Significance of this show is it was the first western hard rock band to ever perform in Mumbai with a full stage set. People traveled by train from all over India to attend, many without tickets. There were as many people outside the venue as inside. Elephants were actually used as heavy equipment to help construct the stage (made from wood). A historical music event that opened Mumbai up for other rock acts to appear.
I was at this show. I was sooooo happy. And the feelings that I had when the first notes of the song played...indescribable. I could’ve died then and be happy. It an amazing concert.
Wow! How lucky are you? That concert looked incredible! With everyone singing along, that was just amazing. I wish they recorded a full concert in Mumbai. That crowd was wonderful!
So, I was front row at the Perth leg of this concert and I still get goosebumps at this song. The noise, the pyro, Bruce jumping right at me ..... best concert ever
The Churchill speech makes the opening to this show give goosebumps... shame they never recorded the download set where they had the crowd buzzed by a spitfire during the speech
Lucky you. These guys play in my country (US) all the time but the crowd is never as amazing as this. Maybe because we're used to seeing them almost every year. But, this show is special.
The clip where this is from Maiden Flight 666, they talk to fans before the shows. It’s so amazing to see how important this is for so many and the journey to get there. Keep up the great work!
I always feel patriotic when I hear Churchill's speech "we will never surrender". I think this, Powerslave and Run To The Hills are my favourite Maiden songs, they are one of the best metal bands to come from my home country.
The opening with Winston Churchill's speech is a great scene-setting for the song, about the men of Fighter Command on constant readiness in the early days of WW2. The crowd is so enthusiastic because Iron Maiden had been able to actually stage shows which were accessible to them, thanks to lead singer Bruce Dickinson's ability to lease a Boeing 757 from his then-employer Astraeus Airlines, during the off-season, to fly the band to venues which would have been uneconomical to visit any other way. He captained the aircraft himself, as that was his day job at the time. His on-stage athleticism is legendary, and of course, he is well above typical fitness - on tour he trained with several international fencing teams, and was a tough opponent, having been invited to try out for the British Olympic team, he turned down the opportunity for lack of time. Of course, he has since repeated the feat but bigger and better, getting type rated to captain a 747 (this time leased through his own aviation company in Cardiff) for their most recent tour. He had to struggle for that one, as just prior to starting the conversion he had to undergo throat cancer treatment, which of course invalidated his flight crew medical certificate, and it was not until he got the all-clear from his oncologist and regained it that he could re-enter training to regain currency for his Airline Transport Pilots License and then get rated for the 747. As part of his company's business is training, he may well have been able to remain current on type during the current situation, if a training captain is also available to conduct the 6-monthly check-rides and if he has been able to travel to Gatwick for his regular medical recertification, which must be at least twice a year at his age and with his medical history. He will be getting the maximum level checkup, blood tests, eyesight tests, hearing tests (particularly challenging for a heavy metal singer who has been active for as long as he has) and running on the treadmill to test VO2Max and heart-rate to near exhaustion (if such a thing is possible for him) every time. Bruce has a strong connection with the song - he owns and flies to display aerobatics standard a genuine Spitfire, which I have overflown in the air on one of my own flights, above the exclusion zone established by NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for a display at Duxford, where the Spitfire first entered RAF service in 1936 and which is home to more Spitfires than anywhere else, being where the Imperial War Museum's large collection is held (smaller exhibits are housed at their London headquarters). I'm close enough to watch the displays there from my garden, and the sound or Merlins, Griffins, and other warbird engines is commonplace here as pilots maintain currency and train for displays, and aircraft are test-flown following maintenance or repair - or even complete restoration. Unfortunately, I am unlikely to be able to exercise my pilots licenses in either UK or US now, as I cannot pass a medical, and besides, it would be tricky from a wheelchair.
