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Best live Band! Period!

It came out in 1966. Yes, they didn't have anything more than tape recorders and put this together with tape loops played backwards. They didn't have synths or multitrack editing. Before the album "Revolver" the Beatles were entertainers doing pop songs. But anything they released went to #1 and, from Revolver on, they used that popularity and their innovative musical talent to send out serious messages. Still, they retained their polish, though a lot of their work (Sgt.Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour....) is full of satire. Some lyrics in this song are taken from the Tibetan Book of the Dead----and was called "The Void." But Ringo suggested "Tomorrow Never Knows" which sounded like the title to a James Bond movie (very popular at the time). Saying the Beatles wrote songs is like saying Shakespeare wrote stories....it's sort of correct.....

Iron Maiden meets Fear Of The Dark LOL. You couldn't make this up kids 🤣 only in Blackpool would you get black-outs 😂 This is the Fear of the Dark tour 1992 T-shirt. This was one of Maiden's biggest tours worldwide. Maiden were touring as support of their 'Fear Of The Dark' album. Musical Innovation: Iron Maiden's music features complex arrangements, intricate guitar work, and a blend of melody and aggression. Their dual guitar harmonies, pioneered by Dave Murray and Adrian Smith, set a standard in heavy metal. Iconic Vocals: Bruce Dickinson's powerful and operatic vocal style is a defining characteristic of the band's sound. His range and theatrical delivery have made him one of the most respected vocalists in rock music. Lyrical Depth: Iron Maiden's lyrics often draw on history, literature, and mythology, exploring themes. Songs like "Hallowed Be Thy Name" and "The Trooper" are not only musically compelling but also rich in storytelling. Stage Presence: The band is known for their elaborate live performances, often featuring elaborate stage setups, props, and a strong visual aesthetic. Their mascot, Eddie, has become a cultural icon in its own right. Influence on the Genre: Iron Maiden has inspired countless bands across multiple genres, helping to shape the sound of heavy metal. Their work has influenced the development of subgenres like power metal and thrash metal. Dedicated Fanbase: The band's loyal fanbase, known as "Maiden fans," has contributed to their enduring popularity. Their ability to connect with fans through their music and live shows has created a strong community. Consistency and Longevity: Since their formation in 1975, Iron Maiden has maintained a prolific output of albums and tours. Their commitment to their craft has allowed them to remain relevant in the music industry for decades. Critical Acclaim: Many of their albums, such as "The Number of the Beast," "Powerslave," and "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son," are considered classics and have received critical acclaim, securing their place in music history. Overall, Iron Maiden's combination of musical skill, thematic depth, and theatrical performance has solidified their legacy as one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time. Steve Harris: No offense to Bruce Dickinson but Steve Harris truly is the man that we can call Mr Iron Maiden. The band wouldn’t be who they are without him. One of the greatest bassists ever (personally my biggest influence), a songwriter par excellence. His galloping bass is what sets Maiden apart. Bruce Dickinson: Those vocals. Mind blowing. And he seems to get better with age. Not only is he a brilliant singer and songwriter, he seems to be a multi talented person. Pilot, fencer, writer and now he started a brewery too. Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers: Initially a twin guitar attack which now became a three guitar force. Murray and Smith are childhood friends who basically compliment each other really well and Gers is a good addition. The melody that the guitars bring while simultaneously being heavy is beautiful. Nicko McBrain: He is a very talented drummer. Oddly enough he doesn’t use a double bass pedal except for Face in the Sand. He may not have written many songs- just the one New Frontier from Dance of Death, but one can’t deny the value that he brings to the band. Eddie is also a huge part of Iron Maiden’s history. Another common feature of Iron Maiden's material is their non-conformity to the prevailing standards and popular forms. When the rest of the scene was churning out 3 minute songs of the standard formula (2 chorus, 1 guitar solo, 1 final chorus), Iron Maiden was writing long and complex tracks, perhaps the most famous of which is the 13.45 minute epic ballad "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner". The epitome of so called 'Progressive Rock' genre. Much of this musical depth can be directly attributed to Steve Harris's masterful songwriting and flair for poetry.

Great Taste in Musical Notation!

What the hell version is this? Never heard it, but it sucks....

If you listen to the part where it goes "yet in the dark still he screams your name" he is screaming Elizabeth in a whisper.

I love your reactions... From France.

Beyond Space 99 is just the remaster with Anders. The song is much heavier tho

Just another day at the office for Mario. : )

I was at bloodstock 2023, and I missed their set…because I didn’t know who they were at the time, and wasn’t fussed about not seeing them. They’re now my all time favourite band, and I’m KICKING MYSELF so hard that I didn’t go to see them play. If they stop playing live anytime soon I stg imma have a hissy fit 😂😂next time they’re in the UK I’ll be the first person to buy a ticket.

you reeeealy need to listen to only pain live at red rocks, you have no idea what you missing out on

Are they fucking with your electricity because of the war?

