The thing is that recent live videos don't show that off. It's unfortunate but the poor guy does seem to be loosing range in his old age and he can't hold his notes as long. Nothing against him, Bruce is a legend and the kind of show he puts on would be difficult at any age but to hear him at his live best try a show from the mid 80s
Not only is Bruce a singer, he's a championship fencer, award winning author, a pilot, he also beat throat cancer, watch any of the songs off the "book of souls" tour & thats him singing after his bout with cancer
Welcome to Iron Maiden, one thing always struck me about them. Unlike other live perfomances and bands, these guys always look like they are having fun, the most important point about music.
"Would I go and pay money to experience it myself? Probably not." That's what Fratello Metallo thought. He was an Italian capucine monk who wanted to see for himself what was that devil's music. Then he went to see a Metallica concert, and following his experience, became a metal singer.
Hehehe ... the devil's tricks... I love them! There was a similar case in Greece. Father Panteleimon (πατήρ Παντελεήμων), he was member of a band formed of priests and monks with the name "Παπαροκάδες" (free translation: the rock-priests). They played "christian pop-rock" that praised God, orthodox christianity, and against the new world order and the RFID chips. Eventually he abandoned the priesthood to became a hardcore metal singer. Musically however, they had some interesting songs...for example song title: "Έμαθα Ελεύθερος Να Ζω" (translation: I learned to live free). Today you can hear the former priest Panteleimon as a singer for the Greek metal band "Diviner". Search on UA-cam for "Diviner - Heaven Falls" ...devilishly funny title ha?? Hehehe!! \m/
He was also the singer for a band that made a tribute live for Ronnie James Dio for charitable purpose (Rock in Dio). Search it on UA-cam if you like Dio...ex-father Panteleimon made an exellent job with the vocals. One of the best vocal cover singers of Dio... Title: "ROCK 'N' ROLL CHILDREN "Heaven and Hell" ROCK IN DIO Vol4 by METAL HAMMER" There are more songs of this live on UA-cam. The band's name is "Rock N Roll Children".
There are reasons why this band has been one of the best live acts you can ever see for over 30 years. Their energy still, after all these years, the way they involve the audience and the fact that their audience consists of three generations all make it a very special experience. Live I have yet to experience better.
Maiden is all duelling leads!.. . makes my heart swell to see people understand and appreciate this music.. Maiden and others have sustained our souls for decades now.
I've seen this band 5 times. It's not just a concert. It's like a family reunion. They're really good at getting the crowd involved. See them if you get a chance.
Cool reaction. For versatility in the music, check out Rhime of the Ancient Mariner, if you are interested in a little more Iron Maiden. It is based on the famous poem of the same title.
"Would I pay to see them? Certainly not." Poor man! I'd pay and go anywhere just to see IRON MAIDEN live again. To feel the vibes and attend the crowd. They get better by every concert for more than 35 years now. UP THE IRONS!
Yes and those of us who have been listening to this music since it came out, get to live vicariously through new people and their first time hearing it and reacting to it. Thank You
I just watched your Iron Maiden playlist in reverse order. I smiled when you said in this video that you wouldn’t pay to see them. Glad you have changed your mind. ❤️
If you haven’t already react to Nightwish. As an opener I would suggest Ghost Love Score live from Wacken 2013.Tuomas the keyboard player is the composer and songwriter for the band. They are Finnish with a Dutch powerhouse female singer called Floor Jansen and Symphonic Metal.
Try "Alexander the great" from the album somewhere in time or the song "to tame a land" from the album piece of mind from iron maiden. Cheers from Greece
Going to the beginning to see how things were back in the year 1. It seems like we owe Dan thanks for suggesting reaction videos - thanks, Dan! I also enjoy how your reactions have evolved over time. I think you would go see that concert now...
I love how understanding you are with things that aren't your comfort zone, like reaction videos, or metal music. And also how you analyse them to find what's special about things that maybe you didn't consider special before
Btw, i started listening to JSBach, vivaldi and mozart BECAUSE i started listening to heavy metal. The music has alot of similarities in composition, and toccata and fugue is probably the 1st true heavy metal ever. Metallica also did exceptional work with classical influences in the 2-4th albums with cliff burtons bass standing out. Orion by metallica is a masterpiece instrumental on a bass.
