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"....and then, you do your signature high-pitched wail, Bruce. Also, the song is either gonna be about a significant event in history, or a book, or both. It's also gonna be about war." - Steve Harris, probably
@@jordanmaiden0073 No, he has a point, do we really need to bring up 90´s Maiden? If in the 80´s almost all their songs where a bang and just a few a dull in the 90´s was the exact oposite
Nicko: 'Steve can we-' Steve: 'nOPE' Nicko: 'But-' Steve: 'nOpE' Nicko: 'Alright, I won't tell you my brand new idea for our next song about war...' ... ... Steve: 'Oh, go on then, what is it?' Nicko: 'So it starts with something other than a galloping drumbeat-' Steve: 'NOPE'
Being a musician is bother a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it can help you appreciate music that you listen to more, but on the other hand you realize just how many songs are almost exactly the same. When I started getting more into metal and was learning Iron Maiden songs I started to realize just how many songs use the same chord progression
There's also the Dm, Bb, C, Dm progression (based more or less on the andalusian cadence Dm, C, Bb, A) "Mr. Crowley" is basically Dm, Bb, Dm, Bb, C, Dm, C, Bb, A. Metallica's "The call of Ktulu" starts with Dm, Bb, C, Dm (picked) - same as "Man of sorrows" (strummed). Etc. I rather see it as a blessing than a curse, makes it easier to learn songs.
@@toro5280 when you look at it that way then yeah. I also forgot to mention in my first comment that I’m also a song writer (I mainly write metal songs), and while I do have times where I feel really inspired and write something interesting, I sometimes find it hard to write riffs when so much has been done already. Some chord progressions sound cool when other bands play them, but when I come up with something that has a similar chord progression is just sounds stale and boring, and so I’ll usually just end up scrapping the idea
every music genre has "standards". songs can be different even if they share the same chord progression, and the maiden catalog is actually a perfect example. It's like saying that raggae songs are all the same because they all use the same kind of rhythmic patterns, or that blues songs are all the same because they are all based on the 12 bar structure
Most genres do something like this. Part of the problem with metal is in many cases the chord progression 'is' the song, and it doesn't help that it's all power chords. For a lot of subgenres of metal, a large portion of those songs don't look very interesting on paper, and what makes them enjoyable to people that like them has a lot to do with the passion in or quality of the performance, and in many cases something about 'the sound', whether it be painstakingly selected guitar tones, or something about the production. This could maybe relate to why some of your stuff you're throwing away sounds stale to you even if they sound good when other bands play them. How are you playing these things? Are you playing them loud? Are the faces you're making threatening enough? With a band like Maiden, it's a little different as they do often have stuff like lead guitar melodies over the top, so the same chord progression can sound very different. Some of the most widely performed and enjoyed classical music for example uses 90% I and V chords. Granted, you can voice those in interesting ways when you're playing full chords instead of power chords, but a lot of it still comes down to the melodic elements. (also, you can just actually play full chords; would be nice if more bands did that)
Dave Murray: "Let's put this 9th in though." Adrian Smith: "A blue note would be great." Janick Gers: "I could do a helicopter with my guitar on stage."
I've been a Maiden fan for almost 30 years now and I think that's completely unrealistic! Steve's pronunciation has never been easier to understand! That being said, I think this is hilarious.
I have been a maiden fan for 3 years. This is absolutely true(with a couple exceptions like dream of mirrors) but it's always surprising how many melodies they can write on the same chord progressions! But you know what they say..if it ain't broke..
The only time they change that progression is when they write an exotic riff. Then it's the same formula but in Phrygian. Great video, this was really funny 😂
Haha, so true. I also considered Maiden having 2 chord progressions. Classic Maiden is "ECDE", then modern Maiden starting with Brave New World was "ECGD". Still my favourite band though!
