Paul was amazing maiden had a good thing it was a bummer to see him gone then clive a yr later it wasn't the same without them its sad to see paul today he's fallen hard and far
@@majkel3455 It's a good concept album. But it's an album fans like or don't. For me, along with "Somewhere in Time", marked the end of Maiden's reign as kings of metal and the start of their progressive direction.
killers as an album I like a lot.. But please ... bar "Murders" "Killers" and "Wrathchild", all of the songs could be regarded as filler material.. Steve has told himself that it was mainly songs he had from before and didn't use on the first album...
he did move on, he did so many diferents kinds of music, hard rock- aor stuff, more heavy stuff, but was never commercial, cause allways wanted to hear him sing maiden, maybe if he didnt succeded into moving on, but he really tried
@@sudicalwig murder 1 was totally awesome, but then he move into menage to society and he lost his melodic voice, its amazing how that really fucked up his voice, when he started growling and stop singing, his material with stratton is amazing, pure #1level aor stuff
dont know about it, i mean, in my opinion they went to hell, when paul went into his pantera singin style, leaving his heavy-melodic tone that was way more versatile, and for sure that the growlin style of singin really fuck up his vocal chords and voice for not having a propper tecnique,
@@anarosaromero5319 I agree 100%…I was so disappointed when I bought the second Killers album and they were just trying to sound like Pantera. Murder One rules, and I’m glad I got to see them on that tour. Next month (November 9th) it will be 30 years since that night! 🤘
This is the only truth...and to add to it, had Dickinson (and Im by no means a hater) fronted the first two albums, I wouldnt be convinced Maiden would have exploded onto the scene in the way they did with Di'anno!
@@paulmcginty6530 I consider Bruce a very great singer. He sang fantastic songs. But if Paul did not exist, the volcano of glory would not have erupted Iron Maiden would not be so high. The first two albums and most of all Killers made the band famous all over the world.
@@blackwarriors3063 I'm with you 100% on that pal. I got into Maiden after hearing Aces High on the Live After Death album and worked my way back through the albums. When I heard 'killers' I was completely blown away by its aggressiveness and ferocity 🤘
@@paulmcginty6530 There are millions of Iron Maiden fans around the world claiming that Paul was superior to Bruce. I respect Bruce voice he is a very strong singer but the magic nonsense and aggression Paul will never acquire. I'm one of Paul fans and I consider Killers to be Iron Maiden best record...
@@blackwarriors3063 Mate, comparing Paul to Bruce is like comparing apples with oranges. There is no doubt in my mind though that those first two albums that no one could trump Di'anno but conversely the same could probably be said about NOTB and POM. Personally, I prefer Di'anno's voice as it was much more raw but being as they went onto being a global juggernaut, im sure id be in the minority with my Di'anno preference but they are both great singers although Dickinson is a far better frontman in terms of stage presence
DIANNO rules. strange promotional video anyway. lots of old footage from TV and official videos when he was in Maiden. but also audeince scene from Stranger In A Strange Land official video
The story of the south America album is very spinal tapish. Paul in his book said a "money man" (coke dealer) setup a huge tour for this lineup and the recordings were from a tour in northern south America. Gallagher said the tour fell through and the album was recorded in a mobile van in NYC. The stories contridict themselves. Either way, the band ended up getting no royalties to this day! My guess is the footage was used with no permissions including pauls!
This was just before Paul changed his singing style for the more aggressive delivery inspired by Pantera/Phil Anselmo. He even shaved his head shortly after this to look like Phil Anselmo.
Lol. Thank God they didnt take him back. It would have been the end of Iron Maiden. Paul have decent voice and 2 first albums are great but he would destroyed Maiden.
This is from around the same time that I saw him play in a small bar in York- Fibbers. An amazing vocalist but I guess he didn't have the right mindset to be in a huge band- which is unfortunate.
