@@KarelPotuznikyeah, awful. As soon as Be Quick or be Dead drum intro starts you know immediately. Shame Martin Birch had his name on that album as his last
consumato in videocassetta con mio fratello sul tappeto, a vederlo ore ed ore. Che bei tempi. Bring your daughter to the slaughter 's performance was simply a masterpiece
0:00 The Number Of The Beast 4:49 Prowler 9:09 Transylvania 13:00 Remember Tomorrow 18:55 2 Minutes To Midnight 24:25 From Here To Eternity 28:38 Wasting Love 34:18 Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter 39:35 Afraid To Shoot Strangers 46:15 The Clairvoyant 50:35 Heaven Can Wait 57:55 Run To The Hills
When you see Bruce singing "Heaven Can Wait" or "Iron Maiden" you can clearly see he was sick of that band back then and just wanted to leave. Sad to see that but thank god everything turned out wall at the end.
Too true. However, I can understand how he probably felt. It was tougher on him singing in the register he had to, night after night, after night. I think it was the aftermath of the World Slavery Tour, that probably stuck with him for years later. When I saw them at this time (or not too long before) at Castle Donington 1992, he said, at the beginning of Run To The Hills: "Come on, you know this one - don't have to say it." This seemed to indicate he was getting a bit fed up. However, they still continued and he carried on until he left, regarding what issues there were beyond the scenes; unlike another famous band at that time that, due to their front man, used to walk off stage after an upset with a single individual, or turn up on stage, again due to their singer, two to three hours late (though I do like this band). Bruce came back and rocked hard again with the band - still trying their best to deliver great albums, along with their live performances being as strong as ever, if not stronger - UP THE IRONS!!
I read in an unautorized bio which copiled interview and sayings from various time periods of the band, that Harris wanted to punch him at some instances in this tour, cos Bruce didn't always deliver the 100% on his performances. I know Maiden has never been a band of public scandals among their ranks, but some fights occurred, even since 86' at the SIT production and recording, when Harris and Bruce ended in some punch fight. Maybe that is why that record is overlooked by the band to this very day🤷♂️
@@thewildbruce5612 It was in a book from a croatian fan and author, Stjepan Juras, who has wroten various books, gathered media about the band and sayings of people who worked around them. He put what i mention in the SIT book, which was a low point in their personal interaction beetween the members, specially with Bruce, after the exhausting Live After Death tour.
To me the best live performances of the band, mature band full of energy. Sadly after that Bruce was gone for 7 years, dark times with Blaze. After the dark times the gods listen to maiden fans and Bruce and Adrian were back for good! Thnx iron maiden for being the best heavy metal and rock band ever!
To me their best live performances were in the 80's! They were UNBEATABLE in the 80's and had so much energy and fire! They lost that fire, when Adrian left in 1989. And sadly, they never got it back...
@@InfamousB9 - I respectfully disagree. They got it back in 2000 (and never lost it). Brave New World is an incredible album, as was their 2003 release, Dance of Death.
@@OutOnTheTiles Yeah. Bruce's long hair, with the bangs looked best for me too. He looked the most badass and handsome in 1986, when his hair was really long and he had bangs. 🤘🤘
0:00 The Number Of The Beast. 4:49 Prowler. 9:09 Transylvania. 13:00 remember tomorrow. 18:55 2 minutes to midnight. 24:25 from here to eternity. 28:38 wasting love. 34:18 bring your daughter... to the slaughter. 39:35 afraid to shoot strangers. 46:15 the clairvoyant. 50:35 heaven can wait. 57:55 run to the hills. 1:01:50 iron maiden
First of all Gers originally wrote the 2 Minutes riff on a song called Midnight Chaser by White Spirit. Second, nothing wrong with the punch and looseness he adds to the dynamics on the song, he beefs it up rhythmically, a nice twist resulting from the adrenalin of a live show. I appreciate that since I find little excitement on safe and rigid concert performances, personally.
Thanks for uploading this, just when I thought I had seen every Iron Maiden live show on TH-cam, I come across this gem, I loved this tour and got to see it live when they played Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪 My friends and I where first in the queue that morning before the show, we got rather drunk 🤟
If Paul Di’Anno’s singing with them; then I agree. They were simply ferocious when he was at the mic 🎙️ Bruce had been an absolute legend in Samson beforehand, but I got tired of hearing him in his air- raid siren style of singing not that long after the release of their ( Steve’s) Powerslave album back in the mid eighties plus thrash metal started popping up a few years beforehand as well! Greetings from Amerikkka!❤
I was at the Belfast gig in 93 ! My first time watching Maiden and i was 13. Memories we can never forget. Can’t find a Belfast video anywhere but this is as close to it !
