Vocal Coach REACTS - Iron Maiden 'Hallowed Be Thy Name'
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- Опубліковано 13 гру 2020
- How did I miss this? Iron Maiden' s Bruce Dickinson has vocal cords of titanium in this vintage recording. Incredible lung capacity as he holds notes longer than most modern pop songs.
Iron Maiden are an English heavy metal band formed in Leyton, East London, in 1975 by bassist and primary songwriter Steve Harris. The band's discography has grown to 40 albums, including 16 studio albums, 13 live albums, four EPs, and seven compilations.
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Everybody waiting for his reaction when Dickinson starts the "loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow"
It's always fun to see them be like "oh wow that's cool....... WOW........ WOW he's STILL going"
@@ep6808 I agree ☺️
Would like to see reaction on Bruce 27 sec long note instead.
too short mate :)
It is the only reason why I clicked on this video when it popped up in my recommendations.
To Be Honest, I don't even need to hear the song. I can push play in my head anytime and I can hear this song
Yeep
I was in the military couple of years ago, sometimes they made us train "static", basically means you just stand at attention for X amount of time. Everybody hated it, I liked it, since I was just playing some Iron Maiden songs in my head. That was also a good way to keep track of time, since, obviously, I knew how long given song is.
Yes, you’ve right, 35 yrs ago, no CD players, locked in barracks of communist army, nothing else but music played in my head... and marching, singing “Across the burnt fields, across the bloody rivers...” ua-cam.com/video/6e8SGwQqE0M/v-deo.html
this is what i did when i was in the army and i thought i was speacial hahahahaahahhaah
Been doin' that since Live After Death...
Man beat cancer, can fly a 747, has a history degree, casualty uses zip lines as part of his performance and sings like that. Respect that man
He was a fencer too. With swords not stolen property
Apparently he's dull as dishwater at after dinner speaking.
Bet he can't write a program in Rust though :-)
@@mikeboosh8776 I can, and i guess you can, so i think he could learn as well
@@yiannis_p It's probably next on his to-do list after inventing nuclear fusion.
Ok, how many other people are singing along because you have the song memorized because you've listened to it 26.7 million times in your younger days like me....be honest. \m/
Rookie numbers but agreed
I've started at 7. Im 42 now.. Guess i know all of the lyrics by now....
Been listening to Maiden since 86. Been hooked ever since.
I discovered music with iron maidens, when I was a teenager my turbulent emotions were always marked by the rhythm of iron maiden's songs.
I’m 24 and it’s been one of my favorite songs for about 10 years
Dickinson, Dio, and Halford. The Holy Trinity of Heavy Metal vocals.
Tate.
I would also include Sebastian Bach and Mike Patton.
Klaus Meine ?
Bobby Blitz
The OP has the trinity of classic metal vocalist anthers mentioned are good but not on the level of performers as the 3 listed.
this is (in my opinion) the greatest heavy metal song ever written
Surely Maidens best and heavy metals greatest song, fully agree
Number Of The Beast is up there also.
I mean ur not wrong
Couldn't agree more 😊
@Wannabe Punk Seconded, Thirded and Fourthed.
Do not forget: They usualy play this song at the end - with Bruce having done this for two hours!
"Hoowww?"
That is the sound of a man discovering for the first time that Heavy Metal employs some of the best musicians on the planet.
And Vocalist /Performers
I do believe he may form an interest in the genre now. I started out as a lead soprano in my school choir until my voice broke. The next time I was moved to sing on stage in public was after seeing Iron Maiden live had enthused me to start my own metal band, The Uninvited (not to be confused with the American metal band of the same name, of whom we'd never heard, and this was before the World Wide Web). The band lasted a fantastically enjoyable eleven years.
And I still love metal above all other musical genres, Iron Maiden above all other metal bands, and Hallowed Be Thy Name above all other metal songs, closely followed by Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Powerslave, Flight of Icarus and Alexander the Great (which they've never played live AFAIK).
Sean Harris, Brian Ross, and Biff Byford are all amazing vocalists
You are so right.! 😊
and it's just the tip of the iceberg
Rime of the ancient mariner is another epic song.
This!
live
Agreed! Rime from Flight 666
The Flight 666 version is great!
Life After Death is the best version of Rime!!!
This is why he is often referred to as the "Air Raid Siren". Fear of the Dark - Live Rock in Rio is worth a listen too.
Oh one of my faves and when the wild wind blows😁🤘🏻
Another one, which is not too often reacted to could be Run to the Hills. Same Album, but different. And great singing as Well.
I agree Fear of the Dark is amazing. I've seen Maiden live twice, always fantastic.