Fantastic comment Phil, I was lucky enough to be at Duxford a few years ago when Bruce displayed his Fokker Dr1 Triplane as part of the great war display team. I was doing the flightline walk in the morning and watched the Catalina land and taxi in, the door opened and out came Bruce, he'd grabbed a lift in it from Cambridge. I went back to my car, grabbed a maiden CD, went back and asked him to sign it. During the day I found a stall selling a corgi model of his triplane, so I bought a couple, after the display had finished Bruce and the rest of the team were pushing their aeroplanes through the crowd into a hanger, I asked him if he needed a hand, he said sure, so I helped him push his Triplane. When we got to the hanger I asked him if he could sign my Triplane, he was really amazed corgi had made a model of his plane and he said it was lovely. I told him I had a spare and he could have it and I gave it him,, he was really humbled and the whole experience made my day, I still have to look at my photos to believe it happened!
It's great for the song no doubt and my favorite way to start a concert, but an odd choice in India due to the controversy Churchill stirred in the country when he once called Mahatma Gandhi "a seditious Middle Temple lawyer, now posing as a half-naked fakir".
@@brickcitycomics2135 I don't think the Maiden fans in India minded, and seem to regard it as so much water over the porcelain by now. Swapping in a different opener for one gig mid-tour is no simple matter. It certainly isn't impossible, but enough work that I would expect it to have been checked by a local tour manager if anyone thought it was going to be a problem. Clearly, it wasn't!
I think he also Ed Force One into a hostile war zone to help a British soldier get to a hospital in Germany or somewhere. Very brave if this is the case.
@@andrewbayada2475 Not Ed Force One, as they were both (the first B757 and the later B747) short-term leases, but Iron Maiden did put on a Concert in Sarajevo in the middle of the break up of Yugoslavia, which may be the occasion you are thinking of. They had to be smuggled into the still "hot" zone in the back of a truck. Bruce has also captained repatriation flights on several occasions for holidaymakers trapped in a couple of war zones which have suddenly erupted.
I am so proud that i was a part of this live back in March 2007, 1st time in India and was a dream come true. The atmosphere and the energy was unreal! Please please come for 1 more gig..😝
Oh yes, that would be great , how is it that Maiden sounds better live than studio versions , best metal band ever, Up the Irons, and up with that like button
Speaking of the energy level these guys have, keep in mind theyre like 50 when this was made. pretty crazy. Bruce knows how to interact with the crowd so well, makes for a great show.
Nicely done..Other tracks to check out, Back in the village, killers, remember tomorrow, die with your boots on, still life, the prisoner ,powerslave.The list goes on and on.Then you get to Bruce's solo stuff , GOLD
I was lucky enough to see the original Powerslave tour, along with Somewhere in time. Even in 1986, these guys started the shows with such energy and build up... that they appear to come out of nowhere, and then blow you away, until you realize the houselights are on and its time to slowly make your way back to the car, and dreaming of that night for many years.
Nothing like Iron Maiden to start your afternoon. Thank you, guys. Suzy's facial expression at this band is priceless. She really enjoys doing these reaction videos. Travis is a cool dude, too. Kind regards and stay safe. 😷😷😷
Their are GREAT bassists. Every once in awhile there are EPIC bassists. Once in a lifetime there are LEGENDARY bassists. Then,...there is THE BASS GOD....Steve Harris. ALL must bow to his superior awesomeness.
An acquaintance of mine is the son of the owner of the biggest booking company in my neck of the woods, so he has been able to see hundreds of shows in the local arena and he told me that there are a few bands including AC/DC, Nightwish, Pink Floyd & Iron Maiden which he considers to be in a class by themselves when talking about live performances.
Hopefully, you also know that Bruce Dickensen survived throat cancer. I been loving this freaking awesome band since the beginning. I finally got to see them live just before Covid shut the world down and got to take my daughter ( who loves them because I taught her so well!) with me. I was a madwoman! Pure joy!
You should check out their stage design from last year’s tour- they had a fighter plane flying over the stage during this song. As for Bruce he had flamethrowers attached to his arms during Flight of Icarus.🔥🤘
Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001 Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001 Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001 Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001
You two need to watch "Passchendaele" (Pashendale) from the death on the road live concert. It's based around the WW1 battle and they've put a lot of time and effort into making the scene fit the song. You'll see when you watch it :D
You know, the thing with energetic audiences helping, yes I agree. However, throughout their career, Iron Maiden have brought it out in their audiences. That is why the band has been filling stadiums.
