I used to know Clive. I fondly remember the time when he was tapping the drum beats of this song on my kitchen table - whilst his then wife Kathy was cutting my hair.
I use to cheat there with just alternate sticking snare hits and bass drum on 4's. Clive never cheated. That was the secret sauce. Nicko is great but cheated from time to time with broken hand patterns. I put Clive above him for that reason and the way he accented offbeats.
Probably the most Melodic of the Top Drummers, some nice quirky beats in there and lots of dynamics. Clive is one of my top five, he's in there with Peart and Palmer and a few that rotate in and out.
Wow. Hearing the drum track isolated really brings out stuff you might otherwise miss. It is really tight but has some real swing. Clive was a lot different to a lot of metal drummers at the time. I think he gave Maiden a different edge
To follow Steves envision was the core of Iron Maiden. Unfortunately Clive was hung over all the time hence Nicko young gun and most importantly could fulfill Steves bass style and move on. I live Clive btw❤. Every person in life has a purpose then move on to find that purpose. ...
See the different sizes of the wave forms, particularly on the kick. That's an example of why a drum program will never substitute the subtle inconsistencies of human element. Clive was a master in his field.
Just absolutely wonderful!!! The feel that Clive had in his playing is rightly extolled to high levels, this right here is a prime example of why! RIP Clive 🌹
I'm not a drummer or any other musician. But I have to say, I love this song when Clive plays it. But all the magic is gone when Nicko plays it. I don't know why it is, but Clive has so much more passion and a specific groove that Nicko never achieved. I also like the songs with Nicko, without a doubt. But Cilve was somehow special, even I, as a non-musician, can hear that.
Wow I been playing this song wrong for decades lmao. Scheisse! What you hear with the guitars off omg, then again I'm not Clive Burr. I been doing back and fourth shuffles and Clive isn't doing that.
Clive enhanced slightly what the brilliant Doug Sampson had laid down and formed a couple of years before. Would loved to have seen heard what Doug would have given to Maiden, I suspect he would have still been there now had his health not let him down.
love how you can still hear the rest of the band in the background, helps with syncing while learning
The swing, the power and the atypical way you can play four to the floor and still be metal as f#ck!
Clive was a genius in his art! Brilliant track!
The late great Clive Burr...such a great player
I used to know Clive. I fondly remember the time when he was tapping the drum beats of this song on my kitchen table - whilst his then wife Kathy was cutting my hair.
3:47, very precise triplets playing unisons with both hand (left: snare, right: floor tom)...outstanding Clive's drumming!
I use to cheat there with just alternate sticking snare hits and bass drum on 4's. Clive never cheated. That was the secret sauce. Nicko is great but cheated from time to time with broken hand patterns. I put Clive above him for that reason and the way he accented offbeats.
Clive style is VERY physical in some sense
This guy's right hand already kills me on Sanctuary and Wrathchild and Hallowed, now his left hand's gonna kill me on Phantom 😭😂
Probably the most Melodic of the Top Drummers, some nice quirky beats in there and lots of dynamics.
Clive is one of my top five, he's in there with Peart and Palmer and a few that rotate in and out.
Maiden was never the same! Loved Clive's playing. Missed him dearly when he was fired.
A visceral drummer!
Wow. Hearing the drum track isolated really brings out stuff you might otherwise miss. It is really tight but has some real swing. Clive was a lot different to a lot of metal drummers at the time. I think he gave Maiden a different edge
To follow Steves envision was the core of Iron Maiden. Unfortunately Clive was hung over all the time hence Nicko young gun and most importantly could fulfill Steves bass style and move on. I live Clive btw❤. Every person in life has a purpose then move on to find that purpose. ...
@@Jaggermonster-k1j I just commented on the post. I wasn’t really interested in your opinion. Thanks for sharing anyway
@@Jaggermonster-k1jNicko is older than everyone else in the band, so hardly a young gun
Clive just was not able to manage the "concert-alcohol after party-concert" touring style while Nicko was.
@@Jaggermonster-k1jFalse
See the different sizes of the wave forms, particularly on the kick. That's an example of why a drum program will never substitute the subtle inconsistencies of human element.
Clive was a master in his field.
Agreed
That's feel, not inconsistencies.
Still can't help picturing Daley Thompson when I listen to this :)
Just absolutely wonderful!!! The feel that Clive had in his playing is rightly extolled to high levels, this right here is a prime example of why! RIP Clive 🌹
Holly sh*t, look at that ghost notes and ride grooves. I never heard that before...
Excellent - thanks. RIP Clive.
Man was a genius. A fucking genius!
It's incomprehensible
That wonderful triplet / almost 12/8 feel to the beat is unsurpassed
So glad I got to see him during the Beast on the Road tour at ChicagoFest 1982. My only time. I was only 13. Thanks for posting this.
That’s why Thin Lizzy was a great inspiration for Maiden’s playing.
Unreal😮
I'm not a drummer or any other musician. But I have to say, I love this song when Clive plays it. But all the magic is gone when Nicko plays it. I don't know why it is, but Clive has so much more passion and a specific groove that Nicko never achieved. I also like the songs with Nicko, without a doubt. But Cilve was somehow special, even I, as a non-musician, can hear that.
incredible gosth notes
Greatly missed. An inspiration.
Genius.
I hear Cozy Powell when listening to Clive.
th-cam.com/video/U3Ss2Lo6Gfk/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared Adrian says in this video that Clive was in fact inspired by Cozy (and Ian Paice)
I only hear Clive, he liked those 2, he also loved Phil Rudd.
He played his own way.
Estilo e originalidade , grande Clive !
Class, great feel. Absolute legend!
Grande Clive!
Clive and Sweet's Mick Tucker are my favorites: speed, power and synchronism!
Wow I been playing this song wrong for decades lmao. Scheisse! What you hear with the guitars off omg, then again I'm not Clive Burr. I been doing back and fourth shuffles and Clive isn't doing that.
Damn, can you do Prowler and their self titled song next? Clive is a beast
Just look for the Rock Band Multitrack on the internet
Clive enhanced slightly what the brilliant Doug Sampson had laid down and formed a couple of years before. Would loved to have seen heard what Doug would have given to Maiden, I suspect he would have still been there now had his health not let him down.
Clive's playing style is very reminiscent of Peter Criss's
He’s way better
@@cjones3093 Yes, no doubt!
In what way?
@@papapoodo6685 in the rhythm, in the jazz feel, in the ghost notes
@@gikvint Hmmm... I like both but don't hear that... They sound very different to my ears ...But that's okay...Cheers to both!
Proto extreme metal i guess
El mejor
Eso no es fácil de hacer🧐😰🥁hay que tener un cierto nivel de talento👏
I'm quite sure he had 3 arms
Clive Burr was E.T. Up the irons!
What is the name of the program for listen iron maiden sings isolated?
There is no such program. I'm just mixing already isolated tracks in Audacity.
@@bonzosdrumgrooves259Sounds good, how did you get the isolated drum tracks?
👍👍🤘
hey, would you combine Clive’s drums with Nell Smith’s cover of Into Your Arms? It’s an idea & I don’t have the tools to do it myself.
reals tracks ?
Yes. This is the original track.
Great drummer, i love!