@@thomasskeffington4539 thanks man I’ll see if I can find it. Was your first one in 1990 with Wolfsbane ? I’ve been to 2 in Dublin since the real live tour and the legacy tour in the odyssey 2 years back they are just perfectionists now lol
@@garethmccullough390 yes mate. 1990 when I was 14. Ears rang for 3 days after. Seen them 9 times I think both in Belfast and Dublin. Disappointed they didn’t get to play Ormeau park last summer but that’s the way things are. Saw Paul DiAnno in Belfast around 2003/04. He was great but only about 50 people showed up.
I was at the Sheffield gig, my first Maiden gig too, I was 17. was so happy to be there I didn’t notice it Bruce was on form or not that night. The Almighty were incredible as support and I went out and bought Powertripping based on that gig.
Me too opening up for Judas Priest twice in 1981-82; by mid eighties they’d gotten all played out and a different genre called thrash metal was upon Us! ❤ Greetings from Amerikkka!
Sir Harris is an awesome good very british looking great Man and the biggest on Bass!My main influence and with him of course Maiden!Im growing beyond my metal age/time/period - but always love to return!was a great time in the late 80's/early 90's for me!!!Harris also a tough man and I used to think of him as an Idol for own tough times/situations with that bassline from number of the beast in background!!!Thx for that Line Sir!!
They played a lot of iron maidens first album around these years, half the album is played in this concert alone, they also played sanctuary a lot on this tour and running free at 1 show that year, meaning they played 6 of 9 songs, only missing phantom of the opera, strange world and Charlotte the harlot of which the last two are basically never played.
They were better with Paul Di’Anno and Clive Burr seeing how it’d been those first two albums which put them on the map to begin with and they also had Priest to thank, but they never did during the 1981-82 Tours. Bruce got tiring after awhile with that air- raid siren style of his..
Bruce was singing better than ever on this tour! And I've read a lot of interviews in the past when they said that he wasn't giving 100% of his performance during that tour...
The band alleged in their official biography "Run to the Hills" (released before the 1999 reunion & during the ill fated Blaze era) that during this tour Bruce would only perform well whenever he knew that the band would be professionally recorded or filmed and the band was playing in a major city or venue. Though i've yet to see or hear any evidence supporting this accusation, its quite possible this might have occurred.
Bruce Seemed to lose a lot of his voice in 1985, but in 1990 he started to regain it again and then some. Listening to Balls to Picasso and some of the straining parts of 7th Son (even if it's my favorite Maiden probably) are like night and day. He kinda peaked in my opinion in the mid nineties through 00's- not quite as high as 81-84 peak with Maiden but great nevertheless. His recent vocals are a bit strained again, though he's not as bad as he was on the second half of World Slavery or much of the Somewhere on Tour footage I've seen.
I think Bruce sounds better today since rejoining the band then he did in the 80s . I think the length of the World Slavery Tour really did a number on his vocals and he didn't give them ample time to recover before recording SIT and going on tour again . When he rejoined in 99 he sounded great and hasn't stopped .
I saw them in this tour in Naples and I remember Bruce seemed bored, he was about to leave the band...so nothing to do with maiden england 1988 where he was superb (ofc I believe he wasnt giving 100% for sure, for me he was giving 50% maybe)
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dude, listen the song iron maiden in this video and then say again, propably giving his 40%
@@eduardoteixeira2730 sério mano ? A live Donnington ele cantou muito , foi a performance de sempre dele , essas da real live deu pra ver o desânimo dele cantando, sem vontade nenhuma msm.
@@ricardosoares8514 Life at Donnington é um dos meus álbuns ao vivo favoritos, performance do Bruce impecável, porém os outros shows dessa turnê são tristes
Percebesse mesmo o desânimo estampado na face dele. Mas se cantando "de qualquer jeito" significa cantar assim... Imagine cantando para valer então... Aliás, eu gosto bastante do show Raising Hell.
Remove the "one of" and then you're completely right! Steve is a really unique and great bassist. There's no one like him in the world. Up the Irons! ⚒🤘🤘
This whole tour shouldn't have happened. Bruce announced he was leaving right before the start of the tour and they had to do it, but no one wanted it. Bruce wanted to leave and the rest of the band didn't want to stay with Bruce anymore..... those damn grunge years
Riascoltando Transylvania viene da dire Clive quanto mi manchi. ❤sarai sempre con me. Nicko non potrà mai suonare i tuoi dischi dovrà suonare solo da Piece of Mind in Avanti. Ciao Clive
I was at the Wembley Arena show on this tour, first time i'd seen Maiden. Got into them the year before, next thing i know Bruce is leaving the band, hah. There's another video somewhere on TH-cam with an interview with Steve regarding how tense it was on this tour, might have even been filmed during the tour. Nicko particularly was angry at Bruce for his lackluster performances apparently. I can't imagine how cringe-worthy it must have been for everyone knowing that one of the band members was leaving. Embarking on a whole tour where you know one of the members doesn't want to be there, must have been awful for everyone.. I know the Real Live One/Dead One live albums aren't that highly regarded by the fans but i have a bit of a sentimental attachment to them. Loved the setlist from this tour.
