My wife was a singer and not into metal. Took her to see Maiden on the 7th Son tour and she always said he was the best vocalist she ever heard. He blew her away.
@@skyscraper7474 Nah, the Live After Death version was recorded in the middle of an incredibly heavy tour that followed even more tours...and you can hear that in Bruce's vocals.
@@skyscraper7474 imposible i think you say this ahahahaha your nick says all, but the version of 82 is the better this is a song make by clive burr and he only play the song good nick sucks on this songs
Guys, The most perfect reaction channel on TH-cam...As a 54 year old I have a friend who is a concert photographer and 2 teenage daughters that I love watching as they discover what real talent and music truly is 🤘🏻 I watched the Hear-n-aid documentary and someone asked why the Dave and Adrian even bothered turning up with the other players being there... That's when I cried and realised some people only see and hear the glory of posers.... The skill and talent that naturally runs between those two is a once in a lifetime thing... Add that with Steve's bass playing that weaves a perfect canvas for them to paint perfect sonic art upon then you realise its not all glory... Its a sound of its own that blesses your soul with it's existence 🖤🖤🤘🏻🤘🏻
I dabbled with the Iron's in my younger days circa 90 but ended up listening more to Metallica and Slayer,but as I've got older I don't listened to Metallica much at all and lean very much towards Iron maiden an Megadeath.
This is the song Bruce uses to go to each side of the stage to get people on their feet to scream. Right, left, middle...then EVERYONE. Maiden shows are the best!
You guys are fun... and honest, no fake reactions or "overly excited". Just pure. Again, a lovely video! You sure are among my favorites here. Keep on rocking and enjoy!
Indeed, I mentioned Clive after the recording. She was so happy and enjoying the vid I didn't want to bring her down in the middle of it. When she said "the drummer is really good" I almost lost it
That long note Bruce does goes up at the end, a massive injection of energy live. Notice how the music paces like a man paces in his cell? Also the length of the notes and sections in the song represent how time slows down when you're in a cell with your thoughts. Number of the Beast early lives are magnificent as well. I loved this album - still do. Better than majority of new music I've heard. Extreme are coming out with new music at the moment and it that type that 40+ year old would recognise.
I just wanted to thank you for putting this channel together, Burch :bows: Your knowledge and experience of the genre from your previous 'life' gives a wonderful canvas and Alexis coming to it with her fresh perspective and insights paints on that canvas most wonderfully :) The best compliment I can give is that it would be great to sit down with you pair, split a bottle or two and shoot the musical breeze :D
First concert ever, spring 1984, seventh grade. 5 buddies, and I went to see Iron Maiden and Twisted Sister opening. Powerslave Tour. Absolutely unforgettable. My ears were ringing for 2 days.
I gotta hand it to you Burch when you said "that when you came out of concerts like that, you couldn't move your neck for about a week and then later on you say you couldn't hear anything and your voice was completely gone". The only thing I'll say from one metal head to another is "Ain't that the truth man". Those were the days.
THANK GOD YOU DO THE STUDIO VERSIO IF YOU GONNA INTRODUCE PEOPLE TO MUSIC STUDIOS ARE ALWAYS THE RESPECT FOR THE ARTIST WAY TO PRESENT THEM TO NEW PEOPLE
A lot of people seem to forget the first two albums. Ironmaiden and killers . I still have those on Cassette . Paul Diano sings on both . Well worth a listen .
My first Iron Maiden concert was PowerSlave back in 1984. I thank my friend Richard whose brother had THE KILLER album and introduced me to the group ❤
You are both so great and it really takes me back to my youth as i see her joy of discovering metal/hard rock. I recall in 1980 in my new city and neighborhood sitting in my new friends den and he put on a record of Kiss and played Detroit Rock City then Black Sabbath War Pigs. Then Van Halen and finally Iron Maiden. I was 100% hooked and have been since. I remember going to a record store by the house (remember the incense and bongs and rolling papers and all?) and looking at all the records and i saw Iron Maidens records and was blown away. Their album artwork was the best i've ever seen still to this day. Seeing her smile brings me back to being an 11 year old and my own lifelong journey with Metal and how it's always carried me through good times and bad. Up The Irons! Btw, their lyrics and play style just sucks you right in and i'm unsure there's a better singer/frontman than Bruce. He's on par with Freddie Mercury and Bon Scott for me. Sadly he doesn't get the credit he deserves.
