IRON MAIDEN'S Bruce Dickinson interviewed in 2004 on stage at Hammersmith | Raw & Uncut
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Sam Dunn interviews Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden on the stage of the Hammersmith in 2004 for the documentary Metal: A Headbanger's Journey. This extended interview excerpt is presented raw and uncut, with new director's commentary.
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What he said about Eddie makes all the sense in the world.
+Jason I totally agree! He's a really smart bugger. My favourite singer from my favourite band :)
+Jason 17 years. It really took 17 years for me to understand this. Wow. I have been so blind.
Maiden have always understood the merch aspects of the whole Maiden world. Smart blokes. Maiden will still be being played all over Earth in 2118, and many more centuries to come. 😋
i couldnt agree more!
wow for real
I think Eddie being the face of the band has allowed the members to avoid a lot of the pitfalls of the rock and roll/heavy metal "lifestyle" that has wrecked so many other bands, and also kept any one member from thinking they are the "star" of the band. One of the best management decisions in the history of popular music.
That is true
i've always loved that Maiden is a musicians band, and that every one of them get to shine with their talent to make a complete and complimentary band as a whole
they've never been a band that used "substances" they were married with families and were grounded. sorry this is five years after you posted but i've just found the video!
Well, Bruce just correctly predicted what they would do in 10 years lol
It's actually funny what he said at the end because they actually did that. If you take a look at the album booklets until the album A Matter of Life & Death, (you can even take a look on the Discogs website for convenience) they used to have actual photos of them. Until the album The Final Frontier, it's when they only had like a photo of them in the dark. And in The Book of Souls album, they also had a picture of them but with some digital effect and a pyramid behind them. They pretty much started using more art on the booklets to compensate the lack of photos and to make them more interesting to look at, I guess. So I imagine the guys talking about how they wouldn't use photos anymore, because of how crap they think they looked.
Lol
One of the smartest guys in the industry.
YRP! actually whoas smarter??? any hnds in the air?
Best pipes in metal...still after 30 years. Just saw them in NYC and they just as awesome as ever.
Have you heard Rob Halford when he's on his game? At 60 some odd years old, he still overpowers Bruce.
pilotamurorei Only saw him 3 times live compared to over a dozen for Bruce but he's my number 2 and just loses by a nose.
halford does high notes great but hes cheesey! that whole band is cheesey. He doesn't have the depth that a world cless fencer, minor league football player, pilot of all things flying, brewMASTER, PUSSY EATING CANCER SURVIVOR. does!
@@pilotamurorei The problem with this statement is in the statement. "When he's on his game". Bruce is always on his game. Whether he's sick, injured, tired, beginning or end of the tour, he's extremely consistent. Halford is amazing, but he isn't as consistent and even when he is, you can tell he's struggling a lot more with his upper register than Bruce ever does.
@@pilotamurorei bruh, Bruce is way better than Rob. He can still do it after40 years.
"Why can't you be heavy with Samuel Taylor Coleridge?"
It does make perfectly sense. Poetry, epic poems and stuff like this... you know, they could fit into acoustic pieces, but some masterpieces of literature and poetry are so strong that they will shake your heart.
very true. im currently working on a song based on the Raven by Poe. that poem both knocks you off your feet and turns your brain into a pretzel
+wishuhadmyname hows the song working out?
@@MrCapone1996 I think he quit
Great interview... great interviewer and I can't think of a more complete person to interview.
This is steve from Liverpool, never really comment on videos at all... but theres a hell of a lot of guys out there like me (i think?!?) that watch these type of vids, and dont comment... but at the same time... makes their day...
Thankyou guys.
Great to see Bruce is back on the mend. Top top fella. Wish Id met him!
Huge Rush fan with a big appreciation for Maiden. He hit it on the head; the essential difference between Rush and Maiden. When you break them down musically they're so similar. The themes, the historical inspiration for lyrics, the attention to detail, the integrity, etc. Maiden just presents it more, like he said, in your face...and with a bit more theater.
My two favorite bands. Along with King Diamond, Fates Warning and Dio.
Bruce is so expressive! i love him! he knows how to demonstrate his passion and commitment to music and fans..my hero!
The dude's IQ is off the roofs....He may very well be (one of) the smartest musical artist in any genre
Hyperbolic much?
@@Carlos-xz3vi dont think so, hes one of the only who wasn’t a drug addict.
@@Zomebody135 I don't think so either. Bruce has pretty much got it all sussed
and he is an ATP, rated to fly that big jet.
Thank you Sam, excellent conversation! The Eddie topic reveals a large problem with many successful bands, we need more mascots!
He looks fantastic, with short hair ;)
A great interview. I would love to see the entire thing. At any rate, I am very excited to see you ramp up this new channel, I love the work you guys do.