Personally think Flight 666 is better than Rock in Rio when it comes to FOTD but either way, I agree that it's a must listen
Yes please!!!
"Mr. Dickinson you have vocal chords of titanium..." HAHAHAHA!! Bruce is EPIC!
... or vocal chords of Beskar or Vibranium!
Vocal chords of titanium and big balls of steel.
He is. He really is. And he speaks French very well. I discovered that when they came to the paleo festival. 🥰
All vocal coaches react to Bruce the same way: headphones off, find that keyboard, *ding*ding*ding*, wow, that's high, and sustained. I could watch that same reaction over and over forever. Love it.
They don't call him " Air Raid Siren" for nothing. UP THE IRONS!!!
He never stops running all over that stage singing at the top of his lungs
Those are not lungs, they are air compressors!
I'm always reminded of the Rock In Rio show, where Bruce seemed to be possessed and ran non stop while jumping up and down the steps in the stage.
Carrying the flag , come on the left side, come in the right side. Etc
I will never forget one evening when I was drinking with my buddies. We lived in a small town where there was not much to do, especially on a week day, so we were literally hanging out in front of a store drinking beer. When we got pretty warmed up my buddy started singing Hallowed be thy name. All three of us sang the whole thing from start to finish, a cappella, with all the guitars and everything. We can't sing for shit, but it sounded sublime to us. And it's one of my favorite memories from high school days. Damn I wish I had just one more week in my teens!
I hear you!
Great story!
If this really happened ... to steal a term from South Park ... "gaaaaaayyyyy"
Up the Irons!
I always love when vocal coaches realize how great Bruce is.
Bruce Dickinson - world class fencer, flyer of anything with fixed wings, human air raid siren
Don’t forget beer brewer too!
@@t.rexsymonds7969 And author!
And told the fucking cancer to fuck off!!!
And he owns a tank
Writes childrens story books too
Bruce is still amazing. This was live, no studio mix ins. He can still hit those notes today even after having cancer. Simply the best Metal vocalist ever.
I saw him in 2019 after defeating throat cancer and he sounds amazing!
It was a magnificent performance.
I saw Priest the same year and Halford still sounds amazing too.
@@jessluxsozzy They lost range which is expected with age and wear. King Diamond on the other hand lost his range for years but has it all back. No comparison as far as that goes.
Still touring. Saw them 2019 in Los Angeles
@@jessluxsozzy Los Angeles?
Dio, Geoff Tate.
As a guy that's been listening to Maiden for 35 years, it's always awesome to see someone's first reaction to it. Every member of that band is a finely tuned machine perfected for around 50 years of playing together. Watching my own kids reaction to it was incredible.
When it's possible, you should really get out to a live concert. Bruce Dickinson still has all the energy of a cocaine riddled 18 year old somehow. But a live Maiden show is definitely life changing.
It gives you some perspective on the band to listen to the first 6 albums of their discography.. Iron Maiden, Killers, Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, Powerslave, Live after Death..
In those albums you can physically hear the evolution of the band. From a talented pub band that started out playing punkish rock n roll in the first album with Paul Di'anno on vocals , to really they're commitment to being a metal band in the second album, then they fire Di'anno before the 3rd album and bring Bruce Dickinson on and the whole thing explodes, and the talent starts to get better and better..
It's like listening to the Lord of the Rings trilogy spread out over 6 albums.
Nice
10:57 "it must be those tight pants" best commentary i ve ever seen
When Steve's bass shatters your bones, you know it's a live recording.
never to late to start listening to Maiden. UP THE IRONS
The man is a complete legend. Singer, songwriter, author, screenwriter, commercial pilot, beer-maker, and international grade fencer. I heard an interview some years back on the radio while driving, and it wasn't until about halfway in that I realised who it was - he was the most eloquent, erudite, amusing, down-to-earth, self-deprecating and humble guy I have ever heard interviewed.
I think Bruce's finger gesture indicates he thinks this classic metal song's character's soul will be heaven-bound.
Ironically Bruce Dickinson is self taught and has had no formal musical training of any kind!
In 2015 after successfully beating tongue cancer he did have some training to get his voice back.
If I recall correctly, he mentioned on his biography that he took classes to learn how to sing without destroying his vocal cords.
@@fsoliveirapira he went to the library and got some books to read for himself and learn the techniek but he didn't have formal lessons back then.
Yeah ge struggled after his 2nd record with samson and taught himself how to sing proper. Love Bruce.
He was also dating a vocal coach for a while according to the book which probably helped!
@@mickrov where did you read that? no, he said his girlfriend at the time (while both of them in uni)had vocal lessons . she told him about using these techniques to improve his voice,which got him interested in it. check out this interview where he talks about it.