With Paul, Iron Maiden was a Heavy Metal Group With Bruce is a festival that sells with the logo blouses pants pants mugs keychains puzzles tables towels swimwear socks shoes mobile phone cases laptop umbrellas beer opener hat hat overalls and whatever else you can imagine
@@TheJamie6666 I would. But I wouldn't sacrifice my dignity by behaving the way Paul has been. When he goes on stage and has these drunken rants and toys to put up this tough guy act, he looks like a total fool. I like Paul's work as a musician. But as a person I think Paul needs to grow the hell up already and stop embarrassing himself.
@@kevinwalton7224 Priest was fine with Ripper, at least for Jugulator. Demolition kind of sucked, sadly. Nevertheless, I think Paul would have been a better fit for Maiden after Bruce left than Blaze bayley.
WHAT were you listening to!?! When the music started in the 1981 original Iron Maiden version, you can feel it!! And Paul's voice...THAT, made all the difference. Powerslave was the end of the Maiden sound, for those who do remember. Please...do not compare with the original Iron Maiden sound.;)
@@georgeschaffino8147 Yes I do love Paul's powerful voice, however it does not mean everything. Songs are made of many components, voice is just one part. Maiden has been unique and sucessful for many reasons becuase of Steve and he knows what's good or bad for the band. Blaze was just an unfortunate as there was no option when Bruce left.
@@MK-so2eo Mister, voice isn't everything to me...I've played bass guitar since I was 19, I'm 54 now and who influenced me back then was Steve Harris. I focused more on other styles & players, which broadened my horizons on music, yet bass is my tool only because my fingers were too big for the smaller gauged strings, mainly 'cause the guy, who IS a kick ass guitar player( and a classmate at high school back then) convinced me( so that I didn't break his stringa) to switch to bass, and the rest is history. You have to recognize...what I said about Paul was a simple compliment. Don't make it about how I place total faith like some giddy schoolgirl about her superstar idol can do no wrong. Paul had the voice back then...now, no. ;)
RIP Paul
Those first 2 Maiden albums are pure class. Never been beaten. Such a great raw sound to them.
A great collage from a great underrated singer. The first two Iron Maiden albums are my favourites, as neither have any filler tracks.
Paul was amazing maiden had a good thing it was a bummer to see him gone then clive a yr later it wasn't the same without them its sad to see paul today he's fallen hard and far
Do you think the Seventh son of a seventh son album have any filler tracks? 🤣
@@majkel3455 It's a good concept album. But it's an album fans like or don't. For me, along with "Somewhere in Time", marked the end of Maiden's reign as kings of metal and the start of their progressive direction.
killers as an album I like a lot.. But please ... bar "Murders" "Killers" and "Wrathchild", all of the songs could be regarded as filler material.. Steve has told himself that it was mainly songs he had from before and didn't use on the first album...
@@ippopaidi true, the first album was much better
I love Paul but he was never able to move on from being kicked out of Maiden.
he did move on, he did so many diferents kinds of music, hard rock- aor stuff, more heavy stuff, but was never commercial, cause allways wanted to hear him sing maiden, maybe if he didnt succeded into moving on, but he really tried
@@anarosaromero5319 Yes he sure did. I really like his Dianno album, the Battlezone albums and the Killer - Murder #1.
@@sudicalwig murder 1 was totally awesome, but then he move into menage to society and he lost his melodic voice, its amazing how that really fucked up his voice, when he started growling and stop singing, his material with stratton is amazing, pure #1level aor stuff
Yes, he never got over it.
@anarosaromero5319 Yeah, he moved on to playing Wrath Child with like 20 bands in 2 quarters of a century. YEAH HE REALLY LEFT MAIDEN BEHIND...
I always enjoy this side of Maiden...little more punk...street vibe....🤘🤘
John Gallagher from Raven on bass guitar.