For newbies ; That voice heard at the beginning is, (Britain's then PM) W. Churchill's original speech during WW2 Nazi Germany airborne attacks on Britain. This was the inspiration for the song as well..
Yes! Another legit reaction from the Wolf Hunterz. Up the Irons 🤘🏼 Nicko = The Comedian Octopus Adrian, Dave & Janick = Triple Axe Attack Steve = Point and Play Bruce = Hold the Mic, I’m Gunna Fly a Plane
What I like about iron maiden live albums and DVDs is that they sound like real live, not like the vast majority that are so produced that they sound like a studio album. It all sounds perfect, yes, but it doesn't sound like a real live show, including perfect voices that don't sound like that live.
They Have a good amount of my money through yrs of tickets & Merch.. So Totally Worth every penny spent, especially when I started taking My Son to Shows at age 7. That was in yr 2002
I want to see them, Sabaton and Lovebites on the same bill. Imagine Joakim and Bruce trading vocals, while Miho plays bass alongside Steve Harris, with Miyako and Midori battling with Adrian, Janick and Dave - culminating in a drum battle - Nicko v Hannes. 🤘🔥❤️
Now for something that's REALLY gonna mess with your head, these guys are all in their early sixties. Me too. I still run around like a madman. Never gonna take me alive! ha ha ha
There's actually a story about those pants. In an interview, Bruce was saying that the bits of cloths were supposed to be sewed up.... Like some sort of Eddie's clothes....but he told them to leave them hanging like that... That's how those pants became famous.
The vocalist, Bruce Dickinson, is a history student, an esgrimist, an a Pilot (captain) of comercial airlines. Sorry for my english but I'm from Argentina.
hehe if u want to see Iron Maiden really embracing what they do and kill at a concert with the right stage props nonetheless... try 22 Accacia avenue live Hammersmith 1982
Correct me if I'm wrong aces was an raf(royal airforce) squadron that supposedly was the fine line between england being defeated by germany or winning ? BTW that is a famous speach by wiston "winnie" churchil when he said no matter what england will rather go down fighting than ever surrender.
First stop on 666 world tour starting from England where Bruce captained a boeing 757 fully sign written carrying the band, families, stage crew and equipment round the world. The stage was built using a bamboo structure by local crew and the band were blessed by a sacred local elephant before sou d check, do watch the flight 666 video documentary
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Significance of this show is it was the first western hard rock band to ever perform in Mumbai with a full stage set. People traveled by train from all over India to attend, many without tickets. There were as many people outside the venue as inside. Elephants were actually used as heavy equipment to help construct the stage (made from wood). A historical music event that opened Mumbai up for other rock acts to appear.
Thank you for sharing the info! Crazy!! Up the Irons!!
Maybe the best live band ever. Bruce Dickinson's voice is absolutely iconic
I was at this show. I was sooooo happy. And the feelings that I had when the first notes of the song played...indescribable. I could’ve died then and be happy. It an amazing concert.
Ive seen them multiple times and tbh i could always cry whem i hear the first notes
same here brother the concert was incredible \m/
Wow! How lucky are you? That concert looked incredible! With everyone singing along, that was just amazing. I wish they recorded a full concert in Mumbai. That crowd was wonderful!
Even in their 60's they're still the greatest live metal band.
They are THE best live band on the Planet. Up the Irons!
Let's not forget that amazing bass that still cuts through with everything else going on. Steve Harris is a bass God with his sound and lines
Fact.
Exactly G.O.A.T
"Sign of the Cross" from Rock in Rio 2001 is also good performance (for a song not so loved by fans because from Blaze's era)
Really, i love that song. But the Rio 2019 edition is much more cooler. A better stage show. 🤗
Yes
This song is loved. Just not sung by Blaze. But the Bruce version sung on Rock in Rio is a classic. Everyone loves it.