Good call on the studio version. Nothing against the 82 Hammersmith version, but to hear that insane long note in the studio version is just another level. Still remember picking the LP up in a used record store and the first time listening through it in 82 or 83. 40 years later, still going strong.
You're a really cool guy and Alexis is a breath of fresh air. Man, you're somebody I wish I could sit and have a beer with. Your personality and the way you share these songs with Alexis is SOOO amazing. It's inspiring watching reaction vids with youth like her. The best part is I feel as if I'm looking into my past and hearing these songs for the first time AGAIN. Don't stop making content! lol
@@flickeringboxofficial Looking forward to that, I really need to have a listen to that album again, it's been too long. Mirror Mirror was always one of my favourites.
Got 3 cracked ribs in 1987 at a Iron Maiden concert in Detroit. Slept 3 days at Joe Louis arena so we could be the 2nd group in. Crushed up against the railing and cracked the ribs and loved every second of it. Saw them 5 times and they are still the best live band ever. UP THE IRONS!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Mike! I really try and understand each song Burch introduces to me because I like knowing the deeper meaning and purpose of the song along with appreciating the talent involved in performing, writing, and producing them! -Alexis
If u don't mind reaching out to me I can give u a list of great songs u and Burch can react to, I am a former dj and as I've told Burch I've worked and partied with some of the big bands from the 80s heck even a few from the 70s and 90s when I was setting up lights on the ceiling of the pennsicola civic center in 96 and 97
You just have to love it when the aulder generation passes on the torch of this great music we know as Heavy Metal. And there is no better band, In My Opinion, than Iron Maiden to showcase why Metal and Hard Rock music is a lifelong personal journey, not a passing experience that you grow out of. My youngest son has his own tastes in music but he still likes some of the stuff I listen to and will ask me fir recommendations of bands to listen to. Passing on the legacy 🤘🏻🇬🇧🖤
Maiden will always be my all time favorite band. The kings of Rock and metal!! I would recomend you guys give The Warning and there song Evolve a listen. They are a great new band of sisters from Mexico that are making waves in people hearts.🤘
While I think the 82 live version is great I think the version from Flight 666 in Toronto, around 2011 I believe, is even better. The sound is amazing but the energy displayed by the band is insane!
So lucky to have been around at the time of NWOBHM. Saw Maiden with Paul Di'Anno and Bruce Dickinson with Samson (I couldn't stop listening to Vice Versa). So many bands back then. Some fell by the wayside (Diamond Head what a band but just didn't make it huge). I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott and Blizzard of Oz tour with Randy Rhoades on lead guitar. Sorry. It's just your channel brings back so many memories. The tales I have Shhhhh...
I like how Alexis mentions "old English" and Edgar Allen Poe. Iron Maiden made me read classic literature, because a lot of their songs are based on such material: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The Trooper (based off a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson), Murders in the Rue Morgue (Edgar Allen Poe) and other stories/songs. I wanted to know WHY they sung about these stories, so I hu8nted down the source material (way before the internet, kids). And not only did I become an Iron Maiden fan, I fell in love with classic literature along the way. Iron Maiden opened the door for me to Poe, Shakespeare, Dante, Blake, Tennyson, Coleridge and so much more. So, don't buy into "oh, heavy metal is so low brow" comments. Heavy metal (and Iron Maiden) broadened my horizons in ways school couldn't or didn't. There are heavy metal fans....and then there are Iron Maiden fans.
Hey Rick... as an English major, how could I NOT mention those amazing poets!? I am so glad that you were introduced to such phenomenal works. Isn't it amazing how music can change perspectives and introduce you to so many new things? We appreciate the comment and hope you stick around for more! -Alexis
Bruce always reminds me of a hyperactive child when I see him on stage. Literally running around like crazy all the time. I don’t know how he still manages to sing!
Seen the beast tour in Kalamazoo Mi. Maiden opened for Judas Priest . My first time seeing both bands and i was blown away . It was a metal bombast and the crowd was nothing but denim and leather . Up the Irons !
I have seen Maiden 16 times in my 61 years. During the guitar part in the middle Bruce always says the same thing to the crowd. He tells them to scream...like: "SCREAM FOR ME NEW YORK!!!"
