First time hearing IRON MAIDEN - Hallowed Be Thy Name

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I was raised in a Pentecostal church and we were NOT allowed to listen to "Devil music" like Heavy Metal or even "Hard" rock....so in addition to checking out Rap and Hip-Hop, I'm interested in exploring types of music like this that I've never heard before! SO today is Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be Thy Name". The band was recommended to me in a comment, which I REALLY appreciate.
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1,498 Comments

[@ianhannah111]

No devils music with Iron Maiden. If you want lessons in history or some great storytelling then you can't go wrong. Everyone not in the know looks at their Album 'Number of the Beast" and makes assumptions. The song was actually about a nightmare the bassist had after watching 'The Omen" when he was a kid. Nothing sinister at all but people jumped on the bandwagon. A very educated band. The singer is chairman of an aviation company and he pilots a 747, he's an author, producer, fencer , a real entrepreneur. They're still touring after 40+ years as a band. Definitely some great songs to react to from their 17 albums. Best to listen to them live

[@andyb1653]

It's quite ironic, too. Without the whole "Satanic Panic" thing from religious conservatives, "Number of the Beast" wouldn't have sold NEARLY as well as it did and Maiden likely wouldn't have caught on in the USA (becoming **THE** New Wave of British Heavy Metal band in the process). The whole thing basically amounted to free publicity.

[@timprice5747]

Iron Maiden is the best live band ever. Their concerts are like watching a Heavy Metal opera. Most of their songs are about history or literature, but sometimes they just tell a story like this one. They are all in their 60s now, recently released a great album and still killing it on tour.

[@alexm9903]

Iron Maiden is (for me & millions of people) THE best band ever. I play music since 1987 and i still love it. Best albums : pièce of mind, seven son of the seven son, danse of the death, Powerslave, live after death... all of them indeed. The best is to listen in a car. Welcome to the Word of Iron Maiden.

[@curtarmmar]

I have to agree with you. I've gone through many different phases of musical tastes, but Iron Maiden is one of the few bands that I always gravitate back to. They are a very creative and musically solid band. Not to mention you can get a history or literary lesson while enjoying the incredible jammage.

[@parislagouras5731]

This song for me is the national anthem of Iron Maiden!!! Up the irons 🤘 🇬🇧🇬🇷

[@nimfoofoo]

Iron Maiden is the best history teacher i have ever had. Most songs are based on historical events long forgotten or told from a different point of view.

[@ba55bar]

for many, this is the most finely-crafted heavy metal song ever

[@nem447]

Contemplating his life, knowing his death is coming, the five final stages of grief run through this man. Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance ... *Awesome lyrics!* 🤘

[@andyb1653]

You forgot stage 6: Guitar Solos

[@exploreyourworld111]

Welcome to Iron Maiden nation, you will never be the same!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@troywilkinson160]

Yes! Welcome to the family. God bless.

[@helgaratbone1691]

Great vocals. Great drums. The guitars are amazing. Its the bass players band! He’s the reason this exists.

[@scottyscot8]

Iron Maiden are special 👍🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶❤️

[@IndustrialSurrealism]

I love watching reaction videos of people not familiar with Bruce and the gang, especially this song.

[@adrc9010]

Seen them on 25th of May, live, in Bucharest! They are absolutely amazing, you can’t believe that they are over their sixties (I listen to them since I was only 14 yrs old, and now I’m 54), everything was exactly as I dreamt of, no flaws, an exquisite show, so, gents, Iron Maiden!

[@gildelorme6018]

Great Reaction!!! Better late than never..... I have been fortunate enough to see Iron Maiden in concert 15 times, the last four shows with my adult boys. Always a great experience. They are by far my favorite band. They have tons of great songs, check out Dance of Death, live in Chile, Fear of the Dark, live in Rio. Live version of Paschendale, The Trooper in Chile, and of course Rime of the Ancient Mariner, etc. Up the Irons!!