I was at that show, too. I'd actually been off school sick that day, but still went. Was feeling really rough by the end of the night, but was still great to see them.
Yeah most of the gigs had been sold out for months and they didn't want to cancel the tour. Only reason why the tour happened. Although they considered postponing it until the new singer arrives but didn't who knows why.
Bruce is clearly singing here with a different approach, the 90’s style of ‘Skunkworks’. Less operatic and more relaxed singing. This sounds interesting, at least.
At the time, they divided the tour: on the first part, they mixed the newer and the older stuff. On the second, just the early material was played. That's why they release two live albuns before Bruce leaves the band: "A Real Live One" and "A Real Dead One"...
They played 3 songs from that album (Wasted Love, From Here to Eternity & Afraid to Shoot Strangers) this was the “Live Album” tour and Bruce’s goodbye tour of 1993 not the Fear of the Dark tour. That’s probably why they didn’t play it
Entre 1990 e 1993 o som do Maiden estava ainda mais visceral e cru ao vivo; eu particularmente achava muito foda essa sonoridade do "No Prayer for the Dying" nos shows!!!
Pra quem achou a sonoridade dos "A Real Live/Dead One" fracas por causa do trampo do Steve Harris na época, como produtor, fica evidente com esse vídeo, que ele simplesmente procurou passar realmente o que era a banda ao vivo durante essa tour!!!
Complete setlist of that show (Bruce was a bit worn out by then, but still a huge, powerful amount of energy - there are just too many great songs here... Be Quick or Be Dead / The Number of the Beast / Prowler / Transylvania / Remember Tomorrow / 2 Minutes / From here to Eternity / Wasting Love / Bring your daughter / Wasted Years / The evil that man do / Afraid to shoot strangers / Fear of the dark / The Clayrvoiant / Heaven can wait / Run to the hills / Iron Maiden / Halloweed be thy name / The Trooper / Sanctuary
This was right before he first left. He was completely exhausted and bored of singing the same songs over and over again. I don’t blame him at all. I would’ve been too.
+666777jfk I really would like to see you play. Gers might have fucked that solo up, but that wont change how good he is and how important part of maiden he is
ok yes he is one of the best singers of all time,,and he jumped,while singing and after the jump the nailed notes 100%?? who does that??? vocal god but im a woman so besides terrific music i enjoy him,he is so ridicilously hot"! i mean bruce
@Celestial Dragoness I will never look at him the same no matter what. He ripped the fans off for almost 3 tours by then. He just did a job. The people who MADE HIM WHO HE IS wanted more and still loved him. Shame on him.
He did, and everyone on and off stage knew it. Both Harris and Dickinson later said that the tension and atmosphere during that tour was terrible. It is surprising that they still put on a rather professional show here, although you can clearly see that Bruce performs below is usual potential.
I hate to say it, but Jannick Gers wasn't at all up there like Adrian was. Just listen to two minutes to midnight. We can hear Jannicks playing, he cuts corners and sounds sloppy, just my opinion
i don't think it was that he didn't care like some of you said he just looked exhausted maybe to much touring he looked a little pale maybe the flew who knows anyone know how long had they been on tour when this show took place
Bruce in the studio is my favorite singer of all time but some of his live performances, mostly back in his first stint with Maiden, are embarrassing. I would never play this for someone I was trying to turn on to Maiden. Thank God his live performances in stint 2 are vastly superior and consistent IMO. If only we could have BOH Bruce back. Some Bruce is better than no Bruce. We are lucky he can still sing after the cancer scare. Looking forward to 1st show in Sunrise where his voice will be nice and rested.
Where’s Adrian Smith at.?? And Clive Burr was a much better fit for them as amazing as he was when they had acquired him from the Pat Travers Band back in the early eighties. I always preferred Di’Anno at the mic! Those first two albums are what put them on the map! ❤ Greetings from Amerikkka of course..
Well maiden by 1988 had become a stadium band and during the 90s they tried to strip off their earned glory and become a small venue band yet once again. Musically there is Nothing wrong with that I actually love the 90s albums but I can't really understand all that sudden attitude change. And history taught us that Adrian was right not to like that backstep, 2000 was their comeback year and they reclaimed their deserved place upon the throne . Anyway up the irons!!
Yes, those were the grunge years, that was what the bands were doing back then. Also, Adrian didn't like the speed of play. The band was turning into trash/speed. I'm glad those years went by fast because no prayer for the dying was a really bad album (bad for Maiden, but still a solid album for an average band).
@@mikatu It was also too because Steve was being an absolute control freak at the time. He dismissed a lot of Bruce's and Adrian's ideas. As Bruce put it he felt like he was just a hired gun than an actual bandmate.
Bruce was just as much to blame for the change from Seventh Son to No Prayer. He and Steve were writing a lot of material together and wanted to record quickly. Adrian wanted to take his time.
