands that don't use click tracks are better. I recall (I think it was) Adrian Smith being referred to as a human metronome. Practiced players don't need them (in my opinion).
this is en vivo in some others he comes out in a long black hooded cape. you may like part 1 and 2 backstage with bruce showing all his preparations through a show, lay out tissues he gets snotty singing, water warm only coffee to sniff. wardrobe changes. etc all told with humor
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Nicko has gone through a lot this year.... a stroke, partial paralysis, extensive therapy to recover, and then hitting the road again while still recovering. Long may he continue! It's impossible to imagine Iron Maiden ever going on without him.
HEAR! HEAR!
when the time comes that Nicko can't go on the road I hope and prey that maiden then call it a day as far as touring goes , I'd hate to see any one of the six replaced on stage , it wouldn't feel right .
@@aboutthemetal8783I hope they replace him. You'll get used to it.
Nicko is now at 85%, i read this at the weekend.
Before the TFPT he was at 70-75%.
I hope he get well, for new european dates. 😊
He's 71 years old. There's only so much he can get back at this point.
i saw where bruce said he wanted a say in who replaces him when the time comes. just don't think he can be replaced.
There is no other band with such quality on the planet!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yup this is top notch
They are the reason I started playing bass at 14, on top of already having been a drummer/percussionist in the school band since 6th grade...Love Maiden Soo Much! UP THE IRONS!
This is from Chile; the footage from Dortmund is also a great, very different stage show as it was filmed on their tour in support of the album "Dance Of Death." You may be aware yet, Andrew, but Iron Maiden is coming to Auckland in 2024!
Maiden are modern-day composers. Absolutely brilliant. First heard them in the mid 80s and I still get goosebumps listening to them. Up the irons
They give me goosebumps too
Maiden is great live, of course. But you should listen to the studio version of Where Eagles Dare (probably transcribed on Drumeo) It was the fan’s introduction to Nicko when he replaced Clive Burr. As the first track on Piece of Mind, it loudly said, “Hello, I’m Nicko, the new drummer. You’re gonna love me!”
Definitely "Where Eagles Dare" please!!!!
Nicko has a lot of videos playing alone in drummer events, he cover full songs and the camera stays all the time on him, it would be amaizing to see you covering that.
Hey hey from New England...When I saw them in 2019 in Hartford Connecticut they played this tune...Nico is such a fluid player it seems like he isn't doing a lot but in reality it's all about finesse and his kick work is legendary ✌️🤘🧐
Saw them in Mansfield:)
You need to listen to the Talisman from the same tour.
I'll get there!
Future Andrew really must invest in tickets to see Iron Maiden when they go to New Zealand! Trust me you won’t regret it!🤘
😂😂11m20ish sec "Irish-jig sounding" ... my brain went to the "Darby O'Gill & the Little People" cave scene! Thanks for that, just found you today reacting to Mike Potney doing Pneuma... always Love drummer's, I miss playing! Thanks for doing what you do, only 3 videos in and Loving your input😁
11:24 they do incorporate some Celtic Folk elements in their more modern tracks. I think Janick may have brought that influence to their music, I don’t recall much, if any, Celtic influence before Janick joined, and he wrote Dance Of Death too. And then of course there’s The Clansman (which you’ve already reacted to) and Death Of The Celts, which are both very much Celtic all the way through, not just musically but lyrically too.
You're right. Janick is the one who brought a lot of those elements to the band and wrote the songs that have that vibe in them; I love Janick!
Totally on the nose. Janick loves that stuff. Just look at the way he does his own jig while playing it. And the crowd eats it up!
Some of the purists turn their nose up at Janick's playing. But the dude can shred, and he is really entertaining. I always set up on his side of the stage when I am up close for a show. It's just more fun over there. Plus he comes up to the front of the stage and interacts a lot with the people there.
É uma obra de arte essa música, reação ímpar, viva o rock.
Spot on about no click track. Most of the guys don't even wear in-ears, just regular earplugs.
And yeah, they sometimes play too fast, but that is just because they get so pumped from the crowds. And as you said, it is a good thing. It's organic. It adds to the excitement of the show.
Maiden are masters of dynamics. Truly superb!