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As a huge fan of Iron Maiden, great choice for a first song to listen to of theirs. I think it's among their best pieces of music. Dickenson is such a talented human being, pilot, singer. Songwriter, just. He's amazing.
Don't forget his fencing skills
Oh yes what about dio plant rod Evans Coverdale Elvis Ann Wilson
I put down in my school yearbook, bruce as the person i most want to meet.
In 1985.
"huge fan" but can't even spell his name correctly lol.
@@glyngasson8450 is he Gay?
Rime of the Ancient Mariner, 13 minutes of epic awesomeness.
I've seen dozens and dozens of reactions to this song but I haven't seen any vocal coach as overwhelmed as you Ken!
The live version of this song from "Rock in Rio" he actually hold the last note for 24 seconds! He is simply amazing!!!
and it was the first song of the encore near the end of the entire set.. most singers are winded by that time, especially down there in Brazil where it's hot and extremely muggy out.
@@ryant3600 your thinking flight 666.....rio still had 3-4 songs after hallowed.
@@stephenramos2824 it was still part of the 3 song encore set. the encore was Hallowed, sanctuary and Run to the Hills. They had already performed 15 songs before Hallowed
@@ryant3600 dosen't change the fact that it wasn't the last song that alli was correcting.
@@stephenramos2824 Man youtube commentors are the most petty idiotic argumentative douche's.. Stupid ass people, just gotta be douchebags..
My friend... you have more than 40 years of awesome music to catch up. I almost envy you. Listen to Iron Maiden for the first time. 😅 Up the Irons!
Up the Irons!!!
Word!
Has to be one of the best live performances by a metal band of all time
He can sustain those high notes as well as he can fly a plane high up in the air
Listening to Iron Maiden, better late than never. Bravo to you.
React to Rainbow - Stargazer!!!! Listen to Dio!!!!
This gets a +1 from me
Hell yeah!
Yes! Yes! Yes!!!!!!
Don't talk to strangers 🤟🤟🤟
YESSSSS
Iron Maiden "thing" hasnt ended. They still killing it live and putting out albums. Took covid to make them take a break from live shows.
The studio version of this song is amazing and always has been my favorite song of all time.
Bruce Dickinson being in the pantheon of metal vocal heroes is an understatement. The man is a founding member and reigning god of the metal vocal pantheon. Even after throat cancer damage.
As for Iron Maiden in general, one of the first heavy metal bands, doing this since the late 70s! Unarguably one of the most influential metal bands to ever grace a stage, always putting on a good show, respecting the fans, great lyrical content, display of technical mastery at what they do and some of the loudest and most attended live gigs on the face of this planet.
Even among people who don't get into their music, you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who knows what these guys are about and doesn't respect them.
Absolute legends. UP THE IRONS!
Iron Maiden: Fear of the Dark is also amazing
keep in mine he's this good and just survived a battle with throat cancer the man is a vocal beast
It's not dubbed over by another version. It's 100% live!
Perfect sound....hard to believe.....amazing
There is a live version from later in their lives, when he does the same performance of this song at the age of like 50/60+, and can STILL sustain the long verses past the second vocal break. It's amazing at his age.
After his throat cancer too
AND after surviving throat cancer.
"Run to the Hills" is another you should definitely listen to.
Agreed
Damn right
Somehow Dickenson has only managed to increase his energy levels on stage over the years. You should definitely check out something more recent. I strongly recommend Dance of Death or Paschendale from "Death on the Road". Incredible theatrical performances.
Saw them the summer before last in Calgary, his energy and showmanship literally brought us to tears. Don't miss the show folks if you get the chance!
Took my then 14 year old to the Legacy of the Beast tour in 2019 - it was incredible. My kid (a drummer and bass player) was blown away. I couldn't believe the length of the show and the overall energy. It was amazing for any group, let alone a group of 60+ year olds.
Lyric's of Maiden... That is poetry!
First reactor to mention him signaling the FOH sound guy. I get distracted by it every time. I ran sound in a few Detroit bars.
Right? He is truly the only one that I have seen that noticed it!
Signalling monitor sound guy, not FOH
Do either"The Clansman" from Rock in Rio or "Fear of The Dark" same concert.
Bruce was a damn BEAST at Rock In Rio.
Favorite concert all time 👍
Talisman from Vivo...
The Clansman for me. awesome performance.
Both great suggestions. 👍
Their trademark harmonizing shredding guitars are like no other.
