Uwielbiam twoje reakcje 🤘😉 jestem ciekaw czy słyszałaś kiedykolwiek zespół KALANDRA, byłbym zachwycony gdybyś posłuchała utworu I AM Pozdrowienia z Polski 👋😎
Iron Maiden meets Fear Of The Dark LOL. You couldn't make this up kids 🤣 only in Blackpool would you get black-outs 😂 This is the Fear of the Dark tour 1992 T-shirt. This was one of Maiden's biggest tours worldwide. Maiden were touring as support of their 'Fear Of The Dark' album. Musical Innovation: Iron Maiden's music features complex arrangements, intricate guitar work, and a blend of melody and aggression. Their dual guitar harmonies, pioneered by Dave Murray and Adrian Smith, set a standard in heavy metal. Iconic Vocals: Bruce Dickinson's powerful and operatic vocal style is a defining characteristic of the band's sound. His range and theatrical delivery have made him one of the most respected vocalists in rock music. Lyrical Depth: Iron Maiden's lyrics often draw on history, literature, and mythology, exploring themes. Songs like "Hallowed Be Thy Name" and "The Trooper" are not only musically compelling but also rich in storytelling. Stage Presence: The band is known for their elaborate live performances, often featuring elaborate stage setups, props, and a strong visual aesthetic. Their mascot, Eddie, has become a cultural icon in its own right. Influence on the Genre: Iron Maiden has inspired countless bands across multiple genres, helping to shape the sound of heavy metal. Their work has influenced the development of subgenres like power metal and thrash metal. Dedicated Fanbase: The band's loyal fanbase, known as "Maiden fans," has contributed to their enduring popularity. Their ability to connect with fans through their music and live shows has created a strong community. Consistency and Longevity: Since their formation in 1975, Iron Maiden has maintained a prolific output of albums and tours. Their commitment to their craft has allowed them to remain relevant in the music industry for decades. Critical Acclaim: Many of their albums, such as "The Number of the Beast," "Powerslave," and "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son," are considered classics and have received critical acclaim, securing their place in music history. Overall, Iron Maiden's combination of musical skill, thematic depth, and theatrical performance has solidified their legacy as one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time. Steve Harris: No offense to Bruce Dickinson but Steve Harris truly is the man that we can call Mr Iron Maiden. The band wouldn’t be who they are without him. One of the greatest bassists ever (personally my biggest influence), a songwriter par excellence. His galloping bass is what sets Maiden apart. Bruce Dickinson: Those vocals. Mind blowing. And he seems to get better with age. Not only is he a brilliant singer and songwriter, he seems to be a multi talented person. Pilot, fencer, writer and now he started a brewery too. Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers: Initially a twin guitar attack which now became a three guitar force. Murray and Smith are childhood friends who basically compliment each other really well and Gers is a good addition. The melody that the guitars bring while simultaneously being heavy is beautiful. Nicko McBrain: He is a very talented drummer. Oddly enough he doesn’t use a double bass pedal except for Face in the Sand. He may not have written many songs- just the one New Frontier from Dance of Death, but one can’t deny the value that he brings to the band. Eddie is also a huge part of Iron Maiden’s history. Another common feature of Iron Maiden's material is their non-conformity to the prevailing standards and popular forms. When the rest of the scene was churning out 3 minute songs of the standard formula (2 chorus, 1 guitar solo, 1 final chorus), Iron Maiden was writing long and complex tracks, perhaps the most famous of which is the 13.45 minute epic ballad "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner". The epitome of so called 'Progressive Rock' genre. Much of this musical depth can be directly attributed to Steve Harris's masterful songwriting and flair for poetry.
My adoration has reached new levels! Love the kitty!!! ❤ Cats are royalty 😂
Always loved this song. It has like.. everything
I love your reactions... From France.
Deyana swearing in serbian + gojira and cat 🤗 great start 👍👍👍
always in for some Gojira !!!! have you checked "explosia",the opening track of "l'enfant sauvage" yet ? and "my last creation" ?
I know Explosia, but no My Last Creation.