Its become mandatory to sing along to this song.. the crowd goes loudest for this song, this and Metallica's Memory Remains, cant best these two classics
Any and all of the "LIFE AFTER DEATH" album. Absolutely epic live performances. My favourite is "hallowed be thy name" it was the first song I'd ever heard from maiden and still gives me goose bumps decades later!! An unsuspecting little boy, sat down by my dad, who was probably sick of the pop/chart music I was listening to, massive headphones put on me an he hit play... just WOW!
Maiden live are the best group live on the planet. Being at a concert like that front row center is something you never forget. I saw monsters of rock 95, metallica headlined, i collapsed after metallica ended, i virtually crawled to the tent and slept. Next morning awoke so hyped i was bouncing, and that next evening was still same. That was the leftover adrenilin..
There are so many 70's bands that would love to hear a classic music person interpret for us. Fool's Overture by Supertramp. Dancing with the Moonlit Night by Genesis, Awaken by yes. so many choices that sounds even better with an orchestra behind them.
We want professionals to technically analyze iron maiden music and vindicate their music so others can understand why we love this band so much..they are truly renaissance men.
Fear of the Dark is not the most interesting song they have ever done, composition-wise. Something like Alexander the Great, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, To Tame a Land or Phantom of the Opera might be more to your liking. A solid live version though.
I used to listen to this song, walking through Balboa Park at 3:00 in the morning. I'm not afraid of the dark. Or anything in the dark. (maybe I Am the dark.)
Have you ever listened to Nightwish? Symphonic metal band from Finland & they are awesome. I suspect you'll like their compositions. They're often likened to epic musicals from movies. Ghost Love Score from Wacken 2013 is probably their most popular track in youtubeland, but I adore their version of The Phantom of the Opera from the End of an Era concert.
"He can sing!" jajajaja...and He can flight a jet, and he can write a book...or two! and He can teach philosophy in a University!! and He can be the Captain of the UK Fencing team on Olympic Games...He is Bruce "Lord" Dickinson!
I thought I would search on "Daily Doug Iron Maiden" to catch them all, listening (in many cases re-listening) beginning to end. This is where it starts. Thanks for the many fun listenings.
Loved seeing your first reaction to Iron Maiden and loved how you picked a live version, Many metal bands conduct their audience in that manner, they have such a dedicated following and do it so well it is truly an experience to see and experience live! Love the Channel!
Maiden obviously has 3 guitarists, so because of that, they are panned specifically. Janik Gers (first solo) is panned one way, Dave Murray (second solo) is panned the opposite side. With their third guitarist (adrian smith) is panned equally in left and right.
I think most of their live albums are mixed that way. Live After Death from '85 was as I remember listening to it on a double cassette!! I think i wore the tapes out!
Man, your analysis at the beginning of why reaction vids are appealing is so spot on! I like them myself and i had a hard time figuring out why I liked them so much, but you hit the nail in the head. Thank you for this vid and your great insights!
As a long time Maiden fan...what I find fun and what made me click...is hearing what a composer thinks, of some awesome old school metal from a more technical perspective. Thumbs up!
Great reaction!! I've been a Maiden fan for as long as I can remember and it was fascinating to hear someone break down one of their tracks from a musically theoretical standpoint. Despite being a musician myself, albeit *very* amateur, I had never picked up on, for example, that there's a key change here for the guitar solos.
its 1.31am here im laying on my bed on my iron maiden fear of the dark t shirt thats amaizing lots of love and respect from the mountains of bangladesh
Very good reaction, in Argentina Iron Maiden fans can be counted by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, each Iron Maiden concert in Argentina is memorable ... greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
One of the first bands I got into 30 odd years ago, seen a few times live, an amazing show always! Prob one of the best ones to react to, seeing how the fans get involved too. Good to see you can appreciate them even though not your cup of tea! Love your channel too!
