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This song is supposed to be from the perspective of a prisoner being led to the gallows. The true strength of the song is that the song is meant to reflect the prisoner's walk towards their death (e.g. the drums resemble the rapidly increasing heartbeat, the mid-song riff meant to represent the prisoner having a change of thought and coming to terms with their death, etc). It is a masterpiece of a song.
the song also serves as a metaphore for the ostricization that metal heads have felt through the years. sure the song is talking about a guy going to the gallows , but it speaks to metal heads because of how the story reflects the outcast nature of metals heads at that time (up into modern times , which has seen a major change in the view of metal ).
@@DenverStarkey You know, I never thought of it that way. Now I think about it, it does make perfect sense. Been a Maiden fan since I was 10 years old in 78, UP THE HAMMERS !! 🤘🤘🤘☮☮☮
@@timrobinson9192 i was born in 79 but been a fan of maiden since 87. started playing bass in 1993 never looked back ,should go with out saying who my greatest bass influence was. that said i always look for the hidden meaning in a song. maiden's song's are chaked full of "between-the-lines" meaning and ideas as well as having great up front stories.
@@DenverStarkey Not only that, but it's also that, back in the days, if you couldn't pay your rent, you'd either got put on a boat to Australia or what is now the US, or got hanged. The lines "Can it be that there's some sort of error" and "If there's a God then why has he let me go?" could be a good indication for that.
But the metaphor really is in there too.
A trick: you can watch series at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
You missed the fact that Bruce held that note for 13 seconds.
@Deathstroke YAaAaAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY YEAAAAAAAH!!!
Yeah that’s the best part of the song!
I'm 20 years old I can hold it also for the same time lol my mom was surprised when she first heard me sing it
Have you heard the note that Geoff Tate holds in Take Hold Of The Flame by Queensryche? It's amazing...
I’ve tried it but it doesn’t work for me
Most of Iron Maiden's songs are inspired by history, ancient literature or mythology. Sort of an intellectual Heavy Metal band. An intresting side note is Bruce Dickinson the lead singer when he isn't touring or recording is a commercial airline pilot.
You forgot the best bit, he owns the airline and personally flys their tour jet. Yes I said tour Jet. They have their own Iron Maiden 747. They are the closest actual life analog to Dethklok from Metalocolypse. With much less violence.
@@JonnyPhive I appreciate this reference XD
@@JonnyPhive actually they did something like a movie Who Is called Flight 666 and there Is the iron maiden 747
An even more interesting side note: One time, a bunch of British Nationals were stranded in (I think) Lebanon, and because of various diplomatic concerns, the British government "couldn't" do much to help them.
SO BRUCE FUTHER MORKING DICKINSON flew his private jetliner (that he also flies around when they are touring sometimes) out there to go pick them up.
What a lad.
@@ANunes06 it was during the 2006 war of lebanon, he flew the foreign UK and US citizens who fled from beirut to cyprus from there. But more interesting is that the album "for a matter of life and death" was recorded live in two weeks during this war, i fled my home under the bombs and airstrikes just to find a network shop to go listen to the album, my car got destroyed, i miraculously survived and continued on foot until i found a network shop opened and downloaded the album and listened to it. best days of my life!
Bruce has one of the most powerful voice in rock. And the guy has so much energy.
Yes he does
Can y'all see my comment?
Not to mention that he's a licensed 747 pilot, an Olympic Level Fencer, a best selling children's author, a London stage star, and once owned a "historically accurate" Renaissance fair.
Oh, and to top it off, he's certified to operate a wrist mounted flamethrower system...
And ALL of that is true!!!
The man is what every boy wishes he could grow up to be!!!
If I find out that Bruce Dickenson was one of the first people to colonize Mars, I won't be shocked in the least.