Count how many changes in this song and it will blow you away. Iron Maiden was known for having like 10 hooks in their songs, before they'd bring it back home to the first one. So many changes in tone, tempo and beats. No other band has really come close to matching that.
Iron Maiden shows are Epic Legendary I've been to a lot of them. My favorite band, but each of these songs are stories they all connect. Hallowed Be Thy Name, Children Of The Damned, The Prisoner etc etc. I love Iron Maiden
I like that you’re listening to studio version first. Nice to get familiar with the song first then enjoy the live version is what I do myself. Omg. I can’tt wait for y’all yo do “One”!!!love Alexis!’ Theory too. She’s probably right! Lol
It's really brought up that Bruce Dickinson's singing training was in the beginning very opera and classical based. My first concert was power slave I also seen wicker man fear of the dark and two others I can't think of the name right off hand
This is one the best songs in early metal. There's a version of this song done by many other artists. Cradle of filth does a version, machinehead does a good one but my favorite, is by a band called Solitude Aeturnus. Done in 1998, the version is punchy, and the vocals from Robert Lowe are so good. Robert went on in the 2000's to do a couple amazing Candlemass albums. Highly recommend. Really hard to find a hard copy these days.
'Song structure and long instrumental breaks perfectly represent the prisoner's internal emotional landscape AND the time it takes for him to reach the gallows and exit this world. Love this song, love 'Maiden, thanks for sharing! 🤘💙
"When i would come out of concerts like that, i couldn't move my neck for a week" LoL We've all been there m8. We all had the same experience with that, but we loved it. THIS is the music, THIS is the way we wanted to live. THIS music is SO explosive. THIS music is never going to be topped. Dude i love this channel, and how you promote this to your daughters. Thank you for doing this
Maiden did a small venue tour post the Seventh Son Stadium tour back in the UK. They had all Stadium energy in a venue that held 1500 people, magical. They kept all the traditions, a 12 foot tall Eddie and the whole crew came out to sing, filled the stage. Sore neck, no voice, muffled hearing, all wped out by attending the back stage drinks afterwards, one of the best nights of my life.
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My wife was a singer and not into metal. Took her to see Maiden on the 7th Son tour and she always said he was the best vocalist she ever heard. He blew her away.
I saw that tour in Providence RI great show!
Awsome, thanks for sharing such great story! :)
I’ve seen Maiden live 6 times and I still can’t move my neck right!
UP THE IRONS!
Six ... young pup, I am at 20 and counting. UP THE IRONS!
They need to finally be accepted into the so-called rock and roll hall of fame! They are the greatest of all heavy metal bands period.
They would not accept it not now after they have been snubbed for too long instead of lesser artists so FUCK EM ? (UP THE IRONS )
Yep. Period.
This is solid truth.
Now she needs to see '82 live.
Definitely
The live after death version is absolutely better
@The Stranger maybe for your.. hands! Not for mine😉
@@skyscraper7474 Nah, the Live After Death version was recorded in the middle of an incredibly heavy tour that followed even more tours...and you can hear that in Bruce's vocals.
@@skyscraper7474 imposible i think you say this ahahahaha your nick says all, but the version of 82 is the better this is a song make by clive burr and he only play the song good nick sucks on this songs
Guys,
The most perfect reaction channel on TH-cam...As a 54 year old I have a friend who is a concert photographer and 2 teenage daughters that I love watching as they discover what real talent and music truly is 🤘🏻
I watched the Hear-n-aid documentary and someone asked why the Dave and Adrian even bothered turning up with the other players being there...
That's when I cried and realised some people only see and hear the glory of posers....
The skill and talent that naturally runs between those two is a once in a lifetime thing... Add that with Steve's bass playing that weaves a perfect canvas for them to paint perfect sonic art upon then you realise its not all glory... Its a sound of its own that blesses your soul with it's existence
🖤🖤🤘🏻🤘🏻
Wow! Thanks for the kind comment, Mark. That is the best compliment we could ask for!! -Alexis
I dabbled with the Iron's in my younger days circa 90 but ended up listening more to Metallica and Slayer,but as I've got older I don't listened to Metallica much at all and lean very much towards Iron maiden an Megadeath.
@@grantnealon5101 The name rings a bell but I know nothing of them so I'll have to have a look,thank you.
@@tannoys2008 You are very welcome.. There is alot coming out of Japan at the moment and they are all lady bands.. Some really good stuff.. Enjoy!!