Very interesting reaction, specially coming from someone who actually knows about music. I'd be very interested to see you react to "Metallica - Master of puppets" (studio/lyrics video) or "Megadeth - Holy Wars... the punishment due" (official videoclip). Thanks in advance
I've heard Master of Puppets (and many of Metallica's songs)...what a great band! I've spent less time listening to Megadeth...might be a good fit for a react!
I know this is your first Iron Maiden reaction. I watched the others before this and you do a great job breaking it down. One piece of advice. When you talk you don’t need to look at us, just keep watching the video. You keep missing some great stuff when you look away from the video.
I'm a life long Maiden fan, well since my early teens and I've seen them several times, the best tour has to be the recent Legacy of the Beast tour. I saw them in Manchester and Bruce had recovered from tongue/throat cancer, he was on fire. I took my Dad and Sister with me, my sis was never a Metal or Maiden fan but she respected their work ethic and musicianship, she called that gig the best she's ever seen.
Listening to your thoughts, I think you might appreciate Queensryche: Take Hold of the Flame live in Japan I think that's '85. Great vocals and instruments. Great song.
You absolutely nailed the reason why watching reactors is so compelling. Even though it's vicareous, it's the closest it's possible to get to that first-time buzz and in these days when there are no gigs on, and so little new material in cinema or tv as a result of CV19, that little bit of the original wonder and joy is more valuable than ever.
Ive been a fan of Iron Maiden since i was 11-12, im 44 now and i still think of them as my fav band ever. Second best concert ive been to( Steve Earl being #1) I listen everything from southern rock to zydaco music form the creol regions in the states. Maiden is just top shelf stuff.
Slayer is another band that pans guitars hard left and right on live recordings. They do it for the whole thing, not just solos, so it's kind of cool to be able to hear each guitarist's part fairly clearly.
everybody: jumping, sreaming, headbanging, etc..
Doug: Hmmmm D-minor, interesting
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He'd fit in a prog concert
LMAO
Lol
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Love the comment "He can sing!" Has to be the understatement of the century!
Truly, undoubtedly, a understatement!!🤣🤣
very understated...................lol
honestly
The thing is that recent live videos don't show that off. It's unfortunate but the poor guy does seem to be loosing range in his old age and he can't hold his notes as long. Nothing against him, Bruce is a legend and the kind of show he puts on would be difficult at any age but to hear him at his live best try a show from the mid 80s
@@edbad85 Still sounds better than many other singers his age.
Not only is Bruce a singer, he's a championship fencer, award winning author, a pilot, he also beat throat cancer, watch any of the songs off the "book of souls" tour & thats him singing after his bout with cancer
If I could like it more than once I would 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
And are a prof lecture in war history.
@@hgoran7118 , yeah I forgot to add that, he also has an impressive tank collection
@@slayerbob213 you are totally right .thanks
And a badass!
Bruce has an unearthly vocal range and power, one of the best of his generation hands down - arguably one of the best, period.
Welcome to Iron Maiden, one thing always struck me about them.
Unlike other live perfomances and bands, these guys always look like they are having fun, the most important point about music.
you should see "Sabaton" live... they also seem to have really fun all the way through their performances :)
@@schustersview6037 ah, will check them out, thanks for heads up 👍
"Would I go and pay money to experience it myself? Probably not."
That's what Fratello Metallo thought. He was an Italian capucine monk who wanted to see for himself what was that devil's music. Then he went to see a Metallica concert, and following his experience, became a metal singer.
Hehehe ... the devil's tricks... I love them! There was a similar case in Greece. Father Panteleimon (πατήρ Παντελεήμων), he was member of a band formed of priests and monks with the name "Παπαροκάδες" (free translation: the rock-priests). They played "christian pop-rock" that praised God, orthodox christianity, and against the new world order and the RFID chips. Eventually he abandoned the priesthood to became a hardcore metal singer. Musically however, they had some interesting songs...for example song title: "Έμαθα Ελεύθερος Να Ζω" (translation: I learned to live free). Today you can hear the former priest Panteleimon as a singer for the Greek metal band "Diviner". Search on UA-cam for "Diviner - Heaven Falls" ...devilishly funny title ha?? Hehehe!! \m/
He was also the singer for a band that made a tribute live for Ronnie James Dio for charitable purpose (Rock in Dio). Search it on UA-cam if you like Dio...ex-father Panteleimon made an exellent job with the vocals. One of the best vocal cover singers of Dio...