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I was there and tomorrow, 30 years after, I will see again Iron Maiden here in Amsterdam ❤❤🤘🤘
Why..? Greetings from Amerikkka ❤
I'm still watching this. 2024
Me too
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@@ivanristic1706 great!
Me too.. I'm from India. 🤟🏻 (12.10.24)
@@prodxlavender1426 belgrade,serbia...ex Yugoslavia
WOW thanks I had this on VHS recorded from VM used to watch this every day. a shame there is no better quality. but thanks!
Nicko's snare drum sounds awesome in this tour!!
much better than on fear of the dark
@@KarelPotuznikyeah, awful. As soon as Be Quick or be Dead drum intro starts you know immediately. Shame Martin Birch had his name on that album as his last
consumato in videocassetta con mio fratello sul tappeto, a vederlo ore ed ore. Che bei tempi. Bring your daughter to the slaughter 's performance was simply a masterpiece
merci iron maiden pour votre musique si extraordinaire.
❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👍💯🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
0:00 The Number Of The Beast
4:49 Prowler
9:09 Transylvania
13:00 Remember Tomorrow
18:55 2 Minutes To Midnight
24:25 From Here To Eternity
28:38 Wasting Love
34:18 Bring Your Daughter... To The Slaughter
39:35 Afraid To Shoot Strangers
46:15 The Clairvoyant
50:35 Heaven Can Wait
57:55 Run To The Hills
Amazing. Listening to Maiden on a daily bases for almost 35 years. Still amazing shows to discover
When you see Bruce singing "Heaven Can Wait" or "Iron Maiden" you can clearly see he was sick of that band back then and just wanted to leave. Sad to see that but thank god everything turned out wall at the end.
Too true. However, I can understand how he probably felt. It was tougher on him singing in the register he had to, night after night, after night. I think it was the aftermath of the World Slavery Tour, that probably stuck with him for years later. When I saw them at this time (or not too long before) at Castle Donington 1992, he said, at the beginning of Run To The Hills: "Come on, you know this one - don't have to say it." This seemed to indicate he was getting a bit fed up. However, they still continued and he carried on until he left, regarding what issues there were beyond the scenes; unlike another famous band at that time that, due to their front man, used to walk off stage after an upset with a single individual, or turn up on stage, again due to their singer, two to three hours late (though I do like this band).
Bruce came back and rocked hard again with the band - still trying their best to deliver great albums, along with their live performances being as strong as ever, if not stronger - UP THE IRONS!!
I read in an unautorized bio which copiled interview and sayings from various time periods of the band, that Harris wanted to punch him at some instances in this tour, cos Bruce didn't always deliver the 100% on his performances. I know Maiden has never been a band of public scandals among their ranks, but some fights occurred, even since 86' at the SIT production and recording, when Harris and Bruce ended in some punch fight. Maybe that is why that record is overlooked by the band to this very day🤷♂️
@@Hellion73 Really? Bruce and Steve ended up in a fist fight? Can I have the link, to where you read that? Or was it in a book?
@@thewildbruce5612 It was in a book from a croatian fan and author, Stjepan Juras, who has wroten various books, gathered media about the band and sayings of people who worked around them. He put what i mention in the SIT book, which was a low point in their personal interaction beetween the members, specially with Bruce, after the exhausting Live After Death tour.
@@Hellion73 Ok. Thanks for the info. 🙂👍
´Wasting love´ is a top performance here
To me the best live performances of the band, mature band full of energy. Sadly after that Bruce was gone for 7 years, dark times with Blaze. After the dark times the gods listen to maiden fans and Bruce and Adrian were back for good! Thnx iron maiden for being the best heavy metal and rock band ever!
To me their best live performances were in the 80's! They were UNBEATABLE in the 80's and had so much energy and fire! They lost that fire, when Adrian left in 1989. And sadly, they never got it back...
Definitely got it again from 2005 to 2019
@@InfamousB9 - I respectfully disagree. They got it back in 2000 (and never lost it). Brave New World is an incredible album, as was their 2003 release, Dance of Death.
@@JamminClemmons I ment more about live performances,with 2 masterpices in 4 years,as you said,and Bruce back in band
For me their best live performances were the early days with Paul. I just can’t get enough of that era. Love the 80s with Bruce as well.
Bruce's long hair without the bangs was his best look. What a handsome devil he is.
chaos apiant ......not me. I’m all about the bangs. He looked bad ass with them ✌️
@@OutOnTheTiles Yeah. Bruce's long hair, with the bangs looked best for me too. He looked the most badass and handsome in 1986, when his hair was really long and he had bangs. 🤘🤘
I saw this tour in Faro Portugal on my second year of college. A really small venue it was amazing
0:00 The Number Of The Beast. 4:49 Prowler. 9:09 Transylvania. 13:00 remember tomorrow. 18:55 2 minutes to midnight. 24:25 from here to eternity. 28:38 wasting love. 34:18 bring your daughter... to the slaughter. 39:35 afraid to shoot strangers. 46:15 the clairvoyant. 50:35 heaven can wait. 57:55 run to the hills. 1:01:50 iron maiden
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Gers rhythm playing on 2 minutes to midnight is really crap!!!