Dickinson, Smith, and Gers: Hey, uh, Steve? Maybe we can write some different songs that don’t just repeat over and over? Murray and McBrain: And maybe you can let us contribute more to the album? Harris: No. Our new songs must (have), - Gallop - The same drum beat in every song - Guitar harmonies that basically mimic the verse - About War, Religion, Hell, books, History, or other forms of media - Repeat parts over and over and over until you want to slam your head into a wall - At least one “ohhh” in it - Repeat one word or phrase over and over in the chorus - An acoustic or mellow section somewhere - Three or more guitar solos - Keyboards being way too high in the mix - Be somewhere between 7 minutes and 1,000 years long Bruce: So basically, we’re writing prog instead of heavy metal? Steve: Exactly Bruce: Maybe I should see what Roy Z is up to…
You missed the part where Steve decides that Bruce has to squeeze a Wikipedia article that doesn't lend itself well to being sung to into a melody that doesn't lend itself well to being sung to. I'm serious, I sometimes play a game of "Steve Harris lyric or Wikipedia article" with people. Nobody ever scores 10/10 even though the answer is "Steve Harris lyric" every single time. For a bassist, Steve has zero grasp of lyrical flow and it's actually hilarious :P
"You drink a lager and I'll drink one too. A bag of peanuts from the barmaid Sue. Then your waiting to be served again, you better wait for a beer mat.... Oooooh ohh oh ohhh oh'
Your logic is flaw. Fear of the Dark goes D-A#-C-D. Now, let me demonstrate this by playing it on this guitar which is tuned 2 steps down so the entire guitar is in D standard.
Love Maiden since 1990 and since I play some songs I must agree... But recently I learnt Aces high on the guitar and Rime of the ancient mariner on the bass and they are fucking masterpieces with simple chords progressions. How the progression is built, how Bruce is the game changer there... If you play music you know there's quite some truth here. If you don't, you would not imagine, since there are so many aspects... Greatest band ever
Ive been a maiden fan for over 4 centuries and its taken a while to get to the 4 chords of which you speak. Steve was a gobby teenager back then , who was only interested in E..... took the passing of his grandparents before he would even consider C.....been a long slog but worth it.
Way better than so many bands trying to use zillions of chords just for the sake of music knowlegde and delivering boring 40 minutes songs than a maiden E D C classic (and a ocasional G) with many different melodies and catchy vocal lines, for me that itself its a challenge and they always succeed in doing so. Best heavy metal band of all times.... PERIOD!
Well, mother nature gave you the young Steve Harris look so I guess you might as well use it to your advantage. And I suspect you would not look bad in striped pants either.
As a fan of IM since I was in my mum's womb (she claims to have listened to Iron Maiden while pregnant), I can say for sure that it's frighteningly accurate
This is literally a documentary
Metallica sucks
Yo, my man Mike's here
I KNEW you were going to be here
@@franbabic5682 why ?
@@franbabic5682 You forgot to tell him Dream Theater sucks
"Guys, what's our chorus"
Bruce: *stubs his toe* "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
"Perfect"
The chorus is, sing the song title 4 times
@@ChrisRash Examples:
Caught Somewhere In Time
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
Run To The Hills
Brave New World and For the Greater Good of God too.
@@ChrisRash "Heaven can waaaiiit, Heaven can waaaiiit, Heaven can waaaiiit, Heaven can..."
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"....and then, you do your signature high-pitched wail, Bruce. Also, the song is either gonna be about a significant event in history, or a book, or both. It's also gonna be about war." - Steve Harris, probably
“And gallops. Gallops galore.”
-Steve Harris, definitely.
@@BradleyHallGuitar or the poo I once held in for 13 hours unnecessarily
"Dave, your most important task is: to remember which solo goes with which song. Not easy at all, I know, but I count on you."
"What documentary were you watching on the History channel last night?"
And it will either be under 5 minutes long or over 8 minutes long.
Only Iron Maiden can make all of their songs have the same chord progression and make every single song a banger
Any blues musician ever: Hold my guitar
Except..... all their songs are NOT bangers. Plenty of duds in there too.