Title: "ROCK 'N' ROLL CHILDREN "Heaven and Hell" ROCK IN DIO Vol4 by METAL HAMMER"
There are more songs of this live on UA-cam.
The band's name is "Rock N Roll Children".
Doug, you don't know what you are missing!
@@giorgosgalanos9888 thank you!!
@@giorgosgalanos9888 I absolutely love heaven falls, and this extra information just made it extra special to me, thx
Great reaction! Please react to Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name (Live 1982)
Yess !!!
Actually, any version will do. Never seen that they failed a live preformace
Yess
he needs to listen the 82 version on Beast over Hammersmith hehehe
@@nero1375 ABSOLUTELY!!! hell yes!
There are reasons why this band has been one of the best live acts you can ever see for over 30 years. Their energy still, after all these years, the way they involve the audience and the fact that their audience consists of three generations all make it a very special experience. Live I have yet to experience better.
....and one of the best rhythm section to this day
Is simply amazing to been in a Maiden show,the best band live! 😍🤘
"That is a lot of people..."
-My brain anytime I watch something pre covid
Let's celebrate the video that started me following your channel by re watching it!
Thanks Doug for the amazing journey.
Maiden is all duelling leads!.. . makes my heart swell to see people understand and appreciate this music.. Maiden and others have sustained our souls for decades now.
I've seen this band 5 times. It's not just a concert. It's like a family reunion. They're really good at getting the crowd involved. See them if you get a chance.
Only seen them perform once, and I was awestruck by how good they sounded live! What a fantastic performance they gave!
Cool reaction. For versatility in the music, check out Rhime of the Ancient Mariner, if you are interested in a little more Iron Maiden. It is based on the famous poem of the same title.
Thanks...that's three votes and several thumbs up for this song...
@@Doug.Helvering Yes! React to Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Flight 666 live), and have a blast.
@@Doug.Helvering rhime of the ancient mariner...for vocals hallowed be thy name live circa 1982
Bro is that a mass effect profile pic? I see you are also a person of culture. 👍👍
@@Zionvile666 hehe. Yes that was my Commander Shepard. You are the first person to comment on it in more than ten years of youtube.
If you are going to react or listen to Iron Maiden, Hallowed be thy name is a must.
Same 😍
This
@@freakinlyrical9086 agreed Hallowed Be Thy Name is peak Bruce
Agree ... you are not inducted to into maiden family without this right of passage being fulfilled
but 83 hammersmith. yes he has better skills later but in 83 he have that endless raw power.
Great reaction! Please react to Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name (Live 1982) to see Bruce in his prime.
"Would I pay to see them? Certainly not." Poor man! I'd pay and go anywhere just to see IRON MAIDEN live again. To feel the vibes and attend the crowd. They get better by every concert for more than 35 years now. UP THE IRONS!
Yes and those of us who have been listening to this music since it came out, get to live vicariously through new people and their first time hearing it and reacting to it. Thank You
We are waiting for Hallowed by the live (1982)
O widzę, że się dogadamy ludziku
Posłuchaj sobie That Girl z B side somwhere in time i Reach Out śpiewane przez Adriana Smitha ;-)
Up The Irons
I just watched your Iron Maiden playlist in reverse order. I smiled when you said in this video that you wouldn’t pay to see them. Glad you have changed your mind. ❤️
If you haven’t already react to Nightwish. As an opener I would suggest Ghost Love Score live from Wacken 2013.Tuomas the keyboard player is the composer and songwriter for the band. They are Finnish with a Dutch powerhouse female singer called Floor Jansen and Symphonic Metal.
+1 or 2
Totally agree. Doug I think you would dig Nightwish.