First of all Gers originally wrote the 2 Minutes riff on a song called Midnight Chaser by White Spirit. Second, nothing wrong with the punch and looseness he adds to the dynamics on the song, he beefs it up rhythmically, a nice twist resulting from the adrenalin of a live show. I appreciate that since I find little excitement on safe and rigid concert performances, personally.
Prowler is such a badass song
Cantata da Dickinson Bruce eterna luce è ancor più bella, qua è suonata in modo Eccezionale 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉chitarre strepitose
It's my favourite. What a song to open the entire catalogue with. Rest in Peace, Paul Di'Anno.
Thanks for uploading this, just when I thought I had seen every Iron Maiden live show on TH-cam, I come across this gem, I loved this tour and got to see it live when they played Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪 My friends and I where first in the queue that morning before the show, we got rather drunk 🤟
I love Iron Maiden.
If Paul Di’Anno’s singing with them; then I agree. They were simply ferocious when he was at the mic 🎙️ Bruce had been an absolute legend in Samson beforehand, but I got tired of hearing him in his air- raid siren style of singing not that long after the release of their ( Steve’s) Powerslave album back in the mid eighties plus thrash metal started popping up a few years beforehand as well! Greetings from Amerikkka!❤
Straordinari unici album non piaciuti sono fortunatamente pochi quelli senza Bruce al microfono, Dickinson the voice eterna luce Bruce ❤👍💯👋😁
I was at the Belfast gig in 93 ! My first time watching Maiden and i was 13. Memories we can never forget. Can’t find a Belfast video anywhere but this is as close to it !
I was there too for my second Maiden gig. There’s one from the one they did in 1990. It’s part of a documentary for Japanese TV.
@@thomasskeffington4539 thanks man I’ll see if I can find it. Was your first one in 1990 with Wolfsbane ? I’ve been to 2 in Dublin since the real live tour and the legacy tour in the odyssey 2 years back they are just perfectionists now lol
@@garethmccullough390 yes mate. 1990 when I was 14. Ears rang for 3 days after. Seen them 9 times I think both in Belfast and Dublin. Disappointed they didn’t get to play Ormeau park last summer but that’s the way things are. Saw Paul DiAnno in Belfast around 2003/04. He was great but only about 50 people showed up.
I was at the Sheffield gig, my first Maiden gig too, I was 17. was so happy to be there I didn’t notice it Bruce was on form or not that night. The Almighty were incredible as support and I went out and bought Powertripping based on that gig.
Did you guys grab some sick merch from the shows?
Grandi immensi maiden!!UP THE IRONS!
Ciaoooooo buongustaio 👍💯sono un patrimonio dell'umanita ' non solo metal
Ciaoooooo buongustaio 💯👍👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋♥️
UP the Irons I'm still watching this. 2024
Per l'eternità ❤
I can remember being 20 and seeing this tour. Greatest bad
Me too opening up for Judas Priest twice in 1981-82; by mid eighties they’d gotten all played out and a different genre called thrash metal was upon Us! ❤ Greetings from Amerikkka!
Sir Harris is an awesome good very british looking great Man and the biggest on Bass!My main influence and with him of course Maiden!Im growing beyond my metal age/time/period - but always love to return!was a great time in the late 80's/early 90's for me!!!Harris also a tough man and I used to think of him as an Idol for own tough times/situations with that bassline from number of the beast in background!!!Thx for that Line Sir!!
Up the iron maiden patrimonio mondiale dell'umanità heavy metal e non solo ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
They should play Losfer Words (Big 'Orra) after Transylvania ! It's a fantastic and underated instrumental !!!
Rainbows Gold was never released on an official album and it was an amazing song which deserves more praise! ❤ Greetings from Amerikkka of course!
They played a lot of iron maidens first album around these years, half the album is played in this concert alone, they also played sanctuary a lot on this tour and running free at 1 show that year, meaning they played 6 of 9 songs, only missing phantom of the opera, strange world and Charlotte the harlot of which the last two are basically never played.
Bruce did great on the Remember Tomorrow vocals.
Sempre immenso 👍💯💯💯
Back in the days volume uses to go up
yeah the good days my freind
So well played. Transylvania, Remember 2morrow....
They were better with Paul Di’Anno and Clive Burr seeing how it’d been those first two albums which put them on the map to begin with and they also had Priest to thank, but they never did during the 1981-82 Tours. Bruce got tiring after awhile with that air- raid siren style of his..