@@echopryme he beat cancer too
@@echopryme for that we love him and when i saw the flamethrower i said in my mind ok guys i have seen everything in my Life now i can die in a Happy dead(jk) but guys i was like HOW THE HELL HE CAN DO THAT LOL
Number of the Beast came out in '82 and still holds up and kicks ass
My fave🤟
One of the better metal albums ever
Every Iron Maiden song tells a story. You always need to read the lyrics. Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a must react to for Maiden.
Yes the LIVE flight 666 version is a must!
Rime Of The Ancient Mariner was their longest epic song at 13:40...
At least until Empire Of The Clouds came along at just over 18 minutes.
The former a song of literature... the latter a song of history.
I still love that old meme of Keanu Reeves (in his "Bill & Ted" character) that says "What if Iron Maiden was invented by professors and teachers to trick kids into learning about history, literature, and mythology?"
It's ok. Aces high and fear the dark live are better
Rime of the ancient mariner, the loneliness of a long distance runner and aces high are some of my favorites story telling songs. There’s another really good one but I can’t think of it…lol
Alexander the Great is another awesome song too
Bassist Steve Harris is a genius, he does the writing.
Most of
Steve Harris and Flea are my favorite bassists
Great comment Kevin.
Up the irons!!
He’s the driving force
Any song from Number of The Beast is a banger.
My son used to sing Can I Play With Madness while we were driving down the highway. He was 4 at the time.
He needs to see Piece of Mind first, cause Where Eagles Dare and Revelations are killer songs.
Run to the hills is so over played that i can´t stand it anymore. I rather change station if i hear it on radio. Radio stations could drop it out of the play list and take Gangland to replace it.
It’s one of their best albums
Song weighting for metal is it different for everybody
"How do they make songs like this?" Well, it's the difference between a pop star and a real musician.
trueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thank you, rap, pop, hip-hop, country etc. Are garbage metal is the best
@@notsocoldicecreamthattaste7525
metal, blues, salsa, classical
Pop star, it's not even pop at this point, it's all synthesizer bs now
I see your mind is boggled, you're blown away by the TALENT and coordination OF that talent into a rocking cohesive whole.
I'm old. Music has changed. Sure, There is immense talent in writing and dropping bars, but nothing like it takes to get 5 members together and COMBINING talents to bring an OPUS of sound and emotion.
Maiden does it like no other.
My friend likes to tell the story that when he first heard Iron Maiden and Metallica as a young kid he thought it was all done with computers. He could not believe music like this could be made by humans.
I dig his idea😂😂😂🤘🏼
I love that LOL
I wonder how your friend would have reacted to King Crimson.
Artists. They are great artists. Iron Maiden have culture, intelligence, musical composition with classical backgrounds. They make music an art. I wish I had a sliver of the talent these guys have. Your reaction is spot on as always. And that's why I'm a JoJo fan always!!!
I like to call MAIDEN a classy metal band
@@necoperez2924 you say that as if they're an exception, if you do mean it that way than you need to listen to more metal
I took a friend to Iron Maiden. She's not a metal fan. At the end of the concert she said that they were her new favourite band
You’re the shit! To be that open minded and hearted to music that you normally don’t listen to... and more than that: To respect and appreciate that: big respect!
Music crosses, no, it tears down, every cultural barrier, we all have souls and good music speaks to the soul
Truth.
Told you, you can never go wrong with Iron Maiden. Now you're missing Fear of the dark, Number of the beast, Ace's high and The rime of the ancient mariner.
Fear of the dark in rio tho! Gotta watch that live version
Bruce Dickinson 'S voice is insane! This song is a masterpiece. More. MAiden please
Can't be getting too crazy. Young man I'm 50years old when this music comes on i can tear some s#!+ up . Letting go is what heavy metal is all about.
Run to the hills. Is another great song actually love Maiden
That´s propably most played Maiden song in the radio. Every f*cking time when i hear Maiden it is Run to the hills... I would rather listen 50 other songs but no. Always the same song. After 33 years of listening Maiden and other metal music there comes limits that you are starting to hate some songs becouse they play that same shit again and again. Maiden isn´t some one hit wonder there are alot of great peaces.
