You have no idea the thrill it was to at 16 hop the bus to NYC from Jersey and catch Iron Maiden at Madison Square Garden. They work for their fans....just tremendous work ethic and standards every single show...they never disappointed. I loved seeing them every chance they came around....we were spoiled with live shows...our friend did security at Brendan Bern Arena which later turned to PNC, either way was at the meadowlands in New Jersey. For the next 2 yrs we caught every show, even if they weren't so popular at the time (even though they are big acts), like REM, Supertramp, Eric Clapton and more. We were mostly into metal but in 1984-85 it was a show every weekend. I can even tell you how to get from the nose bleeds seats to back stage in that arena, lol. Wild times and a lot of fun.
Keep Doing Maiden Live - Studio versions are Great but live are all EPIC - Fear of the Dark Live - (En Vivo!) 4K - the crowd singing adds another layer of awsomeness \m/
I would recommend doing the studio version of a song and then go straight into a live version to compare and contrast. You'll find the live version more than matches up almost every time. 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' is one that exemplifies this perfectly (live version = Flight 666 DVD). 'The Talisman' is another (live version = En Vivo DVD). 'Paschendale' is another (live version = Death on the Road DVD). Many more to choose from but these are can't-go-wrong selections.
My first concert at 17 was Iron Maiden during their Piece of Mind tour. Fastway opened for them and set me on a path for many concert experiences. Iron Maiden is one of the greatest heavy metal bands ever.
How sad you had to wait until you were 17 to see Iron Maiden live, I got to see them at 12 during the Number of the Beast tour which was like my 3-4 concert, my first ever was at 8 and it was a pretty good first concert too Led Zepplin's last tour ever. I hope you've taken your kids (if you have any) to go see Maiden, mine had a blast when they were little and still do whenever they come to town it's one of the few things we can enjoy together without allot of drama lol.
Welcome to the most loving family you will ever have. Up the Irons, and I don't give a rat's arse about how old they are now, They give 110% every time you see them, and they make you give back 120% more. This is no, "old rocker's" concert played for pity, or money it's pure passion and they STILL deliver that to this day. "And the tale goes on and on and on..........."
“…has stood the test of time…” My ex and I were both big Maiden fans, and took my oldest son to see them when he was seven. (We were already separated, but I thought we should both be part of his first concert.) I met my current husband on Maiden’s fan bulletin board, right around the turn of the millennium. In 2019, my husband, my four kids, my daughter-out-law (they’re not married), and I saw them live on “The Legacy of the Beast” tour. Our group ranged in from from 10 to 51. I saw people on the outside of that range, in both directions.
I had Eddie etched into the back side window of my 76 Grand Prix. On the other side of the car I had The Wall etched into the glass. If only the car was as cool as those two windows.
If you ever get a chance to see these guys in concert, TAKE IT! They are absolutely awesome. Tremendously talented and skilled musicians, they are also consummate showmen. Still playing live tours in 2024, even after Nico recovered from a stroke and Bruce survived cancer, they're just as energetic and exciting to watch as they were 40 years ago, when I first saw them live.
The song is much more meaningful if you “understand the historical lesson” of the British charge of the light brigade in the Crimean war. Iron Maiden songs often have a meaningful historical component or story line.
If you're really set to studio songs, I suggest "To Tame a land" (the remastered version), that one made me think the bassist, Steve Harris, is actually a terminator who went back in time to give us the ultimate bass line. Because you can't play the bass like he did in that song and claim your fingers are made of flesh and blood. You simply can't. Speaking of studio versions also, I would suggest my personal holy trinity of early IM years: "Children of the Damned", "The Prisoner", and my personal favorite, "22 Acacia Avenue".
Iron Maiden (and frontman Bruce Dickinson) always try to make the audience part of the performance - next up, react to the epic "Fear Of The Dark" from "Rock In Rio" - 200,000 brazilians that know every word: th-cam.com/video/PpbnubVOjPY/w-d-xo.html
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Watching them live is like the full package.
seen them for 20 yrs never disappoint! GOATS of rock.