Thanks For Posting I Went Too London's Wembley Arena For Maiden's Real Live tour way back in 1993 & The Almighty were supporting
Bruce was singing better than ever on this tour! And I've read a lot of interviews in the past when they said that he wasn't giving 100% of his performance during that tour...
The band alleged in their official biography "Run to the Hills" (released before the 1999 reunion & during the ill fated Blaze era) that during this tour Bruce would only perform well whenever he knew that the band would be professionally recorded or filmed and the band was playing in a major city or venue. Though i've yet to see or hear any evidence supporting this accusation, its quite possible this might have occurred.
Bruce Seemed to lose a lot of his voice in 1985, but in 1990 he started to regain it again and then some. Listening to Balls to Picasso and some of the straining parts of 7th Son (even if it's my favorite Maiden probably) are like night and day. He kinda peaked in my opinion in the mid nineties through 00's- not quite as high as 81-84 peak with Maiden but great nevertheless. His recent vocals are a bit strained again, though he's not as bad as he was on the second half of World Slavery or much of the Somewhere on Tour footage I've seen.
I think Bruce sounds better today since rejoining the band then he did in the 80s . I think the length of the World Slavery Tour really did a number on his vocals and he didn't give them ample time to recover before recording SIT and going on tour again . When he rejoined in 99 he sounded great and hasn't stopped .
I saw them in this tour in Naples and I remember Bruce seemed bored, he was about to leave the band...so nothing to do with maiden england 1988 where he was superb (ofc I believe he wasnt giving 100% for sure, for me he was giving 50% maybe)
dude, listen the song iron maiden in this video and then say again, propably giving his 40%
Fantastici, con mio cugino abbiamo consumato la videocassetta a furia di vederlo e rivederlo
Bruce was sick and tired. Take a look at his eyes singing Heaven can wait.
He needed a change, yes, after 12 years of Maiden in his life.
Espetacular!!!
HEAVY METAL
The best
Bruce claramente cansado , com certeza já estava com a cabeça longe nessa tour , voltou no momento certo 🙏🏼🤘🏻
Claramente! Todos os shows dessa turnê ele assumiu ter feito de qualquer maneira, completamente insatisfeito
@@eduardoteixeira2730 sério mano ?
A live Donnington ele cantou muito , foi a performance de sempre dele , essas da real live deu pra ver o desânimo dele cantando, sem vontade nenhuma msm.
@@ricardosoares8514 Life at Donnington é um dos meus álbuns ao vivo favoritos, performance do Bruce impecável, porém os outros shows dessa turnê são tristes
Percebesse mesmo o desânimo estampado na face dele. Mas se cantando "de qualquer jeito" significa cantar assim... Imagine cantando para valer então...
Aliás, eu gosto bastante do show Raising Hell.
Instancabile Dickinson è sempre al top 👋👋👋👋👋👋🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶👍💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Steve Harris one of the best self taught Bass player's really knuckles that bass.
Remove the "one of" and then you're completely right! Steve is a really unique and great bassist. There's no one like him in the world. Up the Irons! ⚒🤘🤘
Bass guitar number one ❤
Bruce's eyes! OMG! He didn't want to be in the band anymore
This whole tour shouldn't have happened. Bruce announced he was leaving right before the start of the tour and they had to do it, but no one wanted it. Bruce wanted to leave and the rest of the band didn't want to stay with Bruce anymore..... those damn grunge years
@mikatu no one wanted it? The tour? False, I saw this tour in Glasgow, was an amazing gig.
BRUCE'S EYES = MAN, WTF AM I DOING HERE. WISH I WHERE DOING SOMETHING ELSE. I'M DONE WITH THIS.
@@mikatu This gig is awesome. If they knew he quits they did an outstanding job. Proffessionals.
he didnt want to be there it was no secret
Bravo Dave. Whaouh
Omg Dave actually moved back in 93'
He started moving when Janick came into the band 🙂
how good is bruce? man hes awesome
Riascoltando Transylvania viene da dire Clive quanto mi manchi. ❤sarai sempre con me. Nicko non potrà mai suonare i tuoi dischi dovrà suonare solo da Piece of Mind in Avanti. Ciao Clive
Io cero a questo concerto ❤❤❤
I was at the Wembley Arena show on this tour, first time i'd seen Maiden. Got into them the year before, next thing i know Bruce is leaving the band, hah. There's another video somewhere on TH-cam with an interview with Steve regarding how tense it was on this tour, might have even been filmed during the tour. Nicko particularly was angry at Bruce for his lackluster performances apparently. I can't imagine how cringe-worthy it must have been for everyone knowing that one of the band members was leaving. Embarking on a whole tour where you know one of the members doesn't want to be there, must have been awful for everyone.. I know the Real Live One/Dead One live albums aren't that highly regarded by the fans but i have a bit of a sentimental attachment to them. Loved the setlist from this tour.
Bruce was kind of backed against a wall here . This tour had already been planned before he announced he was leaving so he was obligated to perform .