Yes I agree, this is a good song. One of my old favourites from Nightwish.
Hallowed be thy name (Beast over Hammersmith live performance) is the thing to check out, if are to hear Bruce (and Maiden) at his best.
Link: ua-cam.com/video/7vP2hFFV57E/v-deo.html
Try "Alexander the great" from the album somewhere in time or the song "to tame a land" from the album piece of mind from iron maiden. Cheers from Greece
Hello! I'd love to visit Greece sometime. Our favorite restaurant in Philadelphia is a Greek restaurant.
Metalhead growing up listening to Iron Maiden..picks up history book and books on poetry just to find out what the songs about... True story
Alexander the great next!!!! Please!!!
Έλα μωρη τρέλα Bloodborne (hunter)! Ωραίος! Doug check To Tame a Land and Infinite Dreams!
Going to the beginning to see how things were back in the year 1. It seems like we owe Dan thanks for suggesting reaction videos - thanks, Dan! I also enjoy how your reactions have evolved over time. I think you would go see that concert now...
Try The Clansman live at Rock in Río from Maiden, I think you'd like it
My favorite Maiden performance of all time
Man, having that song back in the "legacy of the beast" tour was awesome. One of the best moments in the concert, for sure.
Freedooooom!
@@blacksky379 No, we can't let them take any more Alexander The Great
My friend stole my rock in Rio dvd many years ago damn bastard but clansman stuck forever.. great track
This was my first video of yours, so thanks to your brother for suggestion this :)
I love how understanding you are with things that aren't your comfort zone, like reaction videos, or metal music. And also how you analyse them to find what's special about things that maybe you didn't consider special before
When you started head banging....much respect because I think it was genuine and you couldn't help yourself.;) Welcome to the Maiden family, Doug.
BTW Iron Maiden is not just a metal band, but probably the greatest heavy metal band of all time... They are huge! You can tell by the crowd.
Btw, i started listening to JSBach, vivaldi and mozart BECAUSE i started listening to heavy metal. The music has alot of similarities in composition, and toccata and fugue is probably the 1st true heavy metal ever. Metallica also did exceptional work with classical influences in the 2-4th albums with cliff burtons bass standing out. Orion by metallica is a masterpiece instrumental on a bass.
"The audience obviously knows this song..." 😆
slight understatement, lol
Its become mandatory to sing along to this song.. the crowd goes loudest for this song, this and Metallica's Memory Remains, cant best these two classics
Argentina's crowd is crazy with rock and metal bands.
Just coming back to see how the most interesting and educational reaction videos in UA-cam begun.
Any and all of the "LIFE AFTER DEATH" album. Absolutely epic live performances. My favourite is "hallowed be thy name" it was the first song I'd ever heard from maiden and still gives me goose bumps decades later!! An unsuspecting little boy, sat down by my dad, who was probably sick of the pop/chart music I was listening to, massive headphones put on me an he hit play... just WOW!
one of the all time great rock/metal vocalists and frontmen.
Have sang along with them 6 times. Its so wonderful and cathartic!
Damn right he can sing.. sir.
Reaction are popular because we enjoy seeing someone get it.
Maiden live are the best group live on the planet. Being at a concert like that front row center is something you never forget. I saw monsters of rock 95, metallica headlined, i collapsed after metallica ended, i virtually crawled to the tent and slept. Next morning awoke so hyped i was bouncing, and that next evening was still same. That was the leftover adrenilin..
There are so many 70's bands that would love to hear a classic music person interpret for us. Fool's Overture by Supertramp. Dancing with the Moonlit Night by Genesis, Awaken by yes. so many choices that sounds even better with an orchestra behind them.
Been lucky enough to see them TWICE from the pit.. MOST AMAZING show .. and I have seen a lot over the years. Simply Amazing..
Iron Maiden was all I listen to in highschool, and have been my favorite band ever since
I‘m Born in 1976. My older Brothers brought me to Metal and Iron Maiden. Love Fear of the Dark 😁👊🏻💐
We want professionals to technically analyze iron maiden music and vindicate their music so others can understand why we love this band so much..they are truly renaissance men.