[@mmooney6860]

Maiden is by far the best more Maiden PLZ very good job thank you

[@yankeerepairs]

🤘 Up The Irons 🤘 Heavy Metal is a tribute TO Iron Maiden - great story telling, intelligent lyrics, powerhouse vocals, mater musicianship = 40+ yrs of great music. Enjoy the journey ✌️ As they say, always react to their LIVE performances. Rime Of The Ancient Mariner The Trooper Run To The Hills Aces High Runnin' Free 22 Acacia Avenue Die With Your Boots On Wasted Years Somewhere In Time Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

[@jimmyz6306]

Funnest live show EVER! From row 1 to the furthest seat everyone screaming (singing)! Must see Live After Death! I was hooked (80's)! "SCREAM FOR ME LONG BEACH"!!

[@Logos.1990]

Minute 6:58 I love how his eyes brights with the change of the speed!! Now he’s ready to listen to “ The trooper “

[@room22-1]

Welcome home brother. "That we must love all things god made" -Iron Maiden (Samuel Coleridge)

[@PilloryClinton]

Up the irons, brother. You can't go wrong with this legend of a band.

[@megacheeseheadmegacheesehe2889]

Roads to Madness from Queensryche another great band from the 80's.

[@dizastro5437]

Stick with it, brother. Everyone should keep their horizons as wide as possible.

[@chucklillard1243]

I mentioned this to you and I didn't know you did this one before. They're great. Even live. One of my favorite bands.

[@kardeef33317]

Rime of the Ancient Marianor, Fear of the Dark, Empire in the Sky, The Trooper, To Tame a Land, Where Eagles Dare, Revelations, Run to the Hills, Powerslave, Dance of Death and many more are Great Maiden songs, sometimes they have many great live versions spanning over the last 48 years. Fan since 1982.

[@paulrodsted3905]

Perfect song to start Iron Maiden with.....

[@lashark1]

Nothing satanic about maiden, you seriously have a real treat going forward listening to their music, check out "rime of the ancient mariner" Live for an amazing live performance

[@deltawldr]

#1 song I have in my funeral playlist.

[@kardeef33317]

You have to listen to Maiden live. This song all versions live are great.

[@Jason-ft6ro]

Iron Maiden- Aces High

[@Thedesertguy75]

The greatest metal song ever recorded

[@TheTusto]

Yes man you have been living under a rock...

[@djokealtena2538]

You'd be surprised how religious or spiritual metal can be. Holy Diver by Dio is another example of a song with a religious storyline/meaning.

[@collinnicholasns]

another one is Judas Priest's painkiller some think is about the return of Christ

[@tossedpenny]

There's something about Maiden that just gets into your blood. Fantastic band and their music is really beautiful once you really dig into it.

[@alsimons7925]

👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽good on u sir Expanding musical horizons ALWAYS excellent for the soul ✊🏽

[@jeffreymeyer4848]

"Compelling" is one of the best terms I've heard used to describe this particular song. Glad you enjoyed this classic!!

[@monikabeki6838]

I am really into metal - but i listen to completely other types of metal music for more than 20 years! When I was kicked out from my house I had no tv just my mobile and unlimited data, I started to listen to all the (historical) big ones in heavy metal! Since these days I adore and admire Iron Maiden, it’s not a question of a genre! They are instrumentally, vocally, Lyrically, Emotionally,… too great not to adore them 😝🤘♥️

[@fredericjaquet3729]

I see a positive reaction to Iron Maiden, it put a thumb up ! Up the Irons ! 🤟

[@arcanemasterfilio_mortisho7207]

Awesome reaction to an awesome band ! Rocking and being cool has no age 😉 keep rockin' \

[@dariendudley9716]

It's a great history lesson,or belive it or not like a REALLY cool musical

[@TwoTrakMind]

I just stumbled on your videos and enjoy watching them, knowing that you and I have similar backgrounds. Mine was Baptist, but just like you, rock music was the devil's music and wasn't allowed. Going to a public school in the 80s, I was exposed to some, but not much. I am a metal head at heart and it wasn't until I got more into my 40s that I started listening to the music of "my generation" and it bums me out that I missed out on so much great music. Trying to make up for lost time now! Anyway, I enjoyed your reaction!

[@citywoof]

Awesome, Kevin! Thanks, I really appreciate you and I’m very happy you stumbled across me! 😎👍.