@@gabrielkontogiorgis , yes, it's Bruce version, but Blaze and Bruce- maiden's family!
Sign of the cross is the best song on blaze era
So, I was front row at the Perth leg of this concert and I still get goosebumps at this song. The noise, the pyro, Bruce jumping right at me ..... best concert ever
The Churchill speech makes the opening to this show give goosebumps... shame they never recorded the download set where they had the crowd buzzed by a spitfire during the speech
Yeah,singer is a pilot,fencer,black belt,history teacher,singer,and my men beat throat cancer.
Was dere at dis concert....only one word"ELECTRIFYING"....love from India...UP THE IRONS
Lucky you. These guys play in my country (US) all the time but the crowd is never as amazing as this. Maybe because we're used to seeing them almost every year. But, this show is special.
Adam hendrickson......thanks buddy..
Iv been a fan of maiden since 1980. Im now 54 years old and they tire me out just watching them. There will never be another maiden. Up the irons.
The clip where this is from Maiden Flight 666, they talk to fans before the shows. It’s so amazing to see how important this is for so many and the journey to get there. Keep up the great work!
I always feel patriotic when I hear Churchill's speech "we will never surrender". I think this, Powerslave and Run To The Hills are my favourite Maiden songs, they are one of the best metal bands to come from my home country.
its to bad churchill was a murdering free mason
@@dunkydog1676 Yeah, but, the song's still great.
@@dunkydog1676 you moron
Abit weird getting indians hyped up to a Churchill speech when you consider history.
The opening with Winston Churchill's speech is a great scene-setting for the song, about the men of Fighter Command on constant readiness in the early days of WW2. The crowd is so enthusiastic because Iron Maiden had been able to actually stage shows which were accessible to them, thanks to lead singer Bruce Dickinson's ability to lease a Boeing 757 from his then-employer Astraeus Airlines, during the off-season, to fly the band to venues which would have been uneconomical to visit any other way.
He captained the aircraft himself, as that was his day job at the time. His on-stage athleticism is legendary, and of course, he is well above typical fitness - on tour he trained with several international fencing teams, and was a tough opponent, having been invited to try out for the British Olympic team, he turned down the opportunity for lack of time.
Of course, he has since repeated the feat but bigger and better, getting type rated to captain a 747 (this time leased through his own aviation company in Cardiff) for their most recent tour. He had to struggle for that one, as just prior to starting the conversion he had to undergo throat cancer treatment, which of course invalidated his flight crew medical certificate, and it was not until he got the all-clear from his oncologist and regained it that he could re-enter training to regain currency for his Airline Transport Pilots License and then get rated for the 747.
As part of his company's business is training, he may well have been able to remain current on type during the current situation, if a training captain is also available to conduct the 6-monthly check-rides and if he has been able to travel to Gatwick for his regular medical recertification, which must be at least twice a year at his age and with his medical history. He will be getting the maximum level checkup, blood tests, eyesight tests, hearing tests (particularly challenging for a heavy metal singer who has been active for as long as he has) and running on the treadmill to test VO2Max and heart-rate to near exhaustion (if such a thing is possible for him) every time.
Bruce has a strong connection with the song - he owns and flies to display aerobatics standard a genuine Spitfire, which I have overflown in the air on one of my own flights, above the exclusion zone established by NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for a display at Duxford, where the Spitfire first entered RAF service in 1936 and which is home to more Spitfires than anywhere else, being where the Imperial War Museum's large collection is held (smaller exhibits are housed at their London headquarters). I'm close enough to watch the displays there from my garden, and the sound or Merlins, Griffins, and other warbird engines is commonplace here as pilots maintain currency and train for displays, and aircraft are test-flown following maintenance or repair - or even complete restoration.
Unfortunately, I am unlikely to be able to exercise my pilots licenses in either UK or US now, as I cannot pass a medical, and besides, it would be tricky from a wheelchair.