Chile Siendo Chile !!! Acá le hacemos sentir a Iron Maiden lo que son los FANS de Corazón !!!
Only about 200 more songs to go.
😂
You have to see them do Ryme of the Ancient Mariner LIVE! Please do that next. It's based a a peom by Samuel Coleridge, and a must see live!
One of only a few bands that sound better live than their studio albums, no autotune no AI wizardry, just raw talent! 🤘🏻🤘🏻#UpTheIrons
100% Agree. They're Very Talented, Energetic & God Gifted. Up The Irons Dude From India. 🇮🇳🤘❤️😇
Every video of iron maiden is the right one... 😃 They have rocked it hard for decades. Love it man. It's just so much fun. Woohoooo!!!
Iron Maiden,once heard,never unheard🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶❤️
The Unison guitar solos are what thin Lizzy's famous for as well
Favorite metal band ever !! ❤
The GOATS of live rock! No touching them.
You have no idea the thrill it was to at 16 hop the bus to NYC from Jersey and catch Iron Maiden at Madison Square Garden. They work for their fans....just tremendous work ethic and standards every single show...they never disappointed. I loved seeing them every chance they came around....we were spoiled with live shows...our friend did security at Brendan Bern Arena which later turned to PNC, either way was at the meadowlands in New Jersey. For the next 2 yrs we caught every show, even if they weren't so popular at the time (even though they are big acts), like REM, Supertramp, Eric Clapton and more. We were mostly into metal but in 1984-85 it was a show every weekend. I can even tell you how to get from the nose bleeds seats to back stage in that arena, lol. Wild times and a lot of fun.
Generally, with Iron Maiden you must watch live performances. They are just at their best when performing live.
“Dance of Death” and “When the Wild Wind Blows” from the same concert are worth a watch also
two of my favorites songs, on my favorites performances!!! few band get close to them!! up the ironss🤘🤘
One ☝🏼 of my favorite bassist, Mr. Steve Harris!
Just a little faster than the studio version...😁
Keep Doing Maiden Live - Studio versions are Great but live are all EPIC - Fear of the Dark Live - (En Vivo!) 4K - the crowd singing adds another layer of awsomeness \m/
Fear of the Dark from Chile is a must! Maiden, Nightwish, Rammstein are all best served live.
Number of the beast studio.
Fear of the dark live.
I would recommend doing the studio version of a song and then go straight into a live version to compare and contrast. You'll find the live version more than matches up almost every time. 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' is one that exemplifies this perfectly (live version = Flight 666 DVD). 'The Talisman' is another (live version = En Vivo DVD). 'Paschendale' is another (live version = Death on the Road DVD). Many more to choose from but these are can't-go-wrong selections.
They will live forever. Truly legend!!! Love Iron Maiden!!
My first concert at 17 was Iron Maiden during their Piece of Mind tour. Fastway opened for them and set me on a path for many concert experiences. Iron Maiden is one of the greatest heavy metal bands ever.
How sad you had to wait until you were 17 to see Iron Maiden live, I got to see them at 12 during the Number of the Beast tour which was like my 3-4 concert, my first ever was at 8 and it was a pretty good first concert too Led Zepplin's last tour ever. I hope you've taken your kids (if you have any) to go see Maiden, mine had a blast when they were little and still do whenever they come to town it's one of the few things we can enjoy together without allot of drama lol.
Welcome to the most loving family you will ever have.
Up the Irons, and I don't give a rat's arse about how old they are now, They give 110% every time you see them, and they make you give back 120% more. This is no, "old rocker's" concert played for pity, or money it's pure passion and they STILL deliver that to this day. "And the tale goes on and on and on..........."
“…has stood the test of time…”
My ex and I were both big Maiden fans, and took my oldest son to see them when he was seven. (We were already separated, but I thought we should both be part of his first concert.)