Fear of the Dark is not the most interesting song they have ever done, composition-wise. Something like Alexander the Great, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, To Tame a Land or Phantom of the Opera might be more to your liking. A solid live version though.
While I agree with you completely, it is a great audience reaction song. (Particularly in South America!)
Fligh 666
Nothing beats the energy of a metal concert.
Thank you brother Dan for setting him down this path!!!
I used to listen to this song, walking through Balboa Park at 3:00 in the morning. I'm not afraid of the dark. Or anything in the dark. (maybe I Am the dark.)
Proto-proto-Doug. Cheers to your brother for planting the seed!!! Now we have the best community ever!!
Have you ever listened to Nightwish? Symphonic metal band from Finland & they are awesome. I suspect you'll like their compositions. They're often likened to epic musicals from movies.
Ghost Love Score from Wacken 2013 is probably their most popular track in youtubeland, but I adore their version of The Phantom of the Opera from the End of an Era concert.
With your classical training and background, this one would be a good pick. I'm curious to hear your comments.
"He can sing!" jajajaja...and He can flight a jet, and he can write a book...or two! and He can teach philosophy in a University!! and He can be the Captain of the UK Fencing team on Olympic Games...He is Bruce "Lord" Dickinson!
blood brothers is pretty progressive
Great song, really enjoy singing this with my brother when drunk at maiden gigs 😁
I thought I would search on "Daily Doug Iron Maiden" to catch them all, listening (in many cases re-listening) beginning to end. This is where it starts.
Thanks for the many fun listenings.
"oh well, wherever, wherever you are, iron maiden's gonna get you, no matter how far"
You have to do Empire of the Clouds! That's Bruce flexing his 40+ years of experience into a masterful composition!
Loved seeing your first reaction to Iron Maiden and loved how you picked a live version, Many metal bands conduct their audience in that manner, they have such a dedicated following and do it so well it is truly an experience to see and experience live! Love the Channel!
Thanks for reacting to my favorite band , they are just amazing and in my opinion some of the best musicians, every single one
Iron Maiden - Hallowed By Thy Named - Live 2009 Santiago, Chile. -- this is a must!!!!!!!
Brasil e Argentina,os melhores públicos do Metal \,,/
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Maiden obviously has 3 guitarists, so because of that, they are panned specifically. Janik Gers (first solo) is panned one way, Dave Murray (second solo) is panned the opposite side. With their third guitarist (adrian smith) is panned equally in left and right.
I think most of their live albums are mixed that way. Live After Death from '85 was as I remember listening to it on a double cassette!! I think i wore the tapes out!
Man, your analysis at the beginning of why reaction vids are appealing is so spot on! I like them myself and i had a hard time figuring out why I liked them so much, but you hit the nail in the head. Thank you for this vid and your great insights!
Symphonic metal may be to your liking.
Try Nightwish with the song Ghost love score; live at Wacken.
Hats off to your brother.
Reactions are something you do wonderfully. And Maiden are a very place to start
I love to see people experience great bands/songs for the first time. That is the draw. You are correct.
Man. Bruce's voice aged like the finest of wines. Brilliant.
I am pretty sure you'll love Nightwish; Phantom of the Opera, Ghost Love Score and especially, the Poet and the Pendulum.
Don't forget. These guys are in their 60's! And Bruce recently survived throat cancer. Great reactions. Thank you.
Nicely done Doug! You seem like a cool and real dude
Oh please.... You know you would go see them live. YEAH!!!!!!
Started in 81 at 17 years old. Still jamming to them . Up the Irons.
He can sing.... Is like saying the sea is wet! Hallowed be thy name live... From anytime in the last 20 years is well worth a visit
As a long time Maiden fan...what I find fun and what made me click...is hearing what a composer thinks, of some awesome old school metal from a more technical perspective. Thumbs up!
Simplicity is easy to enjoy.
Its what thinkers wish to do.