Fantastic comment Phil, I was lucky enough to be at Duxford a few years ago when Bruce displayed his Fokker Dr1 Triplane as part of the great war display team. I was doing the flightline walk in the morning and watched the Catalina land and taxi in, the door opened and out came Bruce, he'd grabbed a lift in it from Cambridge. I went back to my car, grabbed a maiden CD, went back and asked him to sign it. During the day I found a stall selling a corgi model of his triplane, so I bought a couple, after the display had finished Bruce and the rest of the team were pushing their aeroplanes through the crowd into a hanger, I asked him if he needed a hand, he said sure, so I helped him push his Triplane. When we got to the hanger I asked him if he could sign my Triplane, he was really amazed corgi had made a model of his plane and he said it was lovely. I told him I had a spare and he could have it and I gave it him,, he was really humbled and the whole experience made my day, I still have to look at my photos to believe it happened!
It's great for the song no doubt and my favorite way to start a concert, but an odd choice in India due to the controversy Churchill stirred in the country when he once called Mahatma Gandhi "a seditious Middle Temple lawyer, now posing as a half-naked fakir".
@@brickcitycomics2135 I don't think the Maiden fans in India minded, and seem to regard it as so much water over the porcelain by now.
Swapping in a different opener for one gig mid-tour is no simple matter. It certainly isn't impossible, but enough work that I would expect it to have been checked by a local tour manager if anyone thought it was going to be a problem. Clearly, it wasn't!
I think he also Ed Force One into a hostile war zone to help a British soldier get to a hospital in Germany or somewhere. Very brave if this is the case.
@@andrewbayada2475 Not Ed Force One, as they were both (the first B757 and the later B747) short-term leases, but Iron Maiden did put on a Concert in Sarajevo in the middle of the break up of Yugoslavia, which may be the occasion you are thinking of. They had to be smuggled into the still "hot" zone in the back of a truck. Bruce has also captained repatriation flights on several occasions for holidaymakers trapped in a couple of war zones which have suddenly erupted.
today 9th of October makes 1 year that I went to the Iron Maiden show, in Porto Alegre, one of the best days of my life !!!!!
I am so proud that i was a part of this live back in March 2007, 1st time in India and was a dream come true. The atmosphere and the energy was unreal! Please please come for 1 more gig..😝
"the energy, my god..." exatly man, exactly ;) :-)
Blood brothers (rock in rio) next please!!
Oh yes, that would be great , how is it that
Maiden sounds better live than studio versions , best metal band ever,
Up the Irons, and up with that like button
The most amazing video! My Gawd! I love that song so much more because of that video! Crazy awesome!
Great reaction guys, like allways!!! WE NEED MORE MAIDEN!!!! Cheers from argentina! UP THE IRONS!!!
These guys are in there 60's and still killing it everywhere they go..greatest live performance I've ever seen.
lovely to see iron maiden again. this music bring happiness in mind :) thanx to reaction and have great day and new week there.
Saw them in Toronto last year - opened with this song with a full size model Spitfire flying above them. EPIC.
Speaking of the energy level these guys have, keep in mind theyre like 50 when this was made. pretty crazy. Bruce knows how to interact with the crowd so well, makes for a great show.
Nicely done..Other tracks to check out, Back in the village, killers, remember tomorrow, die with your boots on, still life, the prisoner ,powerslave.The list goes on and on.Then you get to Bruce's solo stuff , GOLD
I listened to Iron Maiden live in the 80s, 90s, 00s and 10s. I hope I get at least one more this decade :D
This was their concert in India. I however did not make it to the concert, but I remember the energy among everyone here.
Great job with your reaction to Aces High from Iron Maiden live . I saw them in Worcester Massachusetts during this tour it was Awesome.
I was lucky enough to see the original Powerslave tour, along with Somewhere in time. Even in 1986, these guys started the shows with such energy and build up... that they appear to come out of nowhere, and then blow you away, until you realize the houselights are on and its time to slowly make your way back to the car, and dreaming of that night for many years.