Best live band ever! 🤩
There are indeed synths parts - not triggered but (until very recently when he retired after 40 odd years with the band) played live by Steve's bass tech, Michael Kenny
That 'Barbara' must really be something. Up the Irons!
They just announced they’re coming back to the States next year. Planning on taking my Son so he can experience them live for the first time.
This song's DNA is based very firmly in the poem of Rabbie Burns - Tam O'Shanter... a tale of a drunk that catch's sight of a witches Covent and is then chased by said witches. He escapes by jumping over a fallen down bridge... at which moment the witches almost have Tam and manage to pull off the horses tail.
This song is 100% a modern, Maiden equivalent.
This is also why the "Irish" jig style music is in there, the Traditional Scottish folk music that would accompany such a tale as Tam O'Shanter.
One of Maiden's all time greats.
There's going to come a time when Iron Maiden stop touring....definitely going to see them again next year. Such an amazing band. 🤘🏻
"Hey Steve, should we do an Irish Jig for this album?" "Yeah mate, it's called Dance of Death." "Right-o, cheers."
Saw Maiden when I was about 15...I'm now 56 and saw them again, in July. My head was blown! They're as good now, as they were in the '80s. I know that Nicko's drumming isn't as technical, as it was before his stroke...but he's still a super solid backbone for the band.
Hey, Andrew! Dude! You HAVE to see Iron Maiden live =) I promise you, you NEED to!
I was there!! and will be there again 2 times on 2024!! my 7th en 8th time seeing them live here in Chile. I love them, i really do. Up the Irons!!!
Spot on reaction and opinion of Maiden 🤘 I had the honor of seeing them live with Judas in the 80s, and a number of times after. Keep them coming ❤
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Maiden is 1.9.24-13.9.24 in Australia and 16.09.24 in Auckland. Get a ticket and show them live. It‘s worth. In my eyes Maidens best Tour (I was on 12 different tours live). Nicko is good recoverd from his stroke in January. Saw him in Juli in Munic.
Hi Andrew. I am really glad you have found iron maiden. Such a iconic band. Please could you check out PowerSlave live from the live after death concerts. Back in 1985. I believe this is Iron Maiden at the peak live. Especially Nico. Just phenomenal.
Andrew, you really need to see Sign Of The Cross Rock in Rio 2001. That is a very theatrical song and has very good solos too!
All Maiden shows are a miracle
What a crowd! Fun performance too.
They do this for two and a half hours... then go back to their hotel for a herbal tea and bed because they're doing it again tomorrow night... and the singer has to fly the plane...
That's how the real pros roll.
Steve Harris was once asked to name the drummer for his ultimate dream band. He said Nicko.
Iron Maiden has literally made me dive into different aspects of history through the story telling of some of their songs. Passchendaele being the main one, WWI Battle that NZ was actually a pivotal part of \m/
Nicko in another live video of this does the jig in the beginning. At his restaurant he has a full kit and will play maiden videos were the drum track removed, he plays perfect. They also rehearse 2 months every year b4 touring.
you must check a drum cam style of Where Eagled Dare. And keep in mind, that song was the introduction of Nicko right as he joined the band.
Yeah, Iron Maiden is SUCH a live band. Nicko listens to Steve's bass and all of the guitars. He's always been such a "responsive" drummer, even in the early days (the early 80s =), following Steve's aweome bass rhythm and the basic rhythm of all the guitars.
Since Bruce and Adrian re-joined in late 1998 (iirc) the whole band has just come together more and more with every album, even though they've naturally had individual struggles and what-not (ffs it's been 25 years and they've made awesome album after awesome album) and the last few albums have been that they just share their songs with eachother and then they come together in the studio and main-take the recordings simultaneously and then there are fine-tunings and extras recorded.
I boldly predict there will never be such a band ever again in living memory, unless people start appreciating them more for what they are =)
There certainly won't be a similar band in the next 30 years, there simply ISN'T the environment for an actual instrument-playing band to gain the live experience of nearly 40 years of playing gigantic stadium audiences on tour and honing their craft to this level.
Please remember i'm saying this with sadness, also remember i hope i get to see THIS band live for many years to come =)
Nicko is 71 years old, he's had a stroke but he's 90-95 percent back, so i SINCERELY hope i get to see Maiden live at least once more! My confidence is about 99%!
Up the FUCKING Irons!