These guys are a huge part of the soundtrack of my life. Especially in the 80’s. 🤘🏼
Hi Ken! Great reaction as always! The producer {and mixer) was the late Martin Birch, one of the greatest of all time. Apart from Iron Maiden, he has worked with Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Rainbow, Blue Ouster Cult to name a few. P.S: Yes, this is 100% live.
The mix just sounded soooo good in this video - It is nice to have a name attached to that, these producer/engineers don't always get the credit they deserve.
@@KenLavigne In the Hard Rock/Metal world he is an absolute legend.
Bruce is the epitome of a Renaissance man. Some of his documented skills. Commercial grade airline pilot, (Fly's the bands "Ed Force One" 747 Jumbo jet.), World class fencer(ranked#7 in Britain at one time) ,brewer (Trooper brand beer),author,screenwriter. His performances are legendary! Some great songs to check out. "Fear of the Dark","Paschendale", "The Trooper", "Aces High", "Two Minutes to Midnight". I could go on and on.
Never forget watching a show on Sherman tanks from WW 2. The guy is talking over the footage of a Sherman filmed in current times. It pulls up and up from the drivers hatch cones Bruce. I about shit myself it was his tank. Look up stud in the dictionary and it has Bruce’s picture.
The man was once homeless as well
Dickinson is part of the holy trinity for a reason. His vocal range is insane.
Who are the other two? Total noob here.
@@thetalantonx Rob Halford of Judas Priest is the second of the trinity. I don't know who is the third one.
Dio, maybe?
Ken: " Bruce Dickinson's diction is incredible." Me: "We know." 😁
Up the Irons , that's live baby . I seen them 13 times in concert and they always sound like a CD
And another maiden fan is born .
Up the irons
Between McBrain on drums and Harris on Bass, Iron Maiden's music has a distinct "gallop" that I don't think any other band has touched.
Just as a trivia piece, and I'm sure you probably know, in this song the drummer is Maiden's original, Clive Burr.
wtbanyname he wasn’t the original
@@nailer40 Correct, Doug Samson was
Well, I disagree. He recorded the 1st album with the band. So I consider him the original. If you go by whoever sat on the drumkit every time Harris took a Bass in his hands, you'd probably have a very long list. Cheers, though!
@Noah Sikorski Three albums (Iron Maiden; Killers; The Number of the Beast) and at least three tours including two headlining world tours.
This is why this is one of the best bands to ever exist. Up the Irons!!!
The smile on his face when Bruce lets loose is great.
And this is why I love Iron Maiden since I heard it for the first time in 1985! Iron Maiden are the best!!!
The Rime of the ancient mariner is the one to listen next!
This!
I swear I had not seen the other comments before I also asked for the Rime :-) love it
"Aces high".
You HAVE to listen to it. Go there.
I love vocal coachs reactions at this song, because this is "THE SONG!"
Damn man, I've been listening to Iron Maiden for 20 years and each time with each song it's like going on an adventure or listening to someone tell a long interesting story.
One of the best metal vocalists ever!
Saw them live in 2017 and it's unbelievable how good his vocals still are considering his battle with cancer
They are world class musicians and the best metal band in history.
'Arry's bass is like another percussion instrument, it's just fucking awesome how hard he plays it.
Bruce Dickinson literally oozes with talent but is also so much more than a singer/songwriter
This song is just absolute perfection🖤
Then imagine that they did 100+ gigs on a tour. That's BRUTAL for a vocalist!
I love watching the expressions on the faces of reactors when they listen to Maiden for the first time, especially pros.
14:55 doesn’t matter if it’s your first or ten-thousandth time hearing Iron Maiden this is everyone’s reaction always
He's not called the "Human Air Raid Siren" for nothing
iron maiden totally under estimated in my opinion one the best bands for me
What a sick drummer and bassist
Fear of the Dark from their Rock in Rio 2001 show!
A definite must see!
i m brazilia but i dont understand why everyone suggests songs from the Rock In Rio DVD.
Live After Death will always be THE live Iron Maiden album for me.
I agree ... best live album in my collection and I have everything Iron Maiden - on LP, DVD, CD, even cassettes. Rio is still a nice show to watch.
@@Rafael-xu9cn as may be one of the best guitar players in the world, but I disagree with you regarding Bruce's vocals
Cause of your crowd dude
That is 100% NOT a studio recording. Studio is good. This is godlike.
He has a voice of an angel, his range is mind blowing!!! In real life he is an awesome down to earth guy, no ego at all. His voice gives me goose bumps.
What will really blow your mind Ken is the fact Bruce is also the pilot that flies the band around the world in their jumbo jet.
Check out The Talisman live from En Vivo! It's his best vocal performance. Shows a bit of his lower range and incredible stamina on his high range, at an older age too!