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Deyana swearing in serbian + gojira and cat 🤗 great start 👍👍👍

always in for some Gojira !!!! have you checked "explosia",the opening track of "l'enfant sauvage" yet ? and "my last creation" ?

Uwielbiam twoje reakcje 🤘😉 jestem ciekaw czy słyszałaś kiedykolwiek zespół KALANDRA, byłbym zachwycony gdybyś posłuchała utworu I AM Pozdrowienia z Polski 👋😎

My adoration has reached new levels! Love the kitty!!! ❤ Cats are royalty 😂

Always loved this song. It has like.. everything

Check out Eye Am - Cryptomnesia and Dreams Always Die With The Sun. Kenny Hickey and Johnny Kelly from Type O Negative teamed up with Kurt Windstein and Todd Strange from Crowbar. Kenny and Johnny also did Seventh Void - Heaven Is Gone.

I haven't listened to Dead Again in quite awhile. Great album. The copy I have was sold by Best Buy in this country and came with a bonus CD that has live tracks from the 1999 Bizarre Festival.

Elizabeth was with Peter for a long time till they split up. This song s about her. Peter never got over her. I would love a reaction to the dream is dead which is a song about peter’s dad passing away.

Kitsimi remix orchestration of Straws Pulled ar Random by Meshuggah th-cam.com/video/LQBjuC1dEF0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0H63jB6UWTlz2XjB

"September Sun" manifests a auditory cortex intracellular/neurotransmitters dopamine mechanism organism that encapsulates ubiquitous morbid-melancholic vivid-visceral thematic poignant stimulates psyche cognition petrification to the Immersed cohesive ethereal aesthetic tranquility prodigious divinized stature external atmospheric aural-visual of the preponderance poignant, graceful approaches that restates TON's organic subtlety to the artistic musicianship. 7 or 8 minutes is a typical length for one of TON tracks, tho they have several tracks over 10 minutes long. Their longest track is 'These Three Things' from 'Dead Again' (2007) which clocks in at 14 minutes and 21 seconds. The single track version (4.35) and the album version (9.47). “September Sun”, is reminiscent of the ballads of “October Rust,”, and was TON's final album 'Dead Again' (2007). Also contains a special edition bonus (DVD) "September Sun" (music video). The linguistics track is in Queen's tongue 'English' and the wife's name 'Elizabeth', is a royal name that became popular in England with Queen Elizabeth! the finale album track "Hail And Farewell To Britain", is a special homage legacy endeavour odyssey tribute experience 🤘🏼 🇬🇧

Seen them 3 times. One of the tightest bands live.

It's an absolute crime against humanity that this song was never used in a Terminator movie!

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Probably my favorite Type O Negative song and there's a lot of great ones. Love the use of two vocalists, the keyboards and the whole crazy latter section. The language Peter Steele is singing in is his made up language of Vinland, which is an area of North America explored by Vikings and what Steele considered his "homeland." I've seen it called Vinnish or Vinlandic, although Vinlandic is an actual language.

I love Type O Negative. I’m also digging that bandanna and iron maiden shirt! You never cease to amaze me do you?

Great choice of song! Love ToN

I'd like to recommend Transcendance by them. It's their magnum opus and a real metal masterpiece, very baroque

A nostalgic 2000's nu-metal anthem! the official live audio-visual DVD albums "Disasterpieces" London (2002) + Download Festival UK (2009) is unequivocally & unhesitatingly the equilibrium magnum opus performances manifested to the public domain. This was Slipknot's first headline world concert tour, in promotion of the second studio album, Iowa. The performance at the illustrious "Docklands Arena" (official defunct) London Arena, a nearly sold out concert, was filmed for the quadruple platinum DVD, Disasterpiece. Slipknot also notably performed at the 2002 Reading and Leeds Festivals in the United Kingdom :)

Love to see it! The Knot!

My favorite band! Do more

Hey! my first time watching one of your videos. Can I ask you something? I hope it's not too personal. Where are you from? Because the name of your channel sounds like something that would be written correctly in my language.

You can't listen to "too many of their songs" - it's not physically possible.

Please check out the Albums fron 1972...71 and 70 ...from the Peter Gabriel Era !

That’s not the Beatles version. That’s some modern dance mix. The original version has a much better flow.

Please always react to the official songs. This one has nonsense

Day 2 still requesting ah ca ira by gojira next

im so happy you guys are reacting to slipknot again!! please react to slipknot - the heretic anthem live london 2002 ❤❤

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Their headline set from summer breeze was posted this past week. Its arguably better than the bloodstock set. And that was killer.

From bad trip to H.

this is a remix, not the original from the album.

I agree with you. This music blows my mind too! 🤯🗯️

Yes, Peter Gabriel & Phil Collins sound so good harmonizing their voices.

I've watched many Meshuggah reactions and yours are the best ! !

Beatles this trippy lol😂.. dont really know the Beatles huh?😂

You are beautiful. You are what life is. If only

ah ca ira by gojira next, they played this at the Paris Olympics (there is a video as well) highly recommend checking out it’s brutal