AND NICK MCBRAIN STILL NAILED IT CONTINUING THE TOUR, PERFORMING TOP LEVEL AT THE INDIO CALIFORNIA FESTIVAL, THE DEDICATION IS JUST ON ANOTHER LEVEL, UP THE IRONS, TIME IS PASSING AND THERE WILL BE A MOMENT WHERE IRON MAIDEN WON’T BE ABLE TO CONTINUE 😭 BUT WELL, EVERYTHING HAS IT’S TIME😢, BUT ANYWAYS, ENJOY THE MUSIC, ‘CAUSE AS BRUCE SAID IN THAT 2011 CONCERT ANY FAN THAT LOVES IRON MAIDEN IS PART OF IRON MAIDEN, SO AS LONG AS WE KEEP THE LEGACY ALIVE, IRON MAIDEN WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON❤❤❤💪
Check out Empire of the clouds. No live performace so have to go with the studio version. An absolute master piece.
Hi, Andrew! That was super cool! That crowd! WOW. I guess if you're a Maiden fan you are for life. Your Jack Black reference was excellent and totally applicable, very reminiscent. School Of Rock is still one of my favorites.
Yes! Jack Black was so fun and respectful in the role.
Captured the fan experience
You mentioned keyboards that you heard and are right. There are lot of keyboards in maiden songs and they are played by the bass tech stage left in the wings
WHAT!? That's cool info
@@AndrewRooneyDrums yes they did a documentary film about this tour called behind the beast that goes in to all the people behind the scenes as well as all the background about their plane ed force one that Bruce Dickinson flys them around in on tour
They're going to New Zealand next year, I heard!
By the way, the "like Vincent Price horror intro" is a quote from Shakespeare's Hamlet, just doesn't say here ", Horatio"... 😉
Iron Maiden are due to pass through Australia/New Zealand, later in 2024.
Get yourself a Ticket.
Grew up on Maiden, had my bedroom wallpapered with Eddie, when I took world history as a senior in HS, I already had Alexander the Great covered because of the song from Iron Maiden. Steve’s songs have a lot of references to actual historical figures, literature, etc. Iron Maiden is a history lesson to song.
It's MAIDEN MONDAY This should be a regular thing on this channel up the irons....
Great reaction video Andrew, I live in the UK and have been lucky enough to see Maiden many times since their early days, you must see them if you get a chance the production is amazing and as a band they are so tight. I also totally get the Niko comment, if you play so well then the music just seems to flow over you? Keep it up and thank you. 🤩
Rock on!
NOTHING will ever beat maiden!
Por diossss!!!!... siiii.... Bruce es asi... no cortes mas por favor 😲
The one from Dortmund, from its original tour, is the best performance of this song...never got the fuss about the En Vivo version
You can’t go wrong if you keep upping the Irons. 😅🎉 DOD is one of my faves!
Steve Harris' bass tech Michael Kenney playing keyboards behind the curtains
EPIC ALL SONGS OF IRON MAIDEN ARE MASTERPIECES FOR ME OF COURSE 🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘🎵🎵🎵🎃🎃🎃🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
The first time that iron maiden play that song in Santiago was...a real dead one! Sorry for my bad english. (Im from Chile)
Nicko is an absolute master of controlling the tempo in a natural fashion. He knows exactly what he's doing.
I’ve been a fan his the mid 80s one of the thing I’ve really respected about them is that when Guitarist Adrian Smith decided he wanted to come back after an almost 10 year hiatus, instead of ditching Janick Gers they decided to continue on as a 3 guitar band. Now I can’t imagine them without all 3. 🤘🏼🔥🔥🤘🏼
First solo: Adrian Smith. Second solo: Dave Murray. Third solo: Janick Gers
They always make me think of Spinal Tap.
Please don't combust Nicko...
Great reaction and spot on Andrew they are all stars in their own right. I was singing this to myself earlier on today.