I was at that show, too. I'd actually been off school sick that day, but still went. Was feeling really rough by the end of the night, but was still great to see them.
Yeah most of the gigs had been sold out for months and they didn't want to cancel the tour. Only reason why the tour happened. Although they considered postponing it until the new singer arrives but didn't who knows why.
Iron maiden are the greatest live band ever they work it and the bands fans feel it
Se nota que en esta gira bruce ya estaba cansado y queria descansar un tiempo y ir a su bola con su carrera en solitario
No es bruce, bruce salió de la banda ese mismo año y regresó en 1999
Bruce salió de la banda después de esa gira... Pero que estas hablando? Por qué dices que no es Bruce? Que cosas hay que leer...
Bruce is clearly singing here with a different approach, the 90’s style of ‘Skunkworks’. Less operatic and more relaxed singing. This sounds interesting, at least.
More like he's singing just to get the gig done, he wasn't feeling like being in Maiden anymore at that time
He wasn't operatic in samson..
He was meant and raspy
The operatic over clean went with maiden
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Yeah, Eddie banged his head so hard he broke his neck. That's METAL!
Thanks !! My favorite Band , with RAMONES and NIRVANA ..........
The Fear of the Dark album had just come out and they didn't play Fear of the dark? How crazy is that?
At the time, they divided the tour: on the first part, they mixed the newer and the older stuff. On the second, just the early material was played. That's why they release two live albuns before Bruce leaves the band: "A Real Live One" and "A Real Dead One"...
They played 3 songs from that album (Wasted Love, From Here to Eternity & Afraid to Shoot Strangers) this was the “Live Album” tour and Bruce’s goodbye tour of 1993 not the Fear of the Dark tour. That’s probably why they didn’t play it
@@raynepromotions *Wasting Love.
They played Fear at every gig this tour
Bruce sang really well on Remember tomorrow.
Well I recon he sounded okay for a song he did not write.
There are quite a few songs where he sounds okay for something he didn't write. ; )
Nicko Mcbrain is a drum machine!!!!
Rinaldo Veiga he loves drumming.....but all the irons loves heavy
Rinaldo Veiga Nicko is a legend. Nicko is immortal.
Total Agreement!!!!
No! Clive Burr rules!!
Nicko is a God
Hmmm... I love Bruce's voice here. So dramatic. Maybey it becouse that i started to listen to Maiden in that period)
In this video there are only 13 songs while the entire live was a 20 songs setlist ...Videomusic Channel cut it
Bruce had one foot out the door at this point. Had airplanes and a 90s grunge solo career on his mind
Lendas✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Bruce não e mais como era antes nos anos 80 e 90 hoje em dia sua voz está cansada daqui um anos ele se aposenta think you lenda.
Entre 1990 e 1993 o som do Maiden estava ainda mais visceral e cru ao vivo; eu particularmente achava muito foda essa sonoridade do "No Prayer for the Dying" nos shows!!!
Júnio Alves Corrêa até demais kkkk bruce pouco se lixando
Live at donnington é um CD foda, mas as performaces do Bruce estavam horríveis
wooowww.....awesome.... \m/ \m/
Remember tomorrow
I was there …
No tenia ganas ya de cantar Bruce. 😔
Taba chato de Maiden 😔
Canto re bien Dickinson.
48:34 someone threw a bottle at Eddie! 😂
Uffff
Tuve ese disco "a Real Dead One" luego Bruce dejó Maiden
Io c'ero!
49:06 - Hahaha, Bruce.
Nicko always perfect on the drums!!!👊👊👊
Non era male questo tour, ma non comprendo perché furono esclusi brani come Murders In The Rue Morgue e Killers Wrathchild da Real Dead One
bruce is the best of the beast!
The whole band is!
DAVE MURRAY is the REAL Maiden's BEAST!!!
@@marcomarx9269 Nope. EDDIE is the REAL Beast of Maiden!!!!!!!
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Bruce looks and sounds like he doesn't care
90s maiden was Shocking .
No Adrian no soul
Nah. It is an amazing concert with a banger of a setlist. Prowler, Remember Tomorrow and Transylvania. Wow!
Pra quem achou a sonoridade dos "A Real Live/Dead One" fracas por causa do trampo do Steve Harris na época, como produtor, fica evidente com esse vídeo, que ele simplesmente procurou passar realmente o que era a banda ao vivo durante essa tour!!!
Bruce só estava ali por questões de contrato, não estava mais feliz
Complete setlist of that show (Bruce was a bit worn out by then, but still a huge, powerful amount of energy - there are just too many great songs here...