This is the song Bruce uses to go to each side of the stage to get people on their feet to scream. Right, left, middle...then EVERYONE. Maiden shows are the best!
I am 60 years ago, and I've loved Maiden since the Paul DiAnno days. But this is my absolute No. 1 Maiden song of all time.
One of the most kick ass songs ever!
I want this played at my funeral. Just this. No one else speaks. Thanks for coming, have a nice day!
You guys are fun... and honest, no fake reactions or "overly excited". Just pure.
Again, a lovely video! You sure are among my favorites here. Keep on rocking and enjoy!
I saw them live in 1982 when they opened for Judas Priest....absolutely awesome!!!
Remember sitting by the stereo reading the lyrics off the actual record sleeve?
Damn I'm getting old...🤣
The 1982 version of children of the dammed is a great example of how operatic Bruce can sound.
I'm 60 I saw them live over 40 years ago in Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺 great times. Good to see a young lady looking at our past.
This is my all time favorite song from Iron Maiden.
Mine too. And I've been a Maidenhead since the Paul DiAnno days. The only albums I don't have are the Blaze Bayley ones: he really did not fit.
probably their best song
I’m a huge fan of Iron Maiden,saw them in concert 4 times ,I’m 65,1970s was the best decade in rock,period 12:19
Not just best decade in rock; best decade in music, period.
Seen them 3 times myself! Love these guys! Up the Irons! (I'm 55 -first time I saw them was in '82 in Sydney)
I love seeing the joy on Burch's face when they play classic metal songs. I can't help but smile throughout the video 😀🤘
Can't believe they haven't been in the HOF for years! One of the best bands ever!
There is a fued between the 2 .
thats because the hall of "fame" is a JOKE , nowdays its actually better NOT to be inducted , it should be called the hall of shame today
@@arkangel7j Exactly
Live After Death Tour
Best band in the world
RIP Clive Burr 🤘❤️
Indeed, I mentioned Clive after the recording. She was so happy and enjoying the vid I didn't want to bring her down in the middle of it. When she said "the drummer is really good" I almost lost it
That 1979 line up with him and DiAnno was the best
That long note Bruce does goes up at the end, a massive injection of energy live.
Notice how the music paces like a man paces in his cell? Also the length of the notes and sections in the song represent how time slows down when you're in a cell with your thoughts.
Number of the Beast early lives are magnificent as well.
I loved this album - still do. Better than majority of new music I've heard.
Extreme are coming out with new music at the moment and it that type that 40+ year old would recognise.
I just wanted to thank you for putting this channel together, Burch :bows: Your knowledge and experience of the genre from your previous 'life' gives a wonderful canvas and Alexis coming to it with her fresh perspective and insights paints on that canvas most wonderfully :) The best compliment I can give is that it would be great to sit down with you pair, split a bottle or two and shoot the musical breeze :D
First concert ever, spring 1984, seventh grade. 5 buddies, and I went to see Iron Maiden and Twisted Sister opening. Powerslave Tour. Absolutely unforgettable. My ears were ringing for 2 days.
Alexis is a deep thinker, the perfect complement to Burch's breadth of knowledge.
I gotta hand it to you Burch when you said "that when you came out of concerts like that, you couldn't move your neck for about a week and then later on you say you couldn't hear anything and your voice was completely gone". The only thing I'll say from one metal head to another is "Ain't that the truth man". Those were the days.
Thanks for the blast from the past, I graduated in 82, memories of cruising with this jamming in my car. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘😛😛😛😛😛😛😛
Don’t even know how I ended on your channel, but enjoying it alot... Iron Maiden is my youth !
Welcome aboard Gerom. We are a newer channel but have quite a bit to choose from already
@@flickeringboxofficial thanks mate, i went through the vids and I loved what I saw, lots of nice stuff :)
THANK GOD YOU DO THE STUDIO VERSIO IF YOU GONNA INTRODUCE PEOPLE TO MUSIC STUDIOS ARE ALWAYS THE RESPECT FOR THE ARTIST WAY TO PRESENT THEM TO NEW PEOPLE
A lot of people seem to forget the first two albums. Ironmaiden and killers . I still have those on Cassette . Paul Diano sings on both . Well worth a listen .
Paul's my favorite. Those first two albums receive more play time these days than the others.
Amazing song! I came early to support the channel. Noti gang stand up!