ABSOLUTELY 100% agree
How I interpret one of my all time favorite songs: _Knowing death is coming, the five final stages of grief run through this man: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance._ *\m/*
I subscribed for the Rush.
And I’ll stay for the Maiden.
Up the Irons
Exactly... me too man!
defo up them irons
Up The Irons from Norway 🤘 😷 ✌️
Nailed it
The current Iron Maiden tour: The Legacy of the Beast tour, this song is done near the end, after the band been on stage for two hours, yet Bruce is still able to bring the energy and hit the high notes perfectly, also the band members are all in their 60's and have more energy than 20 year olds.
The joy when it first drops into the meat of the song. Love it. We've all felt that
Converted my HS English IV teacher with Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner. We had to read it and do the whole tear it apart and evaluate the story thing, and of course she'd done this a few times. We were discussing a section of the story one day and I said that wasn't how it was portrayed in the song. She inquired as to what song, performed by who etc. and I found myself having to bring my brand new(at the time) LP album to class the next day. Good times
"I can't wait till my guitar comes" best thing I heard all day
"2 Minutes Till Midnight!" Run To the Hills!"
If you want to really be blown away listen to the live performance of this from 82 they are all on fire but Bruce totally kills the vocals
Yes !!!!
Especially that "low".
To be honest, I think any live performance of this song is WAAAYYY better than the studio recording. Much faster, which is good for this song.
It took me almost 40 years to finally hear this song live in person and when they busted it out I legit almost cried from pure joy. In all my years seeing shows that's only ever happened to me 3 times: Hearing this, seeing Metallica play Master of Puppets, and Guns N Roses playing Rocket Queen.
I can’t believe you didn’t notice how long Bruce can hold a note- at the beginning on the “running low” part. Usually people freak on that part
"The Human Air-Raid Siren."
That and with the range from Run to the Hill
Now consider that Bruce Dickinson the lead singer performs a 3 hour concert then gets on their private plane and flies the band and their crew to the next show in the next city. He is a certified pilot to fly the big airplanes.
When did Maiden ever do a 3 hour show? 1:45 is their standard show time.
Wow!! I think I had heard this mentioned years ago.
Crazy thing to me is the very start where he’s singing “my time is running loooooooooowwwwwwwww” is just him, no synth, no computer assistance, just his own voice and lung capacity. Watch the live version, he holds it just as long.
"Alright this is pretty cool...it ain't hit yet, so I'm just gonna sit back." LMFAO!!!!!
The people that make these songs already have the music in their heads, its just about becoming a skilled enough musician to bring it to life
ou>r> me
My favorite song from this band
I love it when music is so good that as I'm listening to the song my brain is already assembling the actors, writing back stories for the characters and making theme come alive.
You know why I like you channel : you actually, genuinely enjoy music in all its forms, you have an open mind and soul, and you try to understand the songs, and you feel them. You seem like a brilliant young man, and if you apply yourself as much in your studies as you do understanding and exploring music, you have a bright future in front of you!
For me, Steve Harris is the best bass player of all time and Bruce Dickinson has one of the 10 most beautiful and powerful voices that have ever crossed this planet...
Have you heard of Geddy Lee? Lol
@@angelone1839
oh shut the hell up. coming on that man's comment like this is just you trolling him for his opinion. sure geddy lee is a good bassist too. but the man is showing his love for harris's playing doesn't need you coming and throwing a poo ball at him.
and yeah Harris is the reason i've played bass for nearly 30 years myself so sure i'm a bit biased myself. but that's beside the point no one is coming on a comment to a Rush reaction and asking you "heh you heard of Steve harris"
@@angelone1839 Harris is a better songwriter imo
Harris has a fluidity to his playing. Unbelievable how he makes it sound so easy.