@@TheCyberMantis thats a cool opinion but, its wrong
@@TheCyberMantis the duds are literally the ones that don’t follow the chord progression. Like it doesn’t line up perfectly but you get what I mean.
@@jordanmaiden0073 No, he has a point, do we really need to bring up 90´s Maiden? If in the 80´s almost all their songs where a bang and just a few a dull in the 90´s was the exact oposite
The video for writing on the wall was actually sick tho
Yeah after like 40 years, they finally got it.
Wait.... That came out way worse than I expected it to be....
@@happytomato1135 sorry bro
it was a big metal clichè but it’s was good
666 like , nobody touch that !
The music might have as well been written 25 years ago tho. But yeah...
Nicko: 'Steve can we-'
Steve: 'nOPE'
Nicko: 'But-'
Steve: 'nOpE'
Nicko: 'Alright, I won't tell you my brand new idea for our next song about war...'
...
...
Steve: 'Oh, go on then, what is it?'
Nicko: 'So it starts with something other than a galloping drumbeat-'
Steve: 'NOPE'
This is an underrated comment!
Hahahahahaha! Nailed it!
I mean Maiden haven't really done a gallop in forever either.
They will forever be remembered as EC/DE
One of the most famous bands with one on the most unique singing
Ah yes, I love Let There Be Metal and Highway to Heaven by EC/DE
Wonder how AC/DC would sound like... o_O
@@randomthegreat2329 they are more " AG/DG " :D
@@randomthegreat2329 ruclips.net/video/AaA7n33zWak/видео.html
@@mungofinalfi4480 Wow, didn't know that they actually did it in one of their songs and make it work. High voltage is pretty damn good one xD
Someone has lots of fun with his green screen lately haha! Love it!
Hey, love your channel!
@@damiensam464 thank you =)
Yooo its JJ :) nice to see you here!
Even the marker was against the chord progression.
*galloping intensifies*
Steve: Dave what's your opinion about ECDE?
Murray: *SMILES*
That ending was so funny it should be illegal
Can't spell Iron Maiden without "E minor"
*Ad in E Minor*
I just finished the anagram that you started. Thanks, bro!
Brilliant!
Being a musician is bother a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it can help you appreciate music that you listen to more, but on the other hand you realize just how many songs are almost exactly the same. When I started getting more into metal and was learning Iron Maiden songs I started to realize just how many songs use the same chord progression
There's also the Dm, Bb, C, Dm progression (based more or less on the andalusian cadence Dm, C, Bb, A) "Mr. Crowley" is basically Dm, Bb, Dm, Bb, C, Dm, C, Bb, A. Metallica's "The call of Ktulu" starts with Dm, Bb, C, Dm (picked) - same as "Man of sorrows" (strummed). Etc. I rather see it as a blessing than a curse, makes it easier to learn songs.
@@toro5280 when you look at it that way then yeah. I also forgot to mention in my first comment that I’m also a song writer (I mainly write metal songs), and while I do have times where I feel really inspired and write something interesting, I sometimes find it hard to write riffs when so much has been done already. Some chord progressions sound cool when other bands play them, but when I come up with something that has a similar chord progression is just sounds stale and boring, and so I’ll usually just end up scrapping the idea
every music genre has "standards". songs can be different even if they share the same chord progression, and the maiden catalog is actually a perfect example. It's like saying that raggae songs are all the same because they all use the same kind of rhythmic patterns, or that blues songs are all the same because they are all based on the 12 bar structure
@@suppamannnn that’s actually a good way to put it and that’s kind of how I’ve been thinking about it more recently
Most genres do something like this. Part of the problem with metal is in many cases the chord progression 'is' the song, and it doesn't help that it's all power chords. For a lot of subgenres of metal, a large portion of those songs don't look very interesting on paper, and what makes them enjoyable to people that like them has a lot to do with the passion in or quality of the performance, and in many cases something about 'the sound', whether it be painstakingly selected guitar tones, or something about the production. This could maybe relate to why some of your stuff you're throwing away sounds stale to you even if they sound good when other bands play them. How are you playing these things? Are you playing them loud? Are the faces you're making threatening enough?