[@davidclark442]

I am a mature adult now I've seen Iron Maiden from 1975 till present but I believe that Bruce Dickinson is the best lead singer of them ever and seeing Hallowed be thy name live was amazing

[@marsmacl6211]

To see the joy on your face watching this was just brilliant. You're never too old to rock. I've just subscribed, so I'm looking forward to watching you make your way along your Rock/Metal musical journey. You should try Iron Maiden's, 'Rime Of The Ancient Mariner', (live in Rio version). It's based on, Samuel Taylor Coleridge's 1834 poem of the same name. More bands you might want to try. Some all-time classics through the decades to begin with - 60's - The Who - My Generation 70's - AC/DC - Highway To Hell (live at River Plate) 80's - Metallica - One (official video version) 90's - Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit 00's - System Of A Down - Aerials (official video version) 10's - Muse - Psycho Enjoy! :-)

[@citywoof]

Awesome, thanks for the suggestions! I will do them!

[@jamesmyrick9083]

:fire: welcome :fire:

[@ditchford169]

Glad to find your channel. Be love to watch people of my age discover what I grew up with. Any metal type questions or suggestions of love to help. Keep up the good work

[@StephenHayes-g4t]

I like your reaction to Maiden. Yeah Iron Maiden write songs that always have an impact on your thoughts and emotions because they always write very good stories within their lyrics. It’s like listening to a short novel with these excellent musicians performing before your eyes, and Maiden in concert are one of the best at the top of their game. I’m 63 years old now but in the early 80’s and 90’s I have seen them perform in concert 4 times. Always brilliant and always entertaining. Great band. “Fear of the Dark” is a great song live, check it out 🇦🇺👏👏

[@jonnyyen7169]

I'm a metal head who also likes show tunes, so you're all right, man!

[@gaiavenus]

This band is a legend. Iron Maiden is a must react to live, the experience is out of this world. They are the opposite of devil music. Check out *Iron Maiden - Fear Of The Dark (En Vivo!) 4K* thank you, loved your reaction 👍New subscriber.

[@citywoof]

Thank you! And thanks for the recommendation!

[@davidmel2158]

You’re a cool guy mister. We seem to be about the same age and I was also raised in the church. But I rebelled at an early age. Luckily I had two great parents who helped me find myself. My dad was there when I signed up for drum lessons. He sang bass in the church choir and understood the importance of music in the soul. When I started listening to heavy music he would just shake his head. No more Barry Manilow or Engelbert Humperdinck or Johnny Mathis pumping out of the speakers.

[@citywoof]

Thanks, Mel! You sound like a cool guy too! I still do love me some Barry Manilow tho - just went to see him in Las Vegas!

[@jaskau2462]

Excellent choice for the first Iron Maiden song to react to. 😉👍 Brings back memories back to 1987 when seeing them live as a "youngster" at Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮 with special guest W.A.S.P Gotta type down, the whole musical experience was one awesomeness for a pre-teen Heavy Rocker. It's kinda pain-easing to watch when people discover bands/artists like this while suffering symptoms of this freakin Corona thing. ✌️😷 👌 Thank you for the cool reaction män. Cheers from Finland 🇫🇮 🥶 💯 💙 Is there more Nightwish upcoming on your reactions? A suggestion? "Weak Fantasy" live at Tampere 2015 🇫🇮

[@FSMDog]

Many classics out there - Black Sabbath - the Ozzy years, Deep Purple, and loooooads of Maiden Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The Trooper, Powerslave There's also Slayer, Megadeth and plenty of others :)

[@citywoof]

Thank you! I'm going to try some of those!

[@FinnProp]

You have interesting background and I like like your curious attitude. Song suggestions: Black Sabbath - Hand of Doom Black Sabbath - War Pigs Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower Rainbow - Man on the Silver Mountain Rainbow - Stargazer Metallica - Orion Metallica - Master of Puppets

[@perkeyser2032]

Kudos to you for trying new things. It's so easy to get stuck in a rut and never go out on a limb and try something unusual. That goes for music, food, friends.....everything. So be curious. That's the way to live.

[@celesteponce2261]

Amazing reaction! This was really interesting to watch. I recomend you the song "Blood brothers" live in Rock in Rio. Such a good and sentimental song. Greetings from South America! 🇦🇷

[@collinnicholasns]

the singer Bruce Dickinson is widely considered to be one of the top 3 best metal singers, along with Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Ronnie James Dio. All 3 are very good singers and definitely worth checking out. many songs are actually not as evil as people think you will actually find many songs