Iron Maiden - The Trooper | FIRST TIME REACTION
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05:15 - Thoughts
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I highly suggest you to go listen to the original song here: • Iron Maiden - The Troo...
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This song is based on the poem...Charge of the Light Brigade. The video shows clips of the movie by the same name. It was a battle in the Crimean War. the British against the Russians.
Yeah, 647 lightly armed horsemen got separated from the other brigades. They decided to charge 12,000 Russians with cannons! Surprisingly, many survived!
@@trmn8r677 It was a breakdown in communication between commanding officers who didn't like each other that saw them charge the cannons. They were meant to attack elsewhere more suitable for a light cavalry charge.
do a search for Trumpeter Landfrey he was one of the trumpeters, and there is an Edison recording of him sounding the charge.
Aug 20, 1983, Capitol Centre. What a show. Fastway opened. The Trooper was the 5th song in the set list. Unforgettable, even 40 years later.
That was a great show. I remember it as well.
I can't say how jealous I am of you two. I woulda been 10, and already an Iron Maiden fan ("Piece of Mind" was the first album by anyone that I bought with my own paper route money), and this is still my favourite Maiden song to this day.
I saw them on that same tour in Little Rock AR at Barton Coliseum. Fastway opened for Saxon who opened for Iron Maiden. Sometime in 1983. EXCELLENT show!!
yes remember it well , man i miss the cap center !
I saw them with Fastway 1983 at New Haven Coliseum in CT.
That sensation you mentioned of it feeling like you were riding those horses is thanks to Steve Harris superhuman galloping bass technique. He’s an absolute legend, 67 years old and still touring hard. Up the irons!!!
Bruce Dickenson's voice is next level. This song is fantastic. His scream in Number of the Beast is iconic, you should listen to that next.
So are his pants.
@@jasperdevries1726 Lekker Bru..Lekker!!!
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Lol!
I graduated that year. Some friends and I passed on our Sr Prom and went to McNichol's Arena to see them. It was incredible!
Glad to se this video, on thing you already may known , Iron Maiden is a Band wich tells you an history in almost every song, they reach the perfect balance to be hard Metal and put your mind into an story who is connected with the emotions of the moment and rithm of the song. Is a characteristic pretty unique because many bands try to do something similar but not many really made it so well.
One of my favourites is:
The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner.
It's a masterpiece. Live or studio, both versions are great. The studio version is cool because the sound effects are amazing, and the live versions are great because it's Iron freakin' Maiden, and they always kill it live.
Have you done Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner or Fear of the Dark or Hallowed be thy name! live performances they are master classes.
Got it, hopefully I’ll get to that someday ❤️
The Trooper!!!! "The Charge of the Light Brigade". That's the name of the story this song is based on. It's about the Battle of Balaclava in 1854 during the Crimean War between the United Kingdom and Russia. In short, the song is about a small cavalry brigade of about 600 men charging at the wrong enemy objective and sustaining heavy casualties. A lot of Iron Maiden songs are based on history and literature works.
The Trooper is based on The Charge Of The Light Brigade from the Crimean war in the 1800s, hence the sense of horses galloping with that bass line and drums.
The bit you stopped at with the words on screen about cannons is from the poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
Another great history class from Iron Maiden. Check out the History and the famous poem.
"I like how it sounds like you're on a horse"
Maiden are known for their galloping rhythm (one of the hardest English words to spell)
Rime of the Ancient Mariner or Hallowed be thy name live performances are incredible
I’ll write that down, ty ❤️
Bruce Dickenson is amazing. He takes the sing to wail capabilities of Robert Plant and brings them into the current era. His ability to wail and provide such power yet such perfect enunciation is legendary.
The song is basically written about the Crimean war era. The (su!cidal) charge of the light brigade. It's about honour and duty and bloody stupidity.
Men's lives thrown away due to stupid decisions, honour and pride. A charge in the wrong place, with all the mountains holding gun emplacements pointed straight at them.
It was the most savage and pointless part of the entire Balkan war, with huge casualties. For nothing but using their enemies ammuniton.
"into the valley of death
rode the six hundred"
Every man there knew they were almost assured to die, but duty and honour required it... and so they rode.