With a band like Maiden, it's a little different as they do often have stuff like lead guitar melodies over the top, so the same chord progression can sound very different. Some of the most widely performed and enjoyed classical music for example uses 90% I and V chords. Granted, you can voice those in interesting ways when you're playing full chords instead of power chords, but a lot of it still comes down to the melodic elements.
(also, you can just actually play full chords; would be nice if more bands did that)
For the last 21 years, the chord progression has been E-C-D-E, E-C-D-A, E-C-D-E, C-C-D-D
And also "Lets make one of the most memorable guitar melodies ever by using only 5 notes of the e minor scale"
EPIC!!!
Dave Murray: "Let's put this 9th in though."
Adrian Smith: "A blue note would be great."
Janick Gers: "I could do a helicopter with my guitar on stage."
@@80sMeavyHetal 🤣👍
Wait I'm getting confused; which one is this?
@@80sMeavyHetal I laughed like a maniac after reading this. Spot on.
"Also, it's capital that we have THREE guitar solos. Because we have three guitar players. There's no other way."
And I love it!
4 actually.
And a bass solo for good measure
Adrian Smith: "Let's throw a G in the chorus."
Then he was pressured to resign.
Just kidding, but maybe there's some truth to this?
steve harris: "darnig today aren't we"
I think Em would be great with C and D.
That's what makes Adrian's songs interesting it's the extra G. 4/7 chords! Like Wasted Years. The Chorus even has A too. C A E C A D if I remember.
Steve and Adrian arguing and Nicko messing around with his sticks.
And Dave smiles.
Ideally Steve would like all Maiden songs to go EDD(I)E
*I = Interlude of galloping bass
I've been a Maiden fan for almost 30 years now and I think that's completely unrealistic! Steve's pronunciation has never been easier to understand! That being said, I think this is hilarious.
I love how, Dave is just smiling on the right😅
He has to! Have you ever seen him with another Mood?
@@ammo2222 nope :D
@Andrew Carroll Guitar twirling rehearsals were the next day.
Even when the spitting incident in Chile happened in the mid 90's, Dave was awkwardly smiling
@@ArchieAgisjsjsjsjs
I have been a maiden fan for 3 years. This is absolutely true(with a couple exceptions like dream of mirrors) but it's always surprising how many melodies they can write on the same chord progressions! But you know what they say..if it ain't broke..
3 years from now?? Damn I was a fan since 1996 and I thought I was late. Time flies.
But good to hear that Iron Maiden got new fans.
@@SokinRidis Fan since '83, Piece of Mind was out and Powerslave was a month away..
Not even joking. Your acting skills are improving, Broodlie!
The only time they change that progression is when they write an exotic riff. Then it's the same formula but in Phrygian.
Great video, this was really funny 😂
Then add in that shifted pentatonic thingy a couple of times....
Powerslave *instantly* came to mind.
Steve Chadrris
Yes
Not all their songs use the E C D E chord progression, some use D Bb C D and A F G A.
Those are written by Janick Gers
hahahdhenntn
when the bass player writes all the songs
And plays more lead than the guitar players.
As a Maiden geek I have to... agree 🧐 But again, they are still able to make epic music with it and that's what we love about IM!🤘
As a Maiden fan, this is accurate
Pink floyd: the wall 2
That's actually funny
@@simonbraschel2936 no no rudy isnt good at that
@@simonbraschel2936 i don't get it
Every Pink Floyd song?
Haha, so true. I also considered Maiden having 2 chord progressions. Classic Maiden is "ECDE", then modern Maiden starting with Brave New World was "ECGD". Still my favourite band though!
Brave New World was borderline experimental.
There is a G major in Wasted Years. I hear Adrian Smith had to lobby for days to include it.
