There are a few moments I will always remember as the most epic ones. 1.The middle section of seventh son on the maiden England video 2.the middle section of heaven can wait,where to roadys come on stage. 3.the first time Bruce returned on the ed Hunter tour. 4. The whole rock In Rio DVD! 5. And the Eddie moment during Iron Maiden on the life after death tour
Exactly pal....i also get emotional and most of the times i end up in tears....now some people don't understand that these moments are indeed emotional for die hard fans.....
Absolutely brilliant I'd love to be able to meet the band and say thank you for the music they have given us for all these years up the Irons Lee Hambleton from Sheffield
Well, I don't know, I'd say The Prophecy, Quest for Fire, Invaders, and some more tracks are far below average. That said, Invaders is the only one that even comes close to "sucking"
@@fatpanda3305 I respect your opinion, but I completely disagree about Invaders. It's a sick classic opener, with one of my favorite Maiden Guitar works. It definitely is far from their best, but nor does it come close to sucking.
@Fat Panda - It's all subjective of course, each to their own but I absolutely love The Prophecy. SSoaSS is arguably my favourite Maiden album, there isn't a bad song on it. What would my least favourite song of theirs be I wonder... Possibly Holy Smoke, not sure.
One of the most captivating moment in Maiden history is when they played Ancient Mariner in Jersey. Adrian's solo blew me the fuck away. I noticed the bass to Ancient Mariner round the middle at the end.
Holy effen shit!! It boggles the mind HOW MANY KICK ASS SONGS they have in their arsenal!! I mean, holy hell!! No other band, maybe other than Judas priest, could sell out doing a separate "decades tour" If Maiden did a tour with only songs from 80s: monstrous!! 90s? Epic! 2000s? Sold out! 2010s? Successful!! Just unbelievable. What a band.
I really enjoy your embracement of post-1988 material. So many Iron Maiden rankings are predictable, with the likes of The Trooper, Aces High, Children of the Damned or Run to the Hills ALWAYS being near the top
Good job! I know there is no video from the Maiden Japan Tour, but check out "Strange World" Nagoya 1981. It should be included too. Up the Irons! My top moments from this compilation: 5. Hallowed Be Thy Name (Hammersmith 1982), 10. Sea Of Madness (Bercy 1986).
for me the most captivating emotional Iron Maiden moment is their performance of revelations on their live after death album, a great performance of one of their classics then right at the end someone in the crowd shouts mother f""ker as a show of appreciation as he knew he had just heard something special
I may have placed Fear of the dark, and Hallowed be thy name a little closer to the top, but I couldn't fault the number one slot. That moment it explodes into the guitars piece is incredible. I was lucky enough to see them live last month in Barcelona. When they played this bit I had a lump in my throat. They truly are the best.
good clips but im confused. what makes these moments any more captivating than any other moments? why flight of icarus from 83 and not from world slavery tour or legacy tour? what makes that one so much more "captivating"?
Yeah I agree, great clips but lacking "emotion". Besides, it's pretty subjective as to what each of us would feel in music anyway, but most Maiden tracks give me goosebumps at some point.
Death on the road was a dvd I got while living in Cuba a place we go not internet at that time That made forget how miserable is life there and escape from that prison
and the phantom of the opera.. noooo... ullevi sweden concert 2005, bruce speech before the amazing classic rhythm thats great... something wrong in here ....mmmm
Captivating moments, yes but I would have chosen some other songs, and to be honest, other moments of the songs....I´m a 100 % Maiden fan, and I love them to bits.....
FFUCK YEAAAAH THERE WAS NO WAY SIGN OF THE CROSS COULDNT BE ANYTHING OTHER THAN NO#1!!!! No#2 should have been The Clansman same rock in rio concert....
ninguna canción para esa lista, estaba el donington, estaban mucho escenarios para tanto, los temas buenos, peeeeeero no eran los momentos captados y ya, se salva soooolamente la parte del The Sight of the Cross, solamente.
I hate to say it but Maiden was better without Di'Anno............better without Straton..........better without Bailey...AND, lets face it........better without Gers. The only possible swap I'd make in Maiden's history would be Burr (RIP) for McBrain but that would be a marginal call. I'd rather two drummers than the current three "lead guitarist".
I understand that people hate changes, especially in music, but c'mon, Maiden today sounds wayyy better than they have sounded back then. So learn to accept the changes, because sometimes they can be good and in this case they are good. I like and RESPECT every musician who was/is in Maiden and I think every fan should do that. I mean okay, I don't like Paul Di'Anno that much, but I still respect him. Idk what is everyone's problem with Blaze or Janick. They are both great musicians. Okay, Blaze couldn't sing like Bruce but there are great songs from The X factor and Virtual XI. I remember watching an interview with Maiden and someone said that it is not Blaze's fault that he pushed his voice to Bruce level, it's Maiden's fault. But the only thing I can't understand is hate towards Janick.. What's wrong with being active on stage? What's wrong with guitar tricks? Gods, if I'd be a guitarist I'd be the same. What's the point of watching guitarist on stage who only stand still and play, without any emotions or so? Also his solos are pretty emotional, like Blood brothers or Wasting love solos. If you really like the band and consider yourself a fan of the band then have RESPECT for every musician in that band.