Hi, thanks for reacting to iron Madien, another first concert I seen them in Albuquerque, NM. Metal concerts back then, the best of the best! ❤🤟🤟
Hi, my pleasure
This song was based on the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson which tells of a military action undertaken by British light cavalry against Russian forces during the Battle of Balaclava in the Crimean War. A mounted a frontal assault against a Russian artillery. The cavalry brigade suffered terribly, with 118 men killed, 127 wounded, and about 60 taken prisoner.
We are for the first two minutes in a song and drums player Nicko Mcbrain are just killing it with his awsome drumming skills , it's so good to see how the rest of the band tries to keep up with a drummer , such a energetic song 🤘🤘🤘 dear Bisscute make a reaction to Iron Maiden most iconic music hit called Halloweed Be Thy Name , you will love it for sure 🤟🤘
In your own time, you should listen to Iron Maiden’s “Phantom of the Opera”
It includes one of the best instrumental breaks/solos ever written.
The best opening ever!
My favorite Maiden song
one minute to midnight,,,and somewhere in time and wasted years are a few of my favorite maiden songs
One of my favorite metal bands of all time! 🤘🤘EDDIE!!
Hope you liked this ❤️
You are 1 of a kind! Thanks for bringing us old school metalheads back to our youth. Im 58 years old now but still remember my first Maiden 🤘 concert in 1981. In fact I still have the ticket stub ( remember when we kept them like they were allgolden
@Bisscute. Good catch. That "sounds like riding horses" is the famous "Iron Maiden Gallop", esp. a trademark of Bassplayer Steve Harris.
This is one of my favorite songs to play on bass ever. Steve Harris is just such a beast. One of these days, I'll get around to learning Number of the Beast by these guys.
I've heard this song more times than I can count and it never gets old.
For a live song I'm going with Iron Maiden - Infinite Dreams from Maiden England in 1988.
Some Maiden suggestions - Phantom of the Opera with Paul Di'anno on vocals, Powerslave, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, Children of the Damned and The Clansman with Blaze Bayley on vocals.
I've had THE TROOPER tattooed on my left shoulder blade since 1988
Great to see you reacting to Iron Maiden again. They are such a beloved group, with a large catalog of great music. Over 40 yrs worth. Stay on this journey, you won't regret it.
This song is based on the Alfred Lord Tennyson poem Charge of the Light Brigade. Which takes place in the Crimean War. Fought between Russia and the Ottoman Empire (modern Turkey) where England, France and Sardinia (the island off of the West coast of Italy just south of the Island or Corsica) sided with the Ottoman Empire. The Charge of the light brigade occurred when the British attacked the Russians in the Battle of Balaclava.
All people pointing out the rhythm of song recalls galloping horses, which is true for drums and bass, but the twin harmonized guitars sound like... the Bugle at charge! No one catch this! 😁
Maiden is always best enjoyed live. You should do one of the more theatrical songs. Dance of Death, The Talisman, Pachendale or Book of Souls. 🤘
Rime of the Ancient Mariner!
For Iron Maiden, check out these gems: The Number of the Beast, Wasted Years, Rime of the Ancient Mariner & Aces High.
Also check out Queensryche: Jet City Woman, Best I Can, Queen of the Reich, & anything off of Operation Mindcrime album.
And lastly, check out Steelheat: She's Gone & I'll Never Let you Go.
Bisscute, where do I begin. I grew up as a Gen X. I have been a heavy metal fan all my life. I however have appreciated different kinds of music over the years. Iron Maiden has been my most fun bands to play as I love to play guitar. I would say that Adrian Smith was closer to my style and easier for me to relate to solo-wise. I can't think of a single album I dislike nor for composition, I cannot really tell you which one is the best. The number of the beast was a great album, this is the debute album fo this singer. You can definitely not go wrong with the number of the beast. In reality, you can't go wrong with any of them.
The last time I saw Iron Maiden live was the early 2000's. Rob Zombie opened for them. It was a really diverse show as far as concert goers go. Teens to grey haired old men. Some of them still rocking the long hair they did in the 70's and 80's
Hmmm 🤔 "old men". Pretty soon their shows will need more handicap seating than regular seating. And I'll be there with or without hair. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Fun fact, Bruce Dickinson (lead singer) is also a licensed commercial pilot and frequently pilots the bands 737 on tour. Atleast he used to.