I met my current husband on Maiden’s fan bulletin board, right around the turn of the millennium. In 2019, my husband, my four kids, my daughter-out-law (they’re not married), and I saw them live on “The Legacy of the Beast” tour. Our group ranged in from from 10 to 51. I saw people on the outside of that range, in both directions.
I had Eddie etched into the back side window of my 76 Grand Prix. On the other side of the car I had The Wall etched into the glass. If only the car was as cool as those two windows.
Nicko McBrains foot pedal work at the 8:00 mark of your overall video unbelievable…
If you ever get a chance to see these guys in concert, TAKE IT! They are absolutely awesome. Tremendously talented and skilled musicians, they are also consummate showmen.
Still playing live tours in 2024, even after Nico recovered from a stroke and Bruce survived cancer, they're just as energetic and exciting to watch as they were 40 years ago, when I first saw them live.
Excellent video n your reaction was a treat. Thx Salvo. ✌🏻
The song is much more meaningful if you “understand the historical lesson” of the British charge of the light brigade in the Crimean war. Iron Maiden songs often have a meaningful historical component or story line.
Great reaction! Live performances are the best! ❤
How nice to see Dave and Adrian use Gibson guitars.
Still life is an underrated and underplayed song and my favorite off this album
Love this! 😍
Dueling guitar solo followed by a third solo by a separate guitarist.
\m/ UP THE IRONS \m/
Up The Irons 🤘
you can check out fear of the dark live too
Check out Paschendale from the Death on the Road concert - truly epic
You knew this was gonna be a treat. A sea of humanity. They love their Ruck way , way down South.
That looks like a blast 🔥😊
ALWAYS LIVE with Maiden
Do Rime of the Ancient Mariner from Flight 666 dvd, you won't be disappointed. 👍🏻🤘🏻
I suggest you "Aces high" in studio version.(And then the live version from "Live after death"😁)
If you're really set to studio songs, I suggest "To Tame a land" (the remastered version), that one made me think the bassist, Steve Harris, is actually a terminator who went back in time to give us the ultimate bass line. Because you can't play the bass like he did in that song and claim your fingers are made of flesh and blood. You simply can't.
Speaking of studio versions also, I would suggest my personal holy trinity of early IM years: "Children of the Damned", "The Prisoner", and my personal favorite, "22 Acacia Avenue".
They are best live!
Blood Brothers live is awesome
They are dominant a tour of the US in 2024' look them up. Frust time for me was in 85'. Last time in 2016'. They still bring it
Doing a tour....lol
YO! please react to Number of the beast too! the studioversion is great^^
Trippin on the 2 Les Pauls on stage at same time, never seen for Maiden before
Best band on the planet!! Up the Irons, mates!!!
Have you ever listened to The Steve Miller Band? If not you should do a reaction to the song "Joker" I think you will like it!! Love you❤️
Iron Maiden (and frontman Bruce Dickinson) always try to make the audience part of the performance - next up, react to the epic "Fear Of The Dark" from "Rock In Rio" - 200,000 brazilians that know every word: th-cam.com/video/PpbnubVOjPY/w-d-xo.html
bruce flies his own jet
Dave - Virtuoso, Adrian - technical OCD, Yannick - all over the shop,
Wow, such a spot on observation!
Steve Harris is freaking Legend !!!
I love you❤!!!
Up The Irons... As you can see they still pack them in.
This song was released in 80 or 81.
1983
@@osamaqtaitat somewhere in the early 80’s.
@@cinnamon962 yeah.
“Somewhere in time” 😛🙂
he's Eddie
Somos es mejor país de chile hermano 🤘
Listening to a song for the first time with a live version is #DUMB!!!
4Minutes of your BULL. I clicked away
Girl, don't go away mad, Girl, Just go away...
The Rock in Rio version of this song is better, but this one is pretty good too.
Naah...they're a live band. There are enough good clips on YT, and then some. Unless you want a deep cut, and even then....
Do studio Rhime of the Ancient Mariner
Better than the live
Gotta disagree there, Flight 666 DVD is epic in it's atmosphere.