Nothing like Iron Maiden to start your afternoon. Thank you, guys. Suzy's facial expression at this band is priceless. She really enjoys doing these reaction videos. Travis is a cool dude, too. Kind regards and stay safe. 😷😷😷
Their are GREAT bassists. Every once in awhile there are EPIC bassists. Once in a lifetime there are LEGENDARY bassists. Then,...there is THE BASS GOD....Steve Harris. ALL must bow to his superior awesomeness.
Greatest Metal band ever. I can’t wait to see them again. UP THE IRONS!!
i was there in this concert itself.. i am speechless to describe the feelings.. up the irons \m/
Iron Maiden Live = Energy 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍
I literally watched it live last Friday (September 2nd) at rock in rio. it was the best show of my life.
Maiden puts on a great show. That was the last show I saw before Covid. They still bring the energy 100%!!
goosebumps every time i hear iron maiden, one of earth greatest metal band ever !!!!!!!!!
Amazing crowd. The volume of the last chorus, wow.
I was at the only UK gig of that tour and holy shit it’s one of the best gigs I’ve been to.
You're great guys!!
Thank you for your videos!!!
Thé energy IS in the..hairs..!!!!
An acquaintance of mine is the son of the owner of the biggest booking company in my neck of the woods, so he has been able to see hundreds of shows in the local arena and he told me that there are a few bands including AC/DC, Nightwish, Pink Floyd & Iron Maiden which he considers to be in a class by themselves when talking about live performances.
Iron Maiden - 22 Acacia Avenue
Hopefully, you also know that Bruce Dickensen survived throat cancer. I been loving this freaking awesome band since the beginning. I finally got to see them live just before Covid shut the world down and got to take my daughter ( who loves them because I taught her so well!) with me. I was a madwoman! Pure joy!
You guys are doing the right thing..not doing the studio album version,& missing all the fun action they have on Tour..
You should check out their stage design from last year’s tour- they had a fighter plane flying over the stage during this song. As for Bruce he had flamethrowers attached to his arms during Flight of Icarus.🔥🤘
Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001
Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001
Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001
Hallowed be thy name Rock in Rio 2001
Iron Maiden along with Judas Priest and Black Sabbath are The Godfathers of HEAVY METAL 🤘🤘
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Out of all the amazing skills Bru has got, I reckon his greatest is jumping..
You two need to watch "Passchendaele" (Pashendale) from the death on the road live concert. It's based around the WW1 battle and they've put a lot of time and effort into making the scene fit the song. You'll see when you watch it :D
few bands can command that many crowds around the world like Iron maiden. cheers
I glad you like are heavy metal this well put all of today music in a dustbin
During the tour Bruce Dickinson did pilot the Flight 666.
Yup... He is a certified airline pilot :)
The lead singer is also a fully qualified airline pilot and flew the band around the world on this tour !
Up the irons 🤘
Its definitely the pants
Up the irons🤘 keep doing live Maiden reactions and the subs will roll in
Their energy is the same on the first song all the way to the last song, fuckin incredible
Every song maiden has made is fucking awesome
Starting to Listen to Maiden over 20 years ago is one of the best choices in my life!! 🤘🤘🤘
Must to bee good to have such an ordinance... anywhere in the Universe...
You know, the thing with energetic audiences helping, yes I agree. However, throughout their career, Iron Maiden have brought it out in their audiences. That is why the band has been filling stadiums.
For newbies ; That voice heard at the beginning is, (Britain's then PM) W. Churchill's original speech during WW2 Nazi Germany airborne attacks on Britain. This was the inspiration for the song as well..
the full documentary Flight 666 is a most see to really grasp the complexity of the world record tour they did. simply awsome
I think this is one of the best tributes to the boys from the battle of Britain that has ever been recorded aswel, which is always a nice + for me
If Iron Maiden will play in antartica there will be 100000 penguins cheering at them, amazing. They fill arenas all over the world
4:15 M.Night Shyamalan is having a good time too..