Oh wow ❤️
This was my FIRST official exposure to Iron Maiden back in 1984. It was the last song on a special metal compilation called Master Of Metal, and it was my favorite track on the whole album.
A "Volume II" of the compilation was released the following year and that opened with another Iron Maiden track, Run To The Hills. Another winner! Soon after that, I obtained my first official Iron Maiden album, Powerslave, and my favorite track off that was the opener Aces High, and that album remains my favorite IM album to this day. You gotta love that "glunk! glunk! glunk!" gallop of the bass! Steve "`Arry" Harris!
GREAT STUFF!
Saw them live at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on their Tour 3-4 years ago! SUCH A BADASS TIME! Everyone was loud and going crazy, it was Electrifying :D
Long Live Iron Maiden!
I don't say this to many women but I find your accent mezmerizing. I could listen to you speak all day long.
absolutely love Maiden! Highly recommend you check out the live version, Iron Maiden - Aces High (Live After Death 1985) specifically. Same amazing energy!
The lead singer actually flys their airplane from concert to concert
Hi cutie from Sheffield Yorkshire England WHAT A JOY TREAT WATCHING MY FAVOURITE PERSON ON THE PLANET REACTING TO 1 OF MY FAVOURITE BANDS ON THE PLANET ❤❤
Hi Bisscute,other great songs by them:The Clansman(Live In Rock In Río),Afraid To Shoot Strangers,Flight Of Icarus,Can I Play With Madness?,Aces High,The Evil That Men Do,Be Quick Or Be Dead,The Number Of The Beast,The Clairvoyant,From Here To Eternity,Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter.🤘
"Hallow be Thy Name" (live at Long Beach Theater) classic performance of a classic song
I suggest this song The Trooper LIVE in Anaheim CA 2022. You will see their *10 ft tall* mascot Eddie on stage in the middle of the song.
Might check it out someday ❤️
I recommend Aces High, once again very energetic.
Cannons to the left of them, cannons to the right of them, volleyed and thundered, Into the valley of death rode the six hundred.
there is also an official animated version of this song, from memory animated by Camp Kaos (although I could be wrong about that)
"The Trooper" is about the Battle of Balaclava (1854) during the Crimean War (1853-1856), specifically about the Charge of the Light Brigade. Alfred Lord Tennyson, then Poet Laureate of the UK, wrote his poem, "The Charge of the Light Brigade" in 1854 shortly after the battle. A British light cavalry brigade (the six hundred) charged a Russian artillery battery and suffered a nearly 50% casualty rate (dead and wounded).
It's where the English expression, "Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die." comes from. Many replace "theirs" with "ours".
"Trooper" is what a soldier in a cavalry unit is called, at least in English.
Iron maiden are professional metal artists
Waoow..iron maiden my favorit....tanks...
Loved your reaction..nice
If you want to hear the most amazing songwriter, pianist, raw musician from the 90’s. Listen to Tori Amos. She was accepted into a music scholarship when 5 years old. Kicked out at 11 for being to rebellious. Mesmerising and raw
Noted ❤️
I love seeing the younger generation truly enjoying the great music my generation grew up with. It's rare these days to see much talent from the newer bands. There are some good ones but not many. For more from Iron Maiden anything is good. Others have made good suggestions. One of my favorites is Run To The Hills.
Guitarist Janick Gers lives in my town 🤘
My first maiden show was July 1982. Number of the Beast tour....I just saw them last year for the 40th anniversary of that tour!
Amazing ❤️
The black and white footage is from the film Charge of the Light Brigade (1936) and depicts the real life Battle of Balaclava
during the Crimean war in which British cavalry charged Russian cannons.
Also for the film to make the horses fall down they tripped them with wires which resulted in horses becoming hurt so badly they had to be put down on the spot.
I see, thanks for the info ❤️
Loved the reaction.
My suggestion for the next Iron Maiden reaction is the number of the beast?
As for something different.
I love cello music. Two cellos. Despacito.
And anything from lindsey Stirling. ( violinist).
3 lead guitarist, same as Lynard Skynyrd. Both the best of the best!