Uwielbiam twoje reakcje 🤘😉 jestem ciekaw czy słyszałaś kiedykolwiek zespół KALANDRA, byłbym zachwycony gdybyś posłuchała utworu I AM
Pozdrowienia z Polski 👋😎
Dziękuję za oglądanie! 😄 I never heard of KALANDRA, so thank you for the recommendation, I'll check them out! Pozdrowienia z Serbii! 💜
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you reeeealy need to listen to only pain live at red rocks, you have no idea what you missing out on
I was planning on watching the entire Red Rocks show. I watched Pray live from Red Rocks and it blew my mind!
Just another day at the office for Mario. : )
Iron Maiden meets Fear Of The Dark LOL. You couldn't make this up kids 🤣 only in Blackpool would you get black-outs 😂 This is the Fear of the Dark tour 1992 T-shirt. This was one of Maiden's biggest tours worldwide. Maiden were touring as support of their 'Fear Of The Dark' album. Musical Innovation: Iron Maiden's music features complex arrangements, intricate guitar work, and a blend of melody and aggression. Their dual guitar harmonies, pioneered by Dave Murray and Adrian Smith, set a standard in heavy metal. Iconic Vocals: Bruce Dickinson's powerful and operatic vocal style is a defining characteristic of the band's sound. His range and theatrical delivery have made him one of the most respected vocalists in rock music. Lyrical Depth: Iron Maiden's lyrics often draw on history, literature, and mythology, exploring themes. Songs like "Hallowed Be Thy Name" and "The Trooper" are not only musically compelling but also rich in storytelling. Stage Presence: The band is known for their elaborate live performances, often featuring elaborate stage setups, props, and a strong visual aesthetic. Their mascot, Eddie, has become a cultural icon in its own right. Influence on the Genre: Iron Maiden has inspired countless bands across multiple genres, helping to shape the sound of heavy metal. Their work has influenced the development of subgenres like power metal and thrash metal. Dedicated Fanbase: The band's loyal fanbase, known as "Maiden fans," has contributed to their enduring popularity. Their ability to connect with fans through their music and live shows has created a strong community. Consistency and Longevity: Since their formation in 1975, Iron Maiden has maintained a prolific output of albums and tours. Their commitment to their craft has allowed them to remain relevant in the music industry for decades. Critical Acclaim: Many of their albums, such as "The Number of the Beast," "Powerslave," and "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son," are considered classics and have received critical acclaim, securing their place in music history. Overall, Iron Maiden's combination of musical skill, thematic depth, and theatrical performance has solidified their legacy as one of the greatest heavy metal bands of all time. Steve Harris: No offense to Bruce Dickinson but Steve Harris truly is the man that we can call Mr Iron Maiden. The band wouldn’t be who they are without him. One of the greatest bassists ever (personally my biggest influence), a songwriter par excellence. His galloping bass is what sets Maiden apart. Bruce Dickinson: Those vocals. Mind blowing. And he seems to get better with age. Not only is he a brilliant singer and songwriter, he seems to be a multi talented person. Pilot, fencer, writer and now he started a brewery too. Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers: Initially a twin guitar attack which now became a three guitar force. Murray and Smith are childhood friends who basically compliment each other really well and Gers is a good addition. The melody that the guitars bring while simultaneously being heavy is beautiful. Nicko McBrain: He is a very talented drummer. Oddly enough he doesn’t use a double bass pedal except for Face in the Sand. He may not have written many songs- just the one New Frontier from Dance of Death, but one can’t deny the value that he brings to the band. Eddie is also a huge part of Iron Maiden’s history. Another common feature of Iron Maiden's material is their non-conformity to the prevailing standards and popular forms. When the rest of the scene was churning out 3 minute songs of the standard formula (2 chorus, 1 guitar solo, 1 final chorus), Iron Maiden was writing long and complex tracks, perhaps the most famous of which is the 13.45 minute epic ballad "The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner". The epitome of so called 'Progressive Rock' genre. Much of this musical depth can be directly attributed to Steve Harris's masterful songwriting and flair for poetry.
Are they fucking with your electricity because of the war?
No, there's no war going on in my country, I just live in a shitty place with bad electricity.