Would have been nice if Killers had stayed together longer
dont know about it, i mean, in my opinion they went to hell, when paul went into his pantera singin style, leaving his heavy-melodic tone that was way more versatile, and for sure that the growlin style of singin really fuck up his vocal chords and voice for not having a propper tecnique,
@@anarosaromero5319 I agree 100%…I was so disappointed when I bought the second Killers album and they were just trying to sound like Pantera. Murder One rules, and I’m glad I got to see them on that tour. Next month (November 9th) it will be 30 years since that night! 🤘
This is best version of this song ever! Iron Maiden can't beat this...
Mmm no.
I agree. Paul fn kills it here.
Paul, young & restless
Hell yeah! Thank you for this great video!!!
@@Joporchetta71 Ah ok
Whatever happens, history can not change. It is written in indelible letters that Paul made Iron Maiden famous and that is the only truth.
This is the only truth...and to add to it, had Dickinson (and Im by no means a hater) fronted the first two albums, I wouldnt be convinced Maiden would have exploded onto the scene in the way they did with Di'anno!
@@paulmcginty6530 I consider Bruce a very great singer. He sang fantastic songs. But if Paul did not exist, the volcano of glory would not have erupted Iron Maiden would not be so high. The first two albums and most of all Killers made the band famous all over the world.
@@blackwarriors3063 I'm with you 100% on that pal. I got into Maiden after hearing Aces High on the Live After Death album and worked my way back through the albums. When I heard 'killers' I was completely blown away by its aggressiveness and ferocity 🤘
@@paulmcginty6530 There are millions of Iron Maiden fans around the world claiming that Paul was superior to Bruce. I respect Bruce voice he is a very strong singer but the magic nonsense and aggression Paul will never acquire. I'm one of Paul fans and I consider Killers to be Iron Maiden best record...
@@blackwarriors3063 Mate, comparing Paul to Bruce is like comparing apples with oranges. There is no doubt in my mind though that those first two albums that no one could trump Di'anno but conversely the same could probably be said about NOTB and POM. Personally, I prefer Di'anno's voice as it was much more raw but being as they went onto being a global juggernaut, im sure id be in the minority with my Di'anno preference but they are both great singers although Dickinson is a far better frontman in terms of stage presence
DIANNO rules. strange promotional video anyway. lots of old footage from TV and official videos when he was in Maiden. but also audeince scene from Stranger In A Strange Land official video
You are right, haha!
being maiden maniac for 35 years so you know..
@@maidenmovies Very well spotted! :P
The story of the south America album is very spinal tapish. Paul in his book said a "money man" (coke dealer) setup a huge tour for this lineup and the recordings were from a tour in northern south America. Gallagher said the tour fell through and the album was recorded in a mobile van in NYC. The stories contridict themselves. Either way, the band ended up getting no royalties to this day! My guess is the footage was used with no permissions including pauls!
@@mattr999this Fake live album It is after or before his stay in prison for possession of drugs and weapon ?
The true voice of Maiden.
That s not even an opinion , but the truth .
May he rest in peace
O verdadeiro vocal do Iron!!!
Concordo
Still kicks ass...
Paul Dianno doing his Axel Rose impression.
Much better than Dickinson
On this song, yes. Otherwise, not a chance.
This was just before Paul changed his singing style for the more aggressive delivery inspired by Pantera/Phil Anselmo. He even shaved his head shortly after this to look like Phil Anselmo.
yep dude. every bald guy wants to look like Phil Anselmo it's the only reason for everybody. Exactly Anselmo.
He was going bald around this time
He was losing hair around that time! That's why he's bald now! Just like Rob Halford!
Wowwww master.
Best focking guitar solo ever
This was the time Bruce left. Iron Maiden is insane for not getting Dianno back 😠
Lol. Thank God they didnt take him back. It would have been the end of Iron Maiden. Paul have decent voice and 2 first albums are great but he would destroyed Maiden.
@@Tomba6556 iron Maiden has made 1 good album for the past 30 years. Di'anno albums are stil the best
@@theclawyaww3740 tell that to their airplane
@@Alabaster-Revenge makes no sense. Di'anno albums put them on the map as one of the best bands without them no Iron Maiden
It wasnt this is from 1991 Bruce was leaving in 1993 94.