Great reaction!! I've been a Maiden fan for as long as I can remember and it was fascinating to hear someone break down one of their tracks from a musically theoretical standpoint. Despite being a musician myself, albeit *very* amateur, I had never picked up on, for example, that there's a key change here for the guitar solos.
its 1.31am here im laying on my bed on my iron maiden fear of the dark t shirt thats amaizing
lots of love and respect from the mountains of bangladesh
I wish I could listen to Fear of the dark for the first time again
Than you for the analysis. It's nice to hear from a professional.
Up the Irons!
Always loved maiden from the 80s onwards, being english myself, they are a great band with great tuuuunneeessssss
I was there. You should really try " Hallowed be thy name"
Young or old - Maiden is for everyone and everyone loves it and will be loved till time exists !
Very good reaction, in Argentina Iron Maiden fans can be counted by hundreds of thousands, if not millions, each Iron Maiden concert in Argentina is memorable ... greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Cool reaction! I’ve seen them a few times throughout the years; an Iron Maiden show is always a fun place to be.
One of the first bands I got into 30 odd years ago, seen a few times live, an amazing show always! Prob one of the best ones to react to, seeing how the fans get involved too. Good to see you can appreciate them even though not your cup of tea!
Love your channel too!
Very interesting reaction, specially coming from someone who actually knows about music. I'd be very interested to see you react to "Metallica - Master of puppets" (studio/lyrics video) or "Megadeth - Holy Wars... the punishment due" (official videoclip). Thanks in advance
I've heard Master of Puppets (and many of Metallica's songs)...what a great band! I've spent less time listening to Megadeth...might be a good fit for a react!
I would love to hear your reaction to Iron Maiden's Empire of the Clouds. I loved your response when you reacted to Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
Maiden concerts are all about pure, party-style fun. Always a joy to watch.
I know this is your first Iron Maiden reaction. I watched the others before this and you do a great job breaking it down. One piece of advice. When you talk you don’t need to look at us, just keep watching the video. You keep missing some great stuff when you look away from the video.
I'm a life long Maiden fan, well since my early teens and I've seen them several times, the best tour has to be the recent Legacy of the Beast tour. I saw them in Manchester and Bruce had recovered from tongue/throat cancer, he was on fire.
I took my Dad and Sister with me, my sis was never a Metal or Maiden fan but she respected their work ethic and musicianship, she called that gig the best she's ever seen.
My favorite would be "Afraid to Shoot Strangers", it's amazing and a true masterpiece talking about the humanity of what it's like going to war.
rime of the ancient mariner, or hallowed by thy name from 1984.
you will enjoy both.
Nice methodical technical reaction
I saw them in 1981. Had never heard of them but, their showmanship and Bruce Dickinson’s classical trained voice had me quick!
That singer also flies the band on tour in their jumbo 747. As far as whether or not going to see them live, it's worth it.
That was an excellent review. Hallowed be thy name is another classic song everyone enjoys.
Listening to your thoughts, I think you might appreciate Queensryche: Take Hold of the Flame live in Japan I think that's '85. Great vocals and instruments. Great song.
"It's a simple progression, but you'll find it quite powerful"
You absolutely nailed the reason why watching reactors is so compelling. Even though it's vicareous, it's the closest it's possible to get to that first-time buzz and in these days when there are no gigs on, and so little new material in cinema or tv as a result of CV19, that little bit of the original wonder and joy is more valuable than ever.
I like the fact that you respect the songs you react to , even tho they aren't your cup of tea
Bravo!
Going through some of your older vids, still love this one. Argentina always shows up for love gigs. Stay safe mate.
In Argentina we love ROCK / HEAVY and basically any type of other Good music
Ive been a fan of Iron Maiden since i was 11-12, im 44 now and i still think of them as my fav band ever. Second best concert ive been to( Steve Earl being #1) I listen everything from southern rock to zydaco music form the creol regions in the states. Maiden is just top shelf stuff.
Slayer is another band that pans guitars hard left and right on live recordings. They do it for the whole thing, not just solos, so it's kind of cool to be able to hear each guitarist's part fairly clearly.
I too was a sophomore when this song came out. On the contrary I had already been an Iron Maiden fan for the previous 10 years (since '82)