Dickinson, Smith, and Gers: Hey, uh, Steve? Maybe we can write some different songs that don’t just repeat over and over?
Murray and McBrain: And maybe you can let us contribute more to the album?
Harris: No. Our new songs must (have),
- Gallop
- The same drum beat in every song
- Guitar harmonies that basically mimic the verse
- About War, Religion, Hell, books, History, or other forms of media
- Repeat parts over and over and over until you want to slam your head into a wall
- At least one “ohhh” in it
- Repeat one word or phrase over and over in the chorus
- An acoustic or mellow section somewhere
- Three or more guitar solos
- Keyboards being way too high in the mix
- Be somewhere between 7 minutes and 1,000 years long
Bruce: So basically, we’re writing prog instead of heavy metal?
Steve: Exactly
Bruce: Maybe I should see what Roy Z is up to…
I agree on everything except "prog" part of that is non standard chord progressions. And it's not that unusual for Metal.
"Dave and Adrian stop harmonizing your melodies, Janick repeat the vocal melody on your guitar.
Right. "
Concert ideas, 1984-2021
IM- lots of lights, oversized banners, setting that matches current album, Eddie.... Done!
You missed the part where Steve decides that Bruce has to squeeze a Wikipedia article that doesn't lend itself well to being sung to into a melody that doesn't lend itself well to being sung to.
I'm serious, I sometimes play a game of "Steve Harris lyric or Wikipedia article" with people. Nobody ever scores 10/10 even though the answer is "Steve Harris lyric" every single time.
For a bassist, Steve has zero grasp of lyrical flow and it's actually hilarious :P
The best band ever to live. Best harmonic music. Eargasm
The constant smile of the guitarist is so accurate
But the genius is in what they do with those 3 little chords.
he actually looks like Steve Harris 🤣 Up the ECDE!
WE *DEMAND* an extended version of the video clip at the end!
"You drink a lager and I'll drink one too. A bag of peanuts from the barmaid Sue. Then your waiting to be served again, you better wait for a beer mat.... Oooooh ohh oh ohhh oh'
It is so predictable that I came up with a bassline almost instantly. Thats why I love Maiden
I love this chord progression when they make unique, different, new, and versatile catalogue out if it! Love it!
Spot on Dave impression
Fear of the non-ECDE
Your logic is flaw. Fear of the Dark goes D-A#-C-D. Now, let me demonstrate this by playing it on this guitar which is tuned 2 steps down so the entire guitar is in D standard.
Everything sounds better in D-standard
McBrain just drumming along killed me
Majestic Ending. Worthy of an Iron Maiden video 😂
Every Maiden fan is chuckling in agreement. I think it was Steve Harris that is mostly responsible for habitually using that progression.
Cleaning my rooooom!!! There's so much duuust! There's so much cruuust in my rooom!!!
Love Maiden since 1990 and since I play some songs I must agree... But recently I learnt Aces high on the guitar and Rime of the ancient mariner on the bass and they are fucking masterpieces with simple chords progressions. How the progression is built, how Bruce is the game changer there...
If you play music you know there's quite some truth here. If you don't, you would not imagine, since there are so many aspects...
Greatest band ever
Rime of the ancient mariner is a masterpiece.
THE MUSIC VIDEO 💀 HAHAHAAHAH
Dance of Death flashbacks
Dave. So Steve, we have three guitar players. You play more lead than either one of us. When are we going to get a bass player?
Ive been a maiden fan for over 4 centuries and its taken a while to get to the 4 chords of which you speak. Steve was a gobby teenager back then , who was only interested in E..... took the passing of his grandparents before he would even consider C.....been a long slog but worth it.
Brad's impression of Dave Murray at the right is just genious
Something about the Nicko McBrain impression is perfect
Fun fact when iron maiden were a small band they played at my uncles pub
0:56 Wish modern maiden songs, were this energetic
If you haven't, check out The Fallen Angel, Out of the Silent Planet, Rainmaker, Montségur, Different World, The Talisman.