The secret of success - be honest, believe in wot you do! Never give up!
Just listened to bruces voice in 2023,and now listened to this,high to deep as you get older
The band can live vicariously through Eddie From Here to Eternity.
The members of Iron Maiden are so down to earth. They are just so cool about it especially Nicko. He always seems super stoked just to play drums.
maiden has made such a epic impact on metal and metal bands but still stay so humble and down to earth, thats amazing .. alot of band could learn alot from maiden !!
Fucking Love Bruce Dickinson, basically everything his ever done
If heavy metal was a movie it would be called 'Mad Max: Fury Road'!
+FinlayLavery303 That was a poser movie
wtf is a poser movie.. fucking kids these days
Antares a movie that thought it was way cooler than it actually is, yes..fucking kids these days..lol
FinlayLavery303 That... actually makes a bit of sense.
Eroticnightmare common dude. There's a guy throwing flames with a fucking guitar, while he rides a monster truck in an apocalyptic desert. Now tell me that's not metal
Live after death still my fave Maiden record, the famous scream for me long beach, the first time I had a experience of maiden live. I just saw them on book of souls tour and they are still fantastic live. Up the Irons Sam!!!
The most inspirational and down to earth guy on the planet 🙂
Bruce Dickinson is good at the multiple roles he has in life, mainly being Iron Maiden's lead vocalist and the captain of the Boeing 747 that's used to transport the band on their tours. I respect the guy.
How this interview haven't got even 100k views yet?!
"Why can't you be heavy with Samuel Taylor Coleridge?" -- classic.
Two of my favourite album covers are killers and number of the beast. Power slave was great too! Hell all the covers are great!
This was great!
Great interview, now I understand Eddie's role on Iron Maiden, smart move, Iron Maiden is great they dont have to pretend anything or play the rockstar game like Bruce said
I think that keep them humble also.
Great guy. Grew up on these guys
great interview
so nice, listen to bruce!!!
6:23 :-)
A bit of Live after death was recorded at Hammersmith not all of it.
Most of it was recorded at Long Beach Arena.
Have to say Iron Maiden is most likely my favourite heavy metal/hard rock band! Used to day dream in class & draw Eddie !
Live after death recorded at Hammersmith? No sir. His epic yell isn't 'Scream for me Long beach!' for nothing!
+TheReincarnatedDeath 13 songs where recorded @ Long beach arena and 5 where recorded @ Hammersmith so you're actually both correct.
+Tommy Jensen Thank you! I was wondering that as well because I was there at Long Beach and distinctly remember Bruce telling everyone that they were recording :D.
I only have the LP and its in storage sadly with the rest of my collection :(.
Only side B of disk 2 was recorded at the Hammy Odeon (I was there) the rest was recorded at Long Beach Arena.
only part of live after death was recorded at the hammersmith the rest was at long beach arena
As a Chicago Mutant, I have met these guys, Partied with these guys and can tell you, They are as nice and approachable as your best friend. Love Maiden, always have, always will !! Up The Irons !!
Listening to his questions and how he asks them, it's so obvious that Sam Dunn is an anthropologist.
yes!
Bruce has a seriously intense eyes. Just noticed that... best band ever. Everyone knows that.
@BANGERSTV make sure you add Super to everything
I thought live after death was recorded at the Long Beach arena in California not Hammersmith Odeon?
Nearly all of it is.. There are about 4 songs at the end recorded at Hammersmith Odeon... Side 4 of the lp.
"Troy... But BETTER"
Great!
This seems strange. You see them sitting together at the beginning but not during the interview. It seem like the audio was recorded later for the questions because you hear background sounds like cars, etc. then it disappears when Bruce answers the question.
perfect, thats why they are the kings of this
We share favorite band as well as favorite album. Song? Hallowed.
STILL rockin bangs 😍
Great interview, but the Eddie part is the heart of this video. Eddie is the brand face of MAIDEN. İt can be difficult to understand as fans, but this is it. İts big huge Show in the End. And every show has is own end.
You guys need to do an iron maiden discography lock horns
We’re so far removed from the Seventh Son album now that it’s weird to think that this interview took place only 16 years after that album.
Wasn't Live after Death recorded in Long Beach Arena?
Yes but there's a bonus disc with 5 songs, recorded at Hammersmith
Yes! And guess who was there all 4 nights! THIS CAT! (they only recorded 2 of the nights) Ivw been to all 4 nights at the forum and the the 2 nights at Irvine meadows (6 nights every single fraking june in greater l.a.) every year they did it! Im on the gatefold of the album! WOOOHOOO!
@@chrisadams1996 That must have been one hell of a week.I saw them on the UK leg of the Powerslave tour and it's still one off the best live performances of any band I've seen(and I've seen a ton of bands over the years).