Be Quick or Be Dead
/ The Number of the Beast / Prowler / Transylvania / Remember Tomorrow / 2 Minutes / From here to Eternity / Wasting Love / Bring your daughter / Wasted Years / The evil that man do / Afraid to shoot strangers / Fear of the dark / The Clayrvoiant / Heaven can wait / Run to the hills / Iron Maiden / Halloweed be thy name / The Trooper / Sanctuary
Han anunciado gira 2025/26 por 50 aniversario
In assoluto il miglior periodo degli Iron che preferisco
Cosa? Stai scherzando spero
Am I crazy. Did Bruce change some of the lyrics to Remember Tomorrow.
Is this is the Real DEAD tour?
Poland ❤❤❤🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
It must be remaster soon!!!
Bruce singing ''Iron Maiden' with no passion or conviction.
Same with the clairvoyant.
God knows he wanted to go home. Children of the damned.
This was right before he first left. He was completely exhausted and bored of singing the same songs over and over again. I don’t blame him at all. I would’ve been too.
Did the soundman have something against Dave Murray
El momento exacto en que la cara de Bruce dice todo. 01:04:11 ya no era feliz en la banda.
Eu fuiiiiii 🤟♥️🇮🇹 bravo
I was there
Me too
Great work by Gers on Number of the Beast solo
+666777jfk Are u deaf?
Man that solo sucks!
Sarcasm - I know Gers is a joke
666777jfk Hehehehehe.
+666777jfk I really would like to see you play. Gers might have fucked that solo up, but that wont change how good he is and how important part of maiden he is
+Matilde Pereira Yup I agree with you, having him as a guitarist in the band is better than nothing.
Better with headphones btw
ok yes he is one of the best singers of all time,,and he jumped,while singing and after the jump the nailed notes 100%?? who does that??? vocal god
but im a woman so besides terrific music i enjoy him,he is so ridicilously hot"! i mean bruce
Yeah. Bruce is one of the hottest metal singers of all time! I love his long hair! So beautiful! 🥰
Bruce was not living the dream. For him, it was just one more day at work.
Looks and sounds like Bruce dosent even want to be there.
Not used to seeing this from him.
Definitely, just look at this dull eyes 51:40
@@DonDiegon yes, at this point hes just ripping off those fans he talked to highly about.
@Celestial Dragoness I will never look at him the same no matter what.
He ripped the fans off for almost 3 tours by then. He just did a job. The people who MADE HIM WHO HE IS wanted more and still loved him.
Shame on him.
@@judowrestlerka😂😂😂😂😂
Had Bruce put is notice in at this point?
He did, and everyone on and off stage knew it. Both Harris and Dickinson later said that the tension and atmosphere during that tour was terrible. It is surprising that they still put on a rather professional show here, although you can clearly see that Bruce performs below is usual potential.
Correct. And Bruce is kinda of making a mockery of this whole situation here, isn't he?
I hate to say it, but Jannick Gers wasn't at all up there like Adrian was. Just listen to two minutes to midnight. We can hear Jannicks playing, he cuts corners and sounds sloppy, just my opinion
I agree 100%. Never liked JG.
You are the best lol
i don't think it was that he didn't care like some of you said he just looked exhausted maybe to much touring he looked a little pale maybe the flew who knows anyone know how long had they been on tour when this show took place
Nop, he was burned out and bored about Maiden at the time. Just after this tour had ended, he left the band🤷♂️
Bruce in the studio is my favorite singer of all time but some of his live performances, mostly back in his first stint with Maiden, are embarrassing. I would never play this for someone I was trying to turn on to Maiden. Thank God his live performances in stint 2 are vastly superior and consistent IMO. If only we could have BOH Bruce back. Some Bruce is better than no Bruce. We are lucky he can still sing after the cancer scare. Looking forward to 1st show in Sunrise where his voice will be nice and rested.
Where’s Adrian Smith at.?? And Clive Burr was a much better fit for them as amazing as he was when they had acquired him from the Pat Travers Band back in the early eighties. I always preferred Di’Anno at the mic! Those first two albums are what put them on the map! ❤ Greetings from Amerikkka of course..
Audio 100 %
Well maiden by 1988 had become a stadium band and during the 90s they tried to strip off their earned glory and become a small venue band yet once again. Musically there is Nothing wrong with that I actually love the 90s albums but I can't really understand all that sudden attitude change. And history taught us that Adrian was right not to like that backstep, 2000 was their comeback year and they reclaimed their deserved place upon the throne . Anyway up the irons!!
Yes, those were the grunge years, that was what the bands were doing back then. Also, Adrian didn't like the speed of play. The band was turning into trash/speed. I'm glad those years went by fast because no prayer for the dying was a really bad album (bad for Maiden, but still a solid album for an average band).
@@mikatu It was also too because Steve was being an absolute control freak at the time. He dismissed a lot of Bruce's and Adrian's ideas. As Bruce put it he felt like he was just a hired gun than an actual bandmate.
Bruce was just as much to blame for the change from Seventh Son to No Prayer. He and Steve were writing a lot of material together and wanted to record quickly. Adrian wanted to take his time.
Damn, Janick is pretty good at the backing vocals!