Disagree mate. Gers is a huge part of creating the music for some of Maiden’s better songs (Dance of Death, Ghost of Nav., Talisman, Legacy). He also adds an edge and a recklessness that keeps it interesting and fresh. Many of the solos that he plays live are not very good, but especially when he plays some of AD’s old solos. But, when he plays his solos, he usually sounds decent and sometimes they are inspiring
Yes Clive Burr was the best drummer Maiden ever had, Steve was a ass**** asking him to leave after his father died. The rumors of "indulgence's" were false Clive made it clear and Bruce wasn't happy with Clive leaving and said he wasn't happy with what happened and that he was the best drummer Maiden ever had. My favourite Maiden record is Killers, I think the best record was # it's what made them big in America
What a clown whoever made this, only one song off "Number Of The Beast, the record that made Maiden big in the states, and you can't even see Clive Burr, such disrespect to their late and best drummer the band ever had. 👎
When people start singing Journeyman together, it's so precious and it makes me cry.
sign of the cross is just ridiculously good, it's goosbumps every time
41 years since their first album, and they still can captivate, entertain and create great music!
With only two original members 🤔
"The Edge Of Darkness" is one of the most underrated Maiden songs.
Thank you so much for Sea of Madness! Such a great song!!!
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Agreed. Beautiful song
There are a few moments I will always remember as the most epic ones.
1.The middle section of seventh son on the maiden England video
2.the middle section of heaven can wait,where to roadys come on stage.
3.the first time Bruce returned on the ed Hunter tour.
4. The whole rock In Rio DVD!
5. And the Eddie moment during Iron Maiden on the life after death tour
I like the "older ones" of Iron Maiden, especially songs from "somewhere in time" and "seventh son..." Thank You for sharing!
Exactly pal....i also get emotional and most of the times i end up in tears....now some people don't understand that these moments are indeed emotional for die hard fans.....
Best band. Ever.
IRON MAIDEN is and will always be the greatest band of ALL-TIME. No band can match them !!
Years....yearsssss....yearssssss.....
And YEARSSSSSSSSS
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These are great moments indeed but a Maiden concert is a captivating emotional journey from beginning to the end. Long live Iron Maiden.
Stranger in a strange land solo, genius
on sea of madness, Bruce reminds me of dio a bit there
Blood brothers and nomad.. Best emotional leads
No blood brothers solo, Phantom of the opera or rime of the ancient mariner?
number 10 Adrian smith solo has got to be his best solo yet
nahh stranger in a strange land
nah is Alexander the great
Absolutely brilliant I'd love to be able to meet the band and say thank you for the music they have given us for all these years up the Irons Lee Hambleton from Sheffield
Fuck, the scream in hallowed made me well up. What a voice. Up the irons
Come to think of it I dont think theres any maiden songs that sucks!
Well, I don't know, I'd say The Prophecy, Quest for Fire, Invaders, and some more tracks are far below average. That said, Invaders is the only one that even comes close to "sucking"
All of the blaze bayley albums
There is only one Maiden song I don’t like, and that’s Hook’s In You.
@@fatpanda3305 I respect your opinion, but I completely disagree about Invaders. It's a sick classic opener, with one of my favorite Maiden Guitar works. It definitely is far from their best, but nor does it come close to sucking.
@Fat Panda - It's all subjective of course, each to their own but I absolutely love The Prophecy. SSoaSS is arguably my favourite Maiden album, there isn't a bad song on it. What would my least favourite song of theirs be I wonder... Possibly Holy Smoke, not sure.
Play back in The Clairvoyant and Infinite dreams :'c. Two of my favorites songs
_Where is the red and the black???????_
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One of the most captivating moment in Maiden history is when they played Ancient Mariner in Jersey. Adrian's solo blew me the fuck away. I noticed the bass to Ancient Mariner round the middle at the end.
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I love that song. I would love to hear it live.
Holy effen shit!! It boggles the mind HOW MANY KICK ASS SONGS they have in their arsenal!! I mean, holy hell!! No other band, maybe other than Judas priest, could sell out doing a separate "decades tour"
If Maiden did a tour with only songs from 80s: monstrous!!
90s? Epic!
2000s? Sold out!
2010s? Successful!!
Just unbelievable. What a band.
I really enjoy your embracement of post-1988 material. So many Iron Maiden rankings are predictable, with the likes of The Trooper, Aces High, Children of the Damned or Run to the Hills ALWAYS being near the top
I second that.
The first three records are the best
Good job! I know there is no video from the Maiden Japan Tour, but check out "Strange World" Nagoya 1981. It should be included too. Up the Irons! My top moments from this compilation: 5. Hallowed Be Thy Name (Hammersmith 1982), 10. Sea Of Madness (Bercy 1986).
Cut right in the middle of Dave's solo in The Clairvoyant. :(
Amazing band love adrian and dave and janeick they are the sweetest men on this planet gentlemen who i would to be with ❤❤❤
for me the most captivating emotional Iron Maiden moment is their performance of revelations on their live after death album, a great performance of one of their classics then right at the end someone in the crowd shouts mother f""ker as a show of appreciation as he knew he had just heard something special
Thank you IRON MAIDEN because your music unfuck this world
Where's the Powerslave solo?! It AT LEAST deserves an honorable mention!