@@mikewilson3581 i figured out what it is that makes his playing fluid , as a bass player is et out ten years ago to figure it out so i watched a lot of live performances of stuff i learned the music to , and realized how far the tabs get it so wrong. for example many tabs of his music will have him jump down to the 9th fret on the D string on a key change, but that same note at that same octave can be played off the 4th fret on the G-string. and it sounds identical when done so. the main trick is to play large note shifts across the strings not up and down the neck. it's more efficient finger movement although less flashy looking . also Bar what you can (fret two strings with one finger). honestly you'll note most professional bassist play this way versus jumping all over the neck it's just more professional in sound and fluidity.
I'm glad this music inspires you. There is so much good heavy metal music out there. I really enjoy your reviews. I grew up with Maiden and others and I'm hoping you are enjoying it as much as I did
this is one of the deepest songs i ever heard...
Welcome to the irons, you will like it here
Number of the beast was the first album I ever bought and I never looked back. Up the irons
I told you Jojo.. Once you embark on the Iron Maiden journey, you will never be the same.. Dig into their catalog.
Congratulations you just picked "One of the Greats"👏😎 (and "The Human Fog Horn" is still belting out that "Looooowwwww...."check the Live Version also😉🤙
My favorite of Maiden!!!! In concert I cry when Maiden play that song
Iron Maiden is a progressive metal band. It’s metal with intelligence. Intros, rhythm, melodies, progressions and transitions done with impeccable talent. It’s always thought provoking music. They’re legendary no cap
They re heavy metal
Yes but progressive because of its theatrical style of music and visuals.
He doesn't mean "progressive" the genre. He means progressive in it's literal sense.
Iron Maiden - Run To The Hills, Aces High, 2 Minutes To Midnight, Die With Your Boots On, Revelations, Wasted Years
Just to start...lol
You should have done the live version to see just how great they are and what an awesome front man Bruce is.
You really HAVE TO watch the live version from 1982 of this song, they are just as good or better live. And he is an awesome frontman. Think you'd enjoy it !!
“Feel like I’m in a movie”. Excellent perception. Theater of the mind is how Maiden wants you to think of their songs. The stories, imagery, and emotions brought out make for a spectacular listening experience.
In my home of Sweden Iron Maiden is a household name. Everyone knows someone who's a superfan. They sometimes even perform Maiden songs in the Swedish version of American Idol. But in America they never reached reached the same status.
That's exactly how we make em. It starts with a guitar riff, then we build up on that riff and when all the instrumental parts are done, then it's time for the lyrics.
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son is literally a masterpiece
Iron Maiden are metal royalty. I loved your reactions to this and The Trooper. You can react to any Maiden song, studio or live version but take the time to read the lyrics to understand the concept of the songs. Once you understand the inspiration behind the song, you'll realise how well the music and lyrics put the point across. Children of the Damned is another great track from this album. Derek Riggs painted the cover art...another living legend. Up the Irons!!!
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Please, please, please react to Iron Maiden's Flight of Icarus. This is a beast of a song and no-one ever reacts to it...massively under appreciated song
Throughout history there have been few truly perfect songs... This is one of them!
I envy that you are hearing this for the first time. Good reaction and breakdown for a first time hearing this song. Subscribed.
One of the greatest songs ever recorded.
I love going on this musical journey with you ✌ music can expand your mind to many things ❤
ou>r> me
Next one from Iron Maiden - Alexander the Great = a song with a history lesson . 😎👍
"It aint hit yet, so I'ma jus..... OH DAMN THAT ISH HIT"
We all felt the same thing when we heard the song for the first time
P.S: Iron Maiden is a Metal band not a Rock one
Eh, metal is a form of rock
This band should already be in the Hall of Fame.