ThinLizzy: Live and Dangerous - "in your face"
Jesus all the mic scratches. I can see why this was left on the cutting room floor.
Live After Death was recorded at Long Beach Arena... not Hammersmith.
scream for me Long Beach!!! the Flight.... of ICARUS!!!
Side 4 was recorded at Hammersmith
The last part nailed it to a T!
Best band ever. Fuck yes
Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden Interview by Sam Dunn in 2004 | Raw and Uncut
I remember when I was a kid my brother played a lot of Metallica stuff and I was like I hate that music, until I discovered UA-cam several years later, and I send him a Metallica video, then I saw my first Maiden video in the suggested video section, fear of the dark live, and I was like wow! What's this music called? I started listening metal since 2007 and my very first concert was in 2008, Somewhere Back in Time tour :) I'll never forget that, I'm a huge Maiden fan since
"Yes, THE Bruce Dickinson..."
Iron Maiden educated me more than school did LOL I always thought Maiden stood out like a sore thumb. Definitely different from the other Metal Bands. They had a sophistication or a classiness about them.
What he said about Eddie kind of reminds me of Kiss and the make up. Regardless of what you think about the members of Kiss, or their music for that matter, the make up will always be there and probably will live for eternity. Eddie is the same way.
He has a good point
There's only one UM.......
Greatest band of the genre! 🤘😎👍
I associate live after death with Long Beach California... But that's just me. I guess I don't remember Bruce saying...scream for me Hammersmith....just the long beach part....man it's been some time !!...but Im glad I saw Powerslave either way...wasp opened up.
Good job m8.
Long Beach arena for Live after Death
Wasn't Sepultura your favourite band?
+Marek Więcki I've watched all the films they've put out, and I don't remember him ever saying that.
Metal world o r something, he said that in the beginning that his favourite band is from Brazil
+Marek Więcki not really. he always said Maiden was is favorite band. He said at one point that Sepultura was ONE of this favorite bands.
Sorry Bruce,but best 2 Maiden albums are Iron Maiden and Killers! That was music,that period in metal was evolutin with Iron Maiden, Saxon, Motorhead, Venom, Accept, Judas Priest, early Motley Crue and also early W.A.S.P.,your original band Samson, Diamond Head etc... Paul DiAnno, Lemmy, Bon Scott...
Nah
Maiden would have gone no where if they stayed with Dianno. Even Dianno admits that.
The guy did the entire show back at Paleo in FRENCH... He's more than intelligent
What?!?! He sang it in French??! That's crazy.
well, Judas Priest was doing that.
Bruce is an Englander dentally, feel me?
It's actually funny what he said at the end because they actually did that. If you take a look at the album booklets until the album A Matter of Life & Death, (you can even take a look on the Discogs website for convenience) they used to have actual photos of them. Until the album The Final Frontier, it's when they only had like a photo of them in the dark. And in The Book of Souls album, they also had a picture of them but with some digital effect and a pyramid behind them. They pretty much started using more art on the booklets to compensate the lack of photos and to make them more interesting to look at, I guess. So I imagine the guys talking about how they wouldn't use photos anymore, because of how crap they think they looked.
Lol
An American whose fav band is Maiden & not some crappy-to-average American thrash band (or something else that's not actual metal)? There *is* a God.
Bruce Dickinson in a pink t shirt is still more metal than you
POETRY!!!!!
Most bands here around where into molding prog-punk-jazz-reggae-rock togheter and nothing seems to have schanged.
We have only one true Guitar God of our own and he is living in the US and as an guitarist my self I fully understand why and why the guitar has became to bee so utterly out of faschion.
Iron Maiden made the impossible putting heavy guitar in to it and the key is that you play guitar in a native way with its rots in folk music. I can not make it becuase it is not in my blood, the rythm is strange too me I hardly never ever play their stuff and every time I hear them I wonder how in earth do they pull togheter that ratteling crap to something so good?
maiden arent even heavy
Only problem is, Maiden hasn't released a solid note of decent music since BNW.
***** Nope, crappy album, same as everything since dance of derp.
暗黒騎士 Ankokukishi ……Empire of the clouds. Fuck, the entire Book Of Souls record.
James Florin The minute I heard Speed of Light, I immediately turned away. A song THAT FUCKING SLOW does not deserve the title "Speed of Light." Listen to Stratovarius' Speed of Light, now THAT'S what a song called "Speed of Light" should be called.
And no, I have been bitten once too many times by Maiden, I am done with them. they can't write music anymore, and they STILL refuse to play Flight of Icarus on tour. Until they play FoI again, they won't even get 3 seconds of my attention.
you r so wrong lad
I'd say AMOLAD is one of their best actually.