I may have placed Fear of the dark, and Hallowed be thy name a little closer to the top, but I couldn't fault the number one slot. That moment it explodes into the guitars piece is incredible. I was lucky enough to see them live last month in Barcelona. When they played this bit I had a lump in my throat. They truly are the best.
Great..Iron Maiden has now captivating emotional moments..aww...thanks internet and Heavy Metal newcomers..
there is no greatest and top loss - from the Seventh son of the seventh son ☝
I would put the version of afraid to shoot strangers with blaze the version they made a video of that's the most awesome thing ever
Somebody has the link for out of the silent planet live?
good clips but im confused. what makes these moments any more captivating than any other moments? why flight of icarus from 83 and not from world slavery tour or legacy tour? what makes that one so much more "captivating"?
moments are indeed captivating.. but i sense no emotion in any of them.. might need to change the title mate..
Yeah I agree, great clips but lacking "emotion". Besides, it's pretty subjective as to what each of us would feel in music anyway, but most Maiden tracks give me goosebumps at some point.
UP THE IRONS!
Nicko is always so funny. I would love him to be my neighbour ❤❤
Death on the road was a dvd I got while living in Cuba a place we go not internet at that time
That made forget how miserable is life there and escape from that prison
Opera metal
Chega Arrepiar A Alma
what the point of putting studio versions on live shows??
Also the refrain of "The Talisman"!
and the phantom of the opera.. noooo... ullevi sweden concert 2005, bruce speech before the amazing classic rhythm thats great... something wrong in here ....mmmm
Flight of Icarus is far the most "emotional" harmony sequence they composed
Captivating moments, yes but I would have chosen some other songs, and to be honest, other moments of the songs....I´m a 100 % Maiden fan, and I love them to bits.....
#1 should be the Freedom Part in The Clansman!!
FFUCK YEAAAAH THERE WAS NO WAY SIGN OF THE CROSS COULDNT BE ANYTHING OTHER THAN NO#1!!!! No#2 should have been The Clansman same rock in rio concert....
All the right songs, but the wrongs parts of the songs. Ex: Should be the end of When the Wild Wind blows and the verse in Revelations.
Music is subjective, there are no right or wrong picks :)
ninguna canción para esa lista, estaba el donington, estaban mucho escenarios para tanto, los temas buenos, peeeeeero no eran los momentos captados y ya, se salva soooolamente la parte del The Sight of the Cross, solamente.
la parte de clainvoryant la mejores escenas las de donington
I would have not choose Out of the silent planet...
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I mean 12
?? half of the list could be in the least IM emotional moments.
KatPls!!!!!
Nice Comment
best moment 7:20
I hate to say it but Maiden was better without Di'Anno............better without Straton..........better without Bailey...AND, lets face it........better without Gers.
The only possible swap I'd make in Maiden's history would be Burr (RIP) for McBrain but that would be a marginal call. I'd rather two drummers than the current three "lead guitarist".
I understand that people hate changes, especially in music, but c'mon, Maiden today sounds wayyy better than they have sounded back then. So learn to accept the changes, because sometimes they can be good and in this case they are good.
I like and RESPECT every musician who was/is in Maiden and I think every fan should do that. I mean okay, I don't like Paul Di'Anno that much, but I still respect him. Idk what is everyone's problem with Blaze or Janick. They are both great musicians. Okay, Blaze couldn't sing like Bruce but there are great songs from The X factor and Virtual XI. I remember watching an interview with Maiden and someone said that it is not Blaze's fault that he pushed his voice to Bruce level, it's Maiden's fault. But the only thing I can't understand is hate towards Janick.. What's wrong with being active on stage? What's wrong with guitar tricks? Gods, if I'd be a guitarist I'd be the same. What's the point of watching guitarist on stage who only stand still and play, without any emotions or so? Also his solos are pretty emotional, like Blood brothers or Wasting love solos.
If you really like the band and consider yourself a fan of the band then have RESPECT for every musician in that band.
Disagree mate. Gers is a huge part of creating the music for some of Maiden’s better songs (Dance of Death, Ghost of Nav., Talisman, Legacy). He also adds an edge and a recklessness that keeps it interesting and fresh. Many of the solos that he plays live are not very good, but especially when he plays some of AD’s old solos. But, when he plays his solos, he usually sounds decent and sometimes they are inspiring
Yes Clive Burr was the best drummer Maiden ever had, Steve was a ass**** asking him to leave after his father died. The rumors of "indulgence's" were false Clive made it clear and Bruce wasn't happy with Clive leaving and said he wasn't happy with what happened and that he was the best drummer Maiden ever had. My favourite Maiden record is Killers, I think the best record was # it's what made them big in America
What a clown whoever made this, only one song off "Number Of The Beast, the record that made Maiden big in the states, and you can't even see Clive Burr, such disrespect to their late and best drummer the band ever had. 👎
I mean 12