Well done for opening the Iron Maiden can of worms. Respect from England 🇬🇧
As a metal songwriter I can tell you basically how the process happens so when I write I can actually hear the music in my head before any lyrics are written then I try to produce on the instruments the rhythm and melody I hear in my head to fit the lyrics then the other instruments are added and the whole thing is then tweaked till the final product resembles the original idea hope this helps
If you get the chance you need to see them live! They still are amazing! They have an massive international following with virtually no radio airplay. Black Sabbath...Iron Maiden...Judas Priest the Holy Trinity of Old School OG Heavy Metal. You need to check out some Judas Priest. Go Old school with Victim of Changes or Beyond the Realms of Death. I ve been listening to these 3 bands for over 40 years! So glad you enjoy and can appreciate their music! Id also have to say you should check out Anthranx I am the man! Mix of rap and old school metal. And then check out Sevendust Terminator a bit newer! Keep the old metal alive!
Epitaph by Judas Priest would be a good choice as well.
Saw this band 3 or 4 times in their early days. Awesome concerts! All of them were spectacular! I still have and wear one of their shirts. It has Eddie, different stage presence at each concert tour, and the text says, "Killer". I love that shirt!
I love this reaction!!! Damn I'm a fan.
When you said you “couldn’t wait till your guitar comes” I was thinking yeah Man...your about to start a love affair that will last the rest of your life....just when you get it....keep her close by and never put her away....dive deep with passion and you won’t ever be sorry🎸
Now, you should check this out live and they'll blow your mind all over again. Probably won't ever do studio Maiden again.
There are GREAT bassists. Every once in a long while there are truly exceptional bassists. One in a million is a legendary bassist......Then there is THE bass GOD....Steve Harris. There is no Iron Maiden without him.
Beauty is found everywhere my friend, it all comes from the blues so it's all beautiful, or can be beautiful, from jazz to rock to metal to rap to ANYTHING
This type of music doest really get "written"... This stuff lives inside genius and it is just let out... next RUN TO THE HILLS.🤘🔥🤘🔥
Agreed
Absolutely!!!!!
I've been asking for it for awhile!!"pure genius🔥🎸💯🔥🤘
Check out Flight of Icarus, Wasted Years, or Fear of the Dark; all by Iron Maiden.
I would add Children of the Damned, The Ides of March, and Phantom of the Opera
You leave the concert with your ears ringing, neck aching, & a smile on your face Up the Irons!
Haven't seen you react to any Judas Priest. The band that defined heavy metal. I suggest Painkiller. It's the ultimate heavy metal song. How do they write these songs? I'll tell you a little story. In 1970, Deep Purple were on their European tour with a reporter on board the tour bus. He asked, how do you write your songs? Without saying a word, Ritchie Blackmore picks up an acoustic guitar and begins to strum a G chord over and over. Ian Gillan began to improvise lyrics over the top. Upon arriving at the venue, they perfected the song during sound check and performed it live that night. That song is Highway Star. It became one of their anthems. That's how they write these songs. Real musical talent. In this case, in the back of a tour bus in 10 minutes.
You gotta go live with Maiden. These days they pull in the same side crowd as AC/DC and it's an event. Maiden is just a better live band. Try Fear of the Dark-Live in Argentina next.
ruclips.net/video/oryfLwXbqSY/видео.html
saw this tour in Montreal. Seen them 3 times. My friend seen them 16 times....yeah he's a fan...LOL
7:48 LOL
Reaction requests:
No More Tears-Ozzy Osbourne
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath-Black Sabbath
Jesus of Suberbia-Green Day
Dead Memories: Slipknot
Feeling this: Blink 182
Helter Skelter: The Beatles
It's a shame the unedited video of No More Tears was removed from RUclips, at least in the UK.
Every iron maiden song tells a story and there still one off the best British metal bands that are amazing live and even in there music videos!!!
Iron Maiden were my first favorite band. My First Rock Concert ever was Anthrax opening for them in 91'. Anthrax is another great metal band you should check out sometime BTW.
Iron Maiden is a very literate band, their music almost always draws from History, epic poems, literature, and sci-fi and fantasy.
They even turned the classic poem the Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner in a 13min+ song. Check out these other tracks by them, The Number of the Beast, 2 Minutes to Midnight, the Trooper, and Wasted Years one of my all time favorite songs of theirs.