@@sergejmiladinovic1181 Those songs are more on the energetic site.
But not very energetic overall.
They do have some nice riffs.
@@sergejmiladinovic1181 lot of those are like 20 years old lol
@@marthastubbs8321 The Alchemist, Days of Future Past, Speed of Light, Stratego, El Dorado.
The worst part is I thought the ending song was a Maiden song until I heard the mistakes lol
I still kind of think it's a maiden song.. shocked that you're implying it's not.
WHATS THE SONG???
@@MetalowyChleb literally anything they've ever done
0:57 The Angel and the Gambler music video be like:
Omg i’m dying at nicko’s face
🤘😂
some of the 3 guitars: Which lyrics theme?
harris: War, death, britain, movie
I rewatch this video like 10 or 14 times.
That Dave Murray and Nicko McBrain face is so accurate xd
Now come on, you missed the part where they asked Steve what type of bass line he should play this time. Er...how about galloping, or galloping maybe?
Dum da-ga
Dum da-ga
Dum da-ga
Or
Dum- da Diddley
Dum- da Diddley
Dum- da Diddley
More galloping.
I actually played ECDE chords on my guitar for 6 hours straight. Sounds so much like Maiden
I think Dickinson said in his book that when writing new albums they tried to "re-invent the wheel" as many times as possible
The music video was hilarious lol
Way better than so many bands trying to use zillions of chords just for the sake of music knowlegde and delivering boring 40 minutes songs than a maiden E D C classic (and a ocasional G) with many different melodies and catchy vocal lines, for me that itself its a challenge and they always succeed in doing so. Best heavy metal band of all times.... PERIOD!
I get a feeling you would hate Dream Theater
@@revonfyll no hate at all towrds DT, but not my cup of tea anyway. I respect them as musicians thats for sure.
@@jesusguerra1093 fair enough
Nobody can record a full album with the same chord progresion.
Iron Maiden:
To be fair to maiden they do occasionally throw in a chord of G.
Them's all the chords you need muhaha
Hello there Master!
All power chords
lol
Well, the expression on nicko’s face was priceless
The music video is the best I've ever seen
Love how he interpeted dave as always smiling
Shots fired.
I'm a massive Maiden fan, I hope they've seen this, its so fkn funny. 😂
Steve Harris: the guy who can create an infinite amount of melodies to ecde or ecgd and they're all divine ❤
The fact that you look like Steve makes this even better
"Iron Maiden? Excellent!"
- Bill S. Preston Esquire and Ted Theodore Logan.
That unshaken smiling guitarist as Dave LOL
CLEAN MY ROOOOOOM! THERE'S SO MUCH DUUUUUUST! THERE'S SO MUCH CRUUUUUUST! IN MY ROOOOOOM!!!
Cleaning my roooooom so much duuuuust
Hey, the coconut in the shoe is MY thing. And you didn't even ask for it
To be completely honest, you actually even look a little bit like Steve 😃
Well, mother nature gave you the young Steve Harris look so I guess you might as well use it to your advantage. And I suspect you would not look bad in striped pants either.
Dave Murray just fucking smiling lol
bubble and squeak reference ftw
great vid as always, wisdom wrapped in cheeky british humor. wish i could join you at the pub!!!!
You win, Brian. I adore Iron Maiden. Subbed.
Great Dave and Nicko impressions! 😅
Listen to Prophecy it has chord changes mid refraine. Its one of the non ECDE songs.
00:12 lmao everyone with a different face expression
Man I just have to keep watchin this again and again simply the actin is so bloody fantastitic
As a fan of IM since I was in my mum's womb (she claims to have listened to Iron Maiden while pregnant), I can say for sure that it's frighteningly accurate
X Factor is Maiden's best album, but you're not ready to have this conversation.
Its my second favourite album by maiden and I just love Blaze.
You must LOVE Iron Maiden, I am not kiddin'
Dude, you look like Steve Harris.
I think Steve Harris even made his sons in E C D E