First thing I noticed was John from RAVEN ha ha
I think the bass player is John Gallagher 🤘
Gostaria de saber como teria soado The Number na voz do Dianno de 1982.
Reza a lenda q ele gravou muita coisa, pra mim ficaria muito foda, Di’anno é o melhor vocalista da banda
Que buen video
This is from around the same time that I saw him play in a small bar in York- Fibbers. An amazing vocalist but I guess he didn't have the right mindset to be in a huge band- which is unfortunate.
The older footage is the phantom of the opera
Крутой дядька , был на его концерте в Одессе 2010 году🤘👍✊
🎸🎶🎵👍💪💪🤟🤟
When he had not lost his voice.. Now When he sing the iron Maiden songs his voice sound bad
Fodaaaa
Ron Jeremy fodaaaa-ed 509 pound Cajun Queens👍
Wish he had rejoined Maiden then.
It's a toss up man. Look how far Maiden have come with Bruce.
@@walterferres7637 Paul was Too Heavy for maiden at his point .
Maiden became pussiest with dilued harmonies and boring 20 min tracks with Bruce
They became more commercial
With Paul, Iron Maiden was a Heavy Metal Group With Bruce is a festival that sells with the logo blouses pants pants mugs keychains puzzles tables towels swimwear socks shoes mobile phone cases laptop umbrellas beer opener hat hat overalls and whatever else you can imagine
De que año es esto?
1991 год.
Paul has long hair in this video. That's weird to see as I am so used to seeing him bald.
Paul clearly never got over being canned from maiden
Who would?
@@TheJamie6666 I would. But I wouldn't sacrifice my dignity by behaving the way Paul has been. When he goes on stage and has these drunken rants and toys to put up this tough guy act, he looks like a total fool. I like Paul's work as a musician. But as a person I think Paul needs to grow the hell up already and stop embarrassing himself.
@@scottbeater-man3714 Good point.
Must to write new songs Nuevos temaaas ps¡¡
Please - fix the sound.
Sounds like Ugly Kid Joe doing Iron Maiden
Back when Halford left Judas Priest, I hoped Paul Di, Anno would have replaced Rob
Love Paul, but he never had any of that range that would have been needed consistently - song after song.
@@JohnnyangelNIU Paul's versions would have kicked ass , Paul's way
@@kevinwalton7224 Priest was fine with Ripper, at least for Jugulator. Demolition kind of sucked, sadly. Nevertheless, I think Paul would have been a better fit for Maiden after Bruce left than Blaze bayley.
Paul sounded much better in 1991 than he did in 1981 in the original song.
You trippin'
WHAT were you listening to!?! When the music started in the 1981 original Iron Maiden version, you can feel it!! And Paul's voice...THAT, made all the difference. Powerslave was the end of the Maiden sound, for those who do remember. Please...do not compare with the original Iron Maiden sound.;)
@@georgeschaffino8147 Yes I do love Paul's powerful voice, however it does not mean everything. Songs are made of many components, voice is just one part. Maiden has been unique and sucessful for many reasons becuase of Steve and he knows what's good or bad for the band. Blaze was just an unfortunate as there was no option when Bruce left.
@@MK-so2eo Mister, voice isn't everything to me...I've played bass guitar since I was 19, I'm 54 now and who influenced me back then was Steve Harris. I focused more on other styles & players, which broadened my horizons on music, yet bass is my tool only because my fingers were too big for the smaller gauged strings, mainly 'cause the guy, who IS a kick ass guitar player( and a classmate at high school back then) convinced me( so that I didn't break his stringa) to switch to bass, and the rest is history. You have to recognize...what I said about Paul was a simple compliment. Don't make it about how I place total faith like some giddy schoolgirl about her superstar idol can do no wrong. Paul had the voice back then...now, no. ;)
@@georgeschaffino8147 I llike your thoughts. ;) Yes, Paul unfortunately lost his voice now. But I still love his voice :).
All old rock band’s eventually turn into spinal tap
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