That's why all their live are soldout all around the world! Next could be fear of the dark rock in Rio. Thanks for sharing
Fear of the Dark in Rock in Rio 2001 (I was there)
Yes! Another legit reaction from the Wolf Hunterz. Up the Irons 🤘🏼
Nicko = The Comedian Octopus
Adrian, Dave & Janick = Triple Axe Attack
Steve = Point and Play
Bruce = Hold the Mic, I’m Gunna Fly a Plane
What I like about iron maiden live albums and DVDs is that they sound like real live, not like the vast majority that are so produced that they sound like a studio album. It all sounds perfect, yes, but it doesn't sound like a real live show, including perfect voices that don't sound like that live.
I saw them in 2019 before all this horribleness happened and they opened with this so I can confirm that is definitely an amazing way to start a show.
They Have a good amount of my money through yrs of tickets & Merch.. So Totally Worth every penny spent, especially when I started taking My Son to Shows at age 7. That was in yr 2002
Bruce Dickinson is also a PILOT, he pilots the ED FORCE ONE the BAND'S JUMBO JET...
One word when it comes to Iron Maiden; POWERSLAVE!
I want to see them, Sabaton and Lovebites on the same bill. Imagine Joakim and Bruce trading vocals, while Miho plays bass alongside Steve Harris, with Miyako and Midori battling with Adrian, Janick and Dave - culminating in a drum battle - Nicko v Hannes. 🤘🔥❤️
When I play World of Warplanes online I have that song in a loop and it motivates me.
And that folks is iron maiden to a tee.
These guys are the Best.
You forgot to mention it’s Bruce who flies the 747 around the world with the band on board. He’s also professional fencer
Now for something that's REALLY gonna mess with your head, these guys are all in their early sixties. Me too. I still run around like a madman. Never gonna take me alive! ha ha ha
There is full documentary on them,highly suggested.
My respects to Iron maiden one of the greatest bands to ever do it
look this song in the last tour....there was a plane on the stage
They open the show and never let go \m/\m/ UP THE IRONS
There's actually a story about those pants. In an interview, Bruce was saying that the bits of cloths were supposed to be sewed up.... Like some sort of Eddie's clothes....but he told them to leave them hanging like that... That's how those pants became famous.
Surprise surprise, Bruce lines to jump and fly through the air...he is also an airline pilot and flies the band around on tour after all...
The name of the song is not Aces, it's "Aces High"
how did that happen?
the title says Aces High....whats the problem
@@justing42 first off that might have been changed most likely cause in the actual video Suzy Q says Aces not Aces High
At 5:02 his wireless malfunctioned, they had to connect him directly to the sound system. It sucks, but it happens
The vocalist, Bruce Dickinson, is a history student, an esgrimist, an a Pilot (captain) of comercial airlines. Sorry for my english but I'm from Argentina.
black belt,and almost olympian fencer
hehe if u want to see Iron Maiden really embracing what they do and kill at a concert with the right stage props nonetheless... try 22 Accacia avenue live Hammersmith 1982
Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son Rock am Ring 2014 nice
A Winston Churchill introduction. I'm a history nut.Very cool. Iron Maiden is loved world wide.
Lead Vocalist is Capt Bruce Dickinson Flight 666
Bruce Dickinson (the jumping lead vocalist), is 62 years old .
Correct me if I'm wrong aces was an raf(royal airforce) squadron that supposedly was the fine line between england being defeated by germany or winning ? BTW that is a famous speach by wiston "winnie" churchil when he said no matter what england will rather go down fighting than ever surrender.
Need to react to When the wild wind blows from En Vivo live dvd
Featured on The Walking Dead too.
search the hunterz channel , they have already reacted to it
@@GregWilson635 cheers
My idol band since 1984 while i''m a young ... from Indonesia mantabbbb🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩 next Helloweed be the name👍👍
If that dosnt get your adrenalin going you are officially dead.😂
First stop on 666 world tour starting from England where Bruce captained a boeing 757 fully sign written carrying the band, families, stage crew and equipment round the world. The stage was built using a bamboo structure by local crew and the band were blessed by a sacred local elephant before sou d check, do watch the flight 666 video documentary
how can you not sing along to this song?