Excellent, Iron Maiden are a heavy metal band founded in 1975 in London, United Kingdom by bass player Steve Harris. Enjoy your reacted beautiful Bisscute. 👍
This is a great song from a brilliant album. One of their best...piece of mind... please do some from that album.. it tends to get left out...😊
Such an amazing band. Their signature sound is basically the gallop. Great reaction
Iron Maiden is a top 5 band for me.
Please check out
Paschendale
Or
The clansman
Awesome reaction again, I agree that Number of the beast is a must listen, also Run to the hills is terrific💖
Ah. The famous Iron Maiden Gallop. Song run to the hills has it too. More pronounced than here.
Nice reaction. Thanks a lot.
Glad you like. 👍🤟
The song's lyrics are inspired by Alfred Tennyson's famous poem Charge of the Light Brigade which tells the story of an English soldier sent to the Crimea in September 1854 to fight against the Russian army.
3:56 that down note of Dave holy sh17
Awesome another Iron Maiden song!😎😎😎
Rime of the Ancient Mariner 🤘
OMG iron Maiden reactions!!!! Finally!!
My favorite Iron Maiden song 👊😎👊
Iron Maiden 👍🔥🎸📢🎶
Cool reaction,Bisscute ❤️🤓
Please,more reactions on
Iron Maiden and Metallica.
I’m glad to see someone enjoy the old school metal scene of the 80’s. I lived it as a teenager and got to experience a lot of great bands as a result. The song Halloween (official live) by King Diamond would be a great song to review, his vocal range will surprise those who haven’t heard it.
"O o o o o o o o o" - great lyrics.
Just kidding, I love this song and it is about one of those events from our history that Iron Maiden are so good at putting to music. So I will recommend "Brighter than a Thousand Suns" by them, it's a fantastic song about the atomic bomb.
If you like Iron Maiden that much. I like to sugest a band from my land (Argentina) "Rata Blanca" the song is called "La leyenda del mago y el hada". Also if you get argentinian fans you will know what love and passion are, really, look it up. Nice one! keep rocking kid!
Great Song from the best Music Decade 😊
Yep, they have rightly their status in music history and are pioneers for many generations to come. For example, also for Nemophila who have a cover of exactly this song on their channel, which I can only recommend to you. :)
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「 _Look inside the mirror of you. Can you say now is the best of who you are?_ 」--- *Nemophila* 'RISE' 💮
well damn I missed the premeire for this I will not miss the next Iron Maiden premeire. Sooo it has been a long time and wait for some more Maiden reactions, And I am so pleased to the see Biss hear/react to this. An all time classic metal song from my all time favorite band (Opeth also is my favorite band). I have some more recomendations for Maiden future listens/reactions:
ua-cam.com/video/xqUa5SbLU_c/v-deo.html Powerslave
ua-cam.com/video/F3MCzpXTELc/v-deo.html To Tame a Land (one of my favorite songs by IM sadly almost they almost never play this Live)
ua-cam.com/video/088YtEWsXfk/v-deo.html The Clansman
ua-cam.com/video/B3f7MNpQ1mI/v-deo.html Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
ua-cam.com/video/5QhXTjfPfbc/v-deo.html Death or Glory
Bruce Dickinson flies commercial jet planes also!! The singer...
u got Right it is fender (Dave uses fender guitars almost entire carrer)
man i remember hearing them the first time, it was 1990s. the first songs i ever heard from them was with the other vocalist, the original one, the punk guy, they were kind of a punk rock band at first,for some reason their earlier records was the one i saw in a local record bar at our block back then,there were few maiden albums there, it was new to me so i decided to grab one and gave it a try.the first album was good,then i went back to grab another album and it was the number of the beast album, and i was surprised cause the voice i was hearing was different, he had more range and power.. things got better when bruce came in, bruce gave maiden a variety of range that they didnt have with the first vocalist.
Dance of death live version (en vivo)
Hell on earth
The clansman live version ( rock in rio 2001 )
🤘😊
Bisscute, this is probably my favorite Iron Maiden song besides 2 Minutes to Midnight. It's also a very tough song to play on guitar hero. Always love your reactions.