The easiest way to sort the guitarists - Janick does the prancing and leg up on the amp/speaker, Dave the chunkier one and was the one that got patted on the head and does the interaction with Janick on most of the songs and Adrian is the one that stays around his part of the stage centre right looking outwards
Rock on! Thank you
thanks for rwcommending school of rock. hadn't seen it
Oh get on it!! It's a riot
yeah it was glad i saw it@@AndrewRooneyDrums
Have you done the Focus Hocus Pocus live 1973 video yet. Some great musicianship in that
UP the irons! Nicko the reason I wanted to play Sonar
WOW! That's great
You should react to Dire straits - Sultans of swing, make sure it is the Alchemy live performance. One of, if not the greatest live performance ever in my opinion, and Terry Williams kills it on the drums!
The whole "Brothers in arms" live album is to shelf too.
Ya, Steve's Bass tech adds some synth parts from back stage.
Loving the Maiden
Maiden played without "click" or inears (if i am right?). Bruce wear oropax, the other guys played with the monitor sound.
Two weeks (?) ago, Bruce was in a radio morning show in NZL. He said that they always plays to fast and without a click.
Malvin? I think you mean Steve 😂 mouthing the lyrics.
IS CHILE
Seven son of the seven son...live...saludos desde Chile
You need to react to Hallowed be thy name by Iron Maiden next, but then react to Cradle of filth' version too
REACT TO IRON MAIDEN SONGS 'WHEN THE WILD WIND BLOWS,WHERE EAGLES DARE' LIVE
I looked and didn't see this song among the Iron Maiden ones you've reacted to, so I apologize if you have and I just didn't see it. This is well worth reacting to, Andrew. The fast outro jam after the Pink Floydian middle section is probably my favorite bit (if I was asked to choose) of Iron Maiden music. And that's saying something! Here's a link: ruclips.net/video/3lWRv8lk7jI/видео.html
Great maiden track
I agree about getting off the click. Humans don't walk or talk in perfect rhythm. Music(to my ears) sounds much more natural with no click dictating the pace and feel of the song.
I do plenty of click. But plenty without.
We need a balance and to re learn how to trust our internal clock
Best live band around
Andy. I think you've noticed that Maiden has 3 guitarists...or do they? If you watch Steve Harris (bassist), he plays a lot of chords as well. So 4 guitarists???? What do you think? Cheers from 🇨🇦.
Someone needs to request Death of the Celts...
The Talisman is a great live song.
Have you got your Iron maiden ticket for their Auckland concert next year ?😉
If you wanna hear tempo changes ,PLEASE react to Sign Of The Cross,LIVE Rock in Rio..
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he patted dave murray. jannick is the dancing one and adrian in the middle
you've done fear of the dark you might like them doing fear of the dark en vivo. there he is running asround the stage while he sings. on backstage with bruce pt 1 and 2 he talks of coming off the stage to drop his heartbeat down as being relaxed is better for singing. they wanted vincent price on number of the beast but he charged too much
I also bump goose
#Goatsofmetal.
Try "Wildest dreams" Santiago Chile 2004
To me, this one is pure Spinal Tap 🤔😄
I agree, a second rate version of Stonehenge
Cut that out you know what I mean ? LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣 that's only for people who haven't been drunk before.
Really should do Where eagles dare live at ullevi. And the Talisman live en vivo
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🤘😎 🇫🇮 💙
*UPTHEIRONS*
I say it again, wanna do Iron Maiden drum reactions? Watch "Where eagles dare"
As if! This is the one I suggested for footwork. Cheers
just keep making iron madein classics, and after, what about Rush and Dream Theater?
I recommend you Rush in Rio- YYZ !!!
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Iron Maiden is the greatest metal band of all time, and I don't care about any other opinions 😅. That being said, Judas Priest walked so Iron Maiden could run.
I want to think that bands that don't use click tracks are better. I recall (I think it was) Adrian Smith being referred to as a human metronome. Practiced players don't need them (in my opinion).
i suggested en vivo but dortmund is good too
this is en vivo in some others he comes out in a long black hooded cape. you may like part 1 and 2 backstage with bruce showing all his preparations through a show, lay out tissues he gets snotty singing, water warm only coffee to sniff. wardrobe changes. etc all told with humor
awe best live version of this is from Death on the Road DVD/Blue ray. This one from en Vivo isn't as good to me.
Clicks are helpful in the studio , but for me they have no place when playing live .
bruce born 54 nicko 52 rest in between
when he wears the black cloak he bends over and pulls the hood down at the end.
oops mistype bruce 58.
And yet still not in the hall of fame. Apparently couldn’t top Missy Elliot.