I've met their Drummer a couple of times. He owns a BBQ restaurant called Rock'n'Roll Ribs in South Florida where I used to live. Great guy, very friendly and genial to his guests.
Jojo....Savatage is a band that did all concept albums....where their albums were in effect just long stories.....but I think you'd really like some if not all of their stuff.....a great place to start would be "Hall of the Mountain King."
“Gutter Ballet” too. Savatage was a great band!
The whole album is just awesome
YES! EXACTLY! It is not just a chaotic mess. This is chill. Close your eyes, kill the lights, soak it in.
Great reaction for a masterpiece. The best rock band forever. From a Chilean fan who lives in the USA.
Up The Irons!
If you collected all their albums and stacked them together, Eddie's picture is on the spines.
Haha. Welll... Only if we're talking the '98 remasters.
Deep Purple - Child in time
Yeah, that was the music of my times. We listened to Iron Maiden when I was in college.
Later in life, when I introduced this music to my son in the early 2000s he went CRAZY. The boy got hooked until this day.
Bro your description was right on point Iron Maiden has moved me my whole life I seen this band live way back in 1982 and as late as 2018 they are the goat 🤘👍🔥🔥🔥
ou>r> me
STILL LIFE is one of there best
Such an underrated Maiden song!!
is that the one with the intro played backwards. on Peice of mind album
I want to hear you react to Can I Play With Madness
Hey i saw them more than 3 times they are awesome and my mom she is 84 years old and she loves that band still today they are just fantastic.
From Mitsy
Montreal canada xx
I adore ...ADORE your bewilderment of this song and then your appreciation.
You say "I didn't grow up listening to this stuff." But you know what? Yeah, you are now. And now that you've listened to it, now listen again while you read the lyrics. There is so much about history, mythology, war and fantasy. Wrath child, number of the beast and my favorite the trooper. There are honestly SO many good songs from them.
"2 minutes to midnight" and "Aces high" are also awesome
the live version of Hallowed Be Thy Name at RIO is better.
Long Beach Arena. Live after death
@@stevegambit7933 To be fair any live concert footage by Maiden is brilliant
This is Rock and Roll to the extreme! Lyrics and subject matter is scholarly and historical. Facts! Real stuff. Real musicians! You got it! Now you know why they call rockers headbangers!
Seeing Maiden Sept 17th in Denver. Grew up with maiden since the 80's and nearly 30 years later I finally get to see them live so I'm clearly in the RUclips rabbit hole.
Please do either “I remember you” or “Youth gone wild” by skid row, I’m gonna do this on every video until you do .-.
18 and life would be good, too
Yooo jojo we gotta get you to listen to the foo fighters. Everlong is my favorite song by them it has helped me soo much
Man, I really miss the 70’s. Once again, it’s great to see a young person jam to the music we’ve been loving for decades. Keep on rocking. 🤘🏼🎸✌🏼
This is from1982.
@@juttapopp1869 thanks. It was a typo. 😂
Great song!!!!!! Loved it for years!!!
Like how you went from..."it's alright" to rocking out in 10 seconds. Nice!!!!!
Your comment "this is like im in a movie" is spot on. With Bands like Tron maiden, Mettalica and such, your being told a story, an epic story that will stay with you.
you hit the nail on the head. Iron maiden is music that you feel. it makes me cry sometimes. i dont know what it is, the sound combinations, the musical tone sequences or just that i love the band so much. they energize me on the drabbest of days. check this song out live at the hammersmith in 1982. their live performance will blow your mind.
«I tip my do-rag to them» LOL
Thanks for your great energy, Jojo, you made my day.
I love that you can recognize the beauty of a song like Hallowed be thy name, as well as the energy of it.
This is one of my favorite songs. Basically for the exact reasons you were saying at the end. The song just speaks to me and I go on the emotional rollercoaster it provides.