You should do Wasted Years I think Alexis would like those lyrics too. Plus that's one of my favorite Maiden songs.
Maybe my favorite video, definitely top 3
@@flickeringboxofficial The live video from the Book of Souls Tour is really good too. Love the songs you are sharing with Alexis. Good stuff.
My first Iron Maiden concert was PowerSlave back in 1984. I thank my friend Richard whose brother had THE KILLER album and introduced me to the group ❤
You are both so great and it really takes me back to my youth as i see her joy of discovering metal/hard rock. I recall in 1980 in my new city and neighborhood sitting in my new friends den and he put on a record of Kiss and played Detroit Rock City then Black Sabbath War Pigs. Then Van Halen and finally Iron Maiden. I was 100% hooked and have been since. I remember going to a record store by the house (remember the incense and bongs and rolling papers and all?) and looking at all the records and i saw Iron Maidens records and was blown away. Their album artwork was the best i've ever seen still to this day. Seeing her smile brings me back to being an 11 year old and my own lifelong journey with Metal and how it's always carried me through good times and bad. Up The Irons!
Btw, their lyrics and play style just sucks you right in and i'm unsure there's a better singer/frontman than Bruce. He's on par with Freddie Mercury and Bon Scott for me. Sadly he doesn't get the credit he deserves.
Best song in all of metal
Good call on the studio version. Nothing against the 82 Hammersmith version, but to hear that insane long note in the studio version is just another level. Still remember picking the LP up in a used record store and the first time listening through it in 82 or 83. 40 years later, still going strong.
Yea Rime of the Ancient Mariner(studio version) will change your life. Also Eagle Fly Free- Helloween. Up The Irons!
You're a really cool guy and Alexis is a breath of fresh air. Man, you're somebody I wish I could sit and have a beer with. Your personality and the way you share these songs with Alexis is SOOO amazing. It's inspiring watching reaction vids with youth like her. The best part is I feel as if I'm looking into my past and hearing these songs for the first time AGAIN. Don't stop making content! lol
The older I get the more I love "Alexander the great". A great history lesson with great music, its just great.
I was playing that today at work. For the kingdom I leave... 😀
@flickeringboxofficial they finally played it live last summer. It was epic to be on the crowd
Huge smile on my face when Alexis caught the endless "Low". A lot of reactors miss that completely. I wonder if she'd like a bit of early Def Leppard?
Not sure if she is but several tracks from High 'N Dry are on the list, ready or not!
@@flickeringboxofficial Looking forward to that, I really need to have a listen to that album again, it's been too long. Mirror Mirror was always one of my favourites.
Got 3 cracked ribs in 1987 at a Iron Maiden concert in Detroit. Slept 3 days at Joe Louis arena so we could be the 2nd group in. Crushed up against the railing and cracked the ribs and loved every second of it. Saw them 5 times and they are still the best live band ever. UP THE IRONS!!!!!!!!!!!
Alexa that description was spot on hun glad u actually got it
Thanks Mike! I really try and understand each song Burch introduces to me because I like knowing the deeper meaning and purpose of the song along with appreciating the talent involved in performing, writing, and producing them! -Alexis
If u don't mind reaching out to me I can give u a list of great songs u and Burch can react to, I am a former dj and as I've told Burch I've worked and partied with some of the big bands from the 80s heck even a few from the 70s and 90s when I was setting up lights on the ceiling of the pennsicola civic center in 96 and 97
I'm glad She catch up epic drumming, one of the greats my fav Clive Burr RIP😢
You just have to love it when the aulder generation passes on the torch of this great music we know as Heavy Metal. And there is no better band, In My Opinion, than Iron Maiden to showcase why Metal and Hard Rock music is a lifelong personal journey, not a passing experience that you grow out of. My youngest son has his own tastes in music but he still likes some of the stuff I listen to and will ask me fir recommendations of bands to listen to. Passing on the legacy 🤘🏻🇬🇧🖤
I loved the grin while you were waiting for the reaction to the length of the sustained notes.
I would like to suggest you share "The Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner" and "Alexander The Great" with her. I'm positive she will love those as well.
Definitely Yes! And Powerslave !!!
Rime needs to be the flight 666 version. Adrian's solo is just blistering
Rime!
I'm so glad I found your channel excellent reactions.
Thanks for the kind comment!! We hope you stick around and check out our other reactions as well!! -Alexis
Saw them live in Lakeland FL ‘82 or ‘83. Quiet Riot opened. Crazy good concert!!