Thank you so much, glad you liked the reaction ❤️
3 absolute musts : Phantom of the opera, Rime of the ancient mariner, and Powerslave ;)
Got it ❤️
If you haven't done Aces High yet, its one of my favorites. My son was playing GTA when it first came out listening to the radio in the car. I was watching him play and this song came on and I'm rocking out. He says"mom you don't this song!" 😂😂😂Oh man, that was classic❤❤
Nice reaction! Different suggestions, you say? Ok! The most important thing to know is that Iron Maiden is such a creative band, having composed other "headbanger" songs and some other "not so heavy". My suggestions: "Aces high", "Fear of the dark", "Infinite dreams", "Wasted years", "The rhyme of the ancient mariner", "Alexander the great", "Hallowed be thy name", "The writing on the wall", "The flight of Icarus", "Stranger in a strange land", "Run to the hills". Up the Irons! 🤘
Love the old Maiden. My fave album would be a constant change between everything released in the 80's but Somewhere in time from 86 is really fantastic. Long Distance Runner and Alexander the Great is just good music. Bruce Dickinson is impressive, i'd loved to step into a airplane one day and hear "Hello, my name is Bruce Dickinson and i'll be your captain for this flight" Timeless - all of it.
Love how Bruce just jumps in, no build up. Also, fyi, for Bisscute, your chair dancing has gotten very good...appreciate the skill that takes ..😂
hi biss i have some suggestion for you. brave new world, blood brothers, sign of the cross, the clansman and dream of mirrors. Nice reaction
It’s about the Charge of the Light Brigade at the Battle of Balaclava in thee Crimean war of 1854
As others have commented, this song is based on an old poem. It's one that certainly the boys from Maiden would have learned in their English schools as teens. And they somehow managed to turn this school lesson on history and literature into a total banger! But that's just what Maiden does so well. They do the same thing in Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
More Iron Maiden reactions pls is the best band of heavy metal 🤘🏻
Bass player Steve Harris invented the "galloping horse" bass line. Its a cornerstone of the Iron Maiden sound. Guitar fun fact: that red, star shaped guitar is an Ibanez Destroyer, its a copy (sort of) of a Gibson Explorer. Gibson designed and produced the Explorer in 1958. Its wild shape was too crazy for 1958 so not many Explorers were sold. Gibson stopped making them after just a few years. But in the early 1970s a few Explorers were popping up in rock bands. Allen Collins from Lynyrd Skynyrd played one, for example. No other guitar company copied the Explorer shape thinking it would be a waste of money and time. But, the Japanese guitar company Ibanez copied it and called it the Destroyer. Gibson guitars got pissed off and sued Ibanez for copyright violations. Gibson lost in court because the Destroyer has a few minor differences from the Explorer. While being an obvious copy of the design it isnt exact, so no copyright violation. Gibson and Ibanez are still rivals today.
I think it's generally accepted, even among other metal bands (who aren't a shy and retiring bunch in public as a rule) that when Iron Maiden are on form, no-one else can touch them.
Also Based For the Charge of the Light Brigade , British war in Crimea, 1853-56
Charge of the light brigade is the poem referenced in this video and is a big deal in the cavalry. About troopers knowingly charging into certain death. Beautiful. Thanks.
I see, thank you ❤️
From the album Piece of Mind, the song Still Life was always one of my favs. I think you would like Run to the Hills as well
Hello Bisscute,your looking very beautiful as always and Iron Maiden is a awesome band with many many great songs particularly Number of the beast.
I love Iron Maiden!! Number of the Beastshould be your next listen, and then maybe other greats to follow Flight of Icarus, Hallowed Be Thy Name, Wasted Years, there are so many great songs! Saw them for the 2nd time back in October and they are still killing it!
I see, thanks for the suggestion ❤️
By the way, look at that lightshow. Awesome. You would barely find something like that today. Well, probably at a Maiden show. Up the Irons! 🤟
love this song, and your reaction to it as well Bisscute
Thank so you much ❤️
40 years later and it STILL hits you the same. Right between eyes!
Used to ride to school with them blasting on a kick@$$ system that would rattle windows.
Hope you liked the reaction ❤️
i enjoy your video's so much,that i forget to like them sometimes😪don't worry,i will watch again and like them👍
Hey Biss! You need to see Crazy on You - Heart! That is an incredible song, and Heart is a wonderful 70's rock band. I would really love to appreciate it if you could react to that.