You can tell it's one of the hardest to sing because he's actually stood still, what a performance
No! Iron Maiden 100+ songs better than The Talisman
@@gabrielkontogiorgis it his opinion all right. And I think it's one of the most maiden songs theyve done in the last ten years. Great story telling lyrics and rhythm and amazing drive through the song.
@@robinlove6981 Iron Maiden has more than 100 songs better than The Talisman
@@gabrielkontogiorgis For you maybe, for me it's one of my top 5 songs
I was 16 years old when I started listening to Iron Maiden I'm 52 now. but I remember when I was a kid listening to this music Iron Maiden and many other bands there was people that would make fun of me and tell me it was nothing but garbage. I actually get more enjoyment out of watching your reaction then watching the video anymore, and I've watched at least half a dozen vocal coaches react to Iron Maiden Hallowed Be Thy Name. Just imagine a bunch of teenagers walking down the street with a boombox blasting this song as loud as it would go.
Iron Maiden kills it live every night they play. They are just that tight as a band. Check out a more recent performance, Bruce Dickinson's voice has gotten better with age.
I am a music reaction video addict.
Nothing like watching someone’s “first time” and trying to chase the dragon of your own.
Great video and very entertaining!
Same 🤣 I can't stop chasing that high hahaha
The musicianship by the entire group is amazing, and has been for decades! Heavy metal royalty...
Bruce is well into his 60's and still just as good!
Check Bruce singing "Tears of the Dragon" and "Man of Sorrows".
This is one of those songs that comes on driving along in my car normally and then at the end I look down and realize I’m going 90.
Live from that show. Dickinson did not have vocal training he is a natural and has an estimated vocal range of 4.25 octaves. His voice led to the nickname "The Air Raid Siren" Also all of their songs are basically epic stories...
No bands sound like this these days these guys r young here and they practiced until perfect...phenomenal...ponder that man for a while..
That is the live recording. All Maiden shows sound like that. And Bruce, Bruce is our
leader.
I saw them three times live in the 80s and that’s really how he sounds in concert and he does it for two hours and doesn’t lose his intensity or strength. It’s amazing to see them live.
Great song for a first listen to Iron Maiden!
I love the fact that you don't only comment on the vocals, but mention the instruments/notes as well.
Iron Maiden Always sounds like that live. I’ve been a fan since high school and seen them many times 😊
Everything about the iron maiden juggernaut during this era was insanely professional, from the stage show, the mixing right the way through to the approach of the musicians themselves.
Dickinson was a big part of that.
Also Steve Harris once bought me a beer in a pub so yeah
In one of the Maiden documentaries Harris talked about some earlier band members whom he confronted and fired because they weren't serious enough. So the man had a clear vision of what he wanted to accomplish from the start. A real pro.
As a vocalist it is nice to see you admire their musicianship. They are an incredible band. Hope you will react to more Maiden🙏🏻
Nice, a version where he really holds that “lowwwww...”. I was 16 when I first heard this, and remember I always lost my breath whenever I’d try to sing along with Bruce in my Chevette. Not the smartest thing for a teenager with a brand new driver’s license to be doing, but Maiden compelled me.
Me too!!🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Absolutely LIVE! My 1st Iron Maiden concert was in 1984. The entire band has phenomenal musicianship! Bruce was always spot-on! His voice has aged naturally over the years and he battled throat cancer. At over 60, he can still run up, down and around the entire stage and sing to huge crowds.
Why? Happens to me a lot.
Melissa Montag, '84 was the first time for me, too. I had their albums, just had to wait for a tour to come my way! 😁 Saw them in August of 2019, and they just never disappoint! 🤘💖
@@ladyevil64 I hope they'll tour again once it's safe! 🤘💜
As a 25yo I'm glad I grew up listening to Iron Maiden thanks to my parents. Bruce has an amazing set of vocals.
For this concert it was the first time they performed this song live 2 days before the album released, and it was the 2nd last song in the concerts setlist.
Shoot you could go anywhere from here! Aces High, Flight of Icarus, The Trooper, The Prisoner, the whole Somewhere in Time album! They have a thousand great songs!!
THIS. YES!!
These are the best recommendations I've here so far.
I just love it when people discover Iron Maiden, or do I need to say Experience Maiden? Also when another vocalist hears the power and skills of Bruce, it's amazing!
He can't hear himself, but he just... goes for it. He rolls it out and puts it on blast. Just. YEEAAHH!!!!
I adore Iron maiden. Bruce Dickinson is phenomenal!!! Talented vocalist, highly intelligent and many other attributes. I totally appreciate your review.