One of the best performances of Bruce "air-raid siren" Dickinson. Up the Irons and cheers from Brazil.
This young woman is lucky, she has additional quality education, much needed for millennials... greetings from Argentina
Thank you for this REACTION THE BEST METAL BAND IN THE UNIVERSE
Iron Maiden play this Year at the Wacken Open Air in Germany and this Song is Part of all Liveset ( 41 years )
That is going to be a concert! Please tell me you have tickets.
you're so right using non live tracks, I hear so many times comments about the stage performance and little about the music and voice
Out of the silent planet. Three layers of guitars is just amazing.
I saw them last year and they are awesome.
Love Maiden and This Song It's a Classic The 1982 Live Performance Is One The Best Live Maiden Performances.
I liked the "2 minutes and 30 seconds of instruments?" 😆 I can just imagine the reaction to Rime of the Ancient Mariner
You won't have to imagine to long, it's coming Eric 😁
Great reaction! I suggest reacting to Alexander The Great (studio version, with lyrics). She will go crazy with the excellence of this sacred band!
Maiden will always be my all time favorite band. The kings of Rock and metal!! I would recomend you guys give The Warning and there song Evolve a listen. They are a great new band of sisters from Mexico that are making waves in people hearts.🤘
I do have them on the list Nacho.
While I think the 82 live version is great I think the version from Flight 666 in Toronto, around 2011 I believe, is even better. The sound is amazing but the energy displayed by the band is insane!
you have to react to Phantom of the Opera, Remember Tomorrow and Strange World with Paul Di'Anno on vocals
Some of my favorites. I love Paul. His high notes were beautiful and his smokey, punky, London pub voice fit the music perfectly.
And Killers!!!
some great British bands from the 70s and 80s, what a time to be alive
after 40 years, it is still my nr.1 Maiden song
It doesn't seem possible its that long ago
@@julianphilp The album Number of the beast (1982) time flies 😉
So lucky to have been around at the time of NWOBHM. Saw Maiden with Paul Di'Anno and Bruce Dickinson with Samson (I couldn't stop listening to Vice Versa). So many bands back then. Some fell by the wayside (Diamond Head what a band but just didn't make it huge). I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott and Blizzard of Oz tour with Randy Rhoades on lead guitar. Sorry. It's just your channel brings back so many memories. The tales I have Shhhhh...
Sir, those must be great memories! Good on you!
I like how Alexis mentions "old English" and Edgar Allen Poe. Iron Maiden made me read classic literature, because a lot of their songs are based on such material: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The Trooper (based off a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson), Murders in the Rue Morgue (Edgar Allen Poe) and other stories/songs. I wanted to know WHY they sung about these stories, so I hu8nted down the source material (way before the internet, kids). And not only did I become an Iron Maiden fan, I fell in love with classic literature along the way. Iron Maiden opened the door for me to Poe, Shakespeare, Dante, Blake, Tennyson, Coleridge and so much more.
So, don't buy into "oh, heavy metal is so low brow" comments. Heavy metal (and Iron Maiden) broadened my horizons in ways school couldn't or didn't.
There are heavy metal fans....and then there are Iron Maiden fans.
Hey Rick... as an English major, how could I NOT mention those amazing poets!? I am so glad that you were introduced to such phenomenal works. Isn't it amazing how music can change perspectives and introduce you to so many new things? We appreciate the comment and hope you stick around for more! -Alexis
Bruce always reminds me of a hyperactive child when I see him on stage. Literally running around like crazy all the time. I don’t know how he still manages to sing!
this is first smart reaction cannel.
Thank you Jarmon, that is very kind.
I love Iron Maiden. One of my favorite songs that dosen't get much play time is Passchendale. Check it out
Seen the beast tour in Kalamazoo Mi. Maiden opened for Judas Priest . My first time seeing both bands and i was blown away . It was a metal bombast and the crowd was nothing but denim and leather . Up the Irons !
If it weren't almost 14 minutes long, I'd say do Rime of the Ancient Mariner" one of my all time favorites.
Oh, we are doing it and when you add our talking...may be our first reaction to break the 30 minute mark :)
Another great song is The Rime of the Ancient Mariner .. great work guys
I'd highly recommend Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner for a reaction 😄
I have seen Maiden 16 times in my 61 years. During the guitar part in the middle Bruce always says the same thing to the crowd. He tells them to scream...like: "SCREAM FOR ME NEW YORK!!!"
Maiden much like Nightwish are best live! My favorite maiden song is “run to the hills” and “tame a land”
Count how many changes in this song and it will blow you away. Iron Maiden was known for having like 10 hooks in their songs, before they'd bring it back home to the first one. So many changes in tone, tempo and beats. No other band has really come close to matching that.
Showing your daughter the classics that’s good parenting.. I show my daughter the same.. teaching her awesome music of that era
the singer's diction is perfect! and the Album art is some of the best ever produced!
I saw them in ‘80,’82 and ‘84 they totally kicked ass.
What a great reaction, guys. Love Bruce the beast and Maiden ! xx
"Don't pause the guitar solo...."
"I know! Let's talk over it!"
It's better than pausing 🤣
I first saw Iron Maiden live opening for UFO in 1979 or 1980. It was the killers album tour. One of the greatest live bands ever. Fun reaction
I watch a Lot of reaction videos but so far the way you guys do it is awesome
Your supposed to introduce her to Rime Of The Ancient Mariner. Make sure you introduce her to all 3 singers Iron Maiden had and Bruce's Solo Work.
That is next Tiffany and then something from Paul era. Blaze is much later. I actually liked X Factor. Underrated album
That one live version (somebody at comments knows obviously) of this song is the best performance Iron Maiden has ever done.
You guys are awesome, don't know your relationship...father, daughter team ....its nice to see you guys bounce opinions of each other ❤
That Bass Gallup is legendary. 🤘
This is parenting done right people, love from Argentina, Up the Irons!
What you also need to remember, this track features the late, great Clive Burr on drums, not Nicko McBrain. 👍👍
Iron Maiden shows are Epic Legendary I've been to a lot of them. My favorite band, but each of these songs are stories they all connect. Hallowed Be Thy Name, Children Of The Damned, The Prisoner etc etc. I love Iron Maiden
I saw them in '84 during their Powerslave tour. It was incredible!
Ur Bloody Mind Has Been Blown By One Of The Best Most Splendid British Power Metal Bands About...💙💙😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Clive Burr Is On The Drums On This Whole Album Sadly No Longer With Us 😢 Nicko McBrain Is The Current Drummer For Maiden.
Nicko came in on Piece of Mind album. IMO a way better drummer. No disrespect to Clive Burr.
I like that you’re listening to studio version first. Nice to get familiar with the song first then enjoy the live version is what I do myself. Omg. I can’tt wait for y’all yo do “One”!!!love Alexis!’ Theory too. She’s probably right! Lol
Clive Burr on drums… love it
I would like to hear what Alexis thinks of "Rime of the Ancient Mariner." UP THE IRONS!
It's really brought up that Bruce Dickinson's singing training was in the beginning very opera and classical based. My first concert was power slave I also seen wicker man fear of the dark and two others I can't think of the name right off hand
Still have my stub from World Slavery.
This is one the best songs in early metal.
There's a version of this song done by many other artists. Cradle of filth does a version, machinehead does a good one but my favorite, is by a band called Solitude Aeturnus.
Done in 1998, the version is punchy, and the vocals from Robert Lowe are so good. Robert went on in the 2000's to do a couple amazing Candlemass albums. Highly recommend. Really hard to find a hard copy these days.
'Song structure and long instrumental breaks perfectly represent the prisoner's internal emotional landscape AND the time it takes for him to reach the gallows and exit this world. Love this song, love 'Maiden, thanks for sharing! 🤘💙
"When i would come out of concerts like that, i couldn't move my neck for a week" LoL We've all been there m8. We all had the same experience with that, but we loved it. THIS is the music, THIS is the way we wanted to live. THIS music is SO explosive. THIS music is never going to be topped. Dude i love this channel, and how you promote this to your daughters. Thank you for doing this
Iron Maiden .. one if not the greatest band on live. They give expirience.
Maiden did a small venue tour post the Seventh Son Stadium tour back in the UK. They had all Stadium energy in a venue that held 1500 people, magical.
They kept all the traditions, a 12 foot tall Eddie and the whole crew came out to sing, filled the stage.
Sore neck, no voice, muffled hearing, all wped out by attending the back stage drinks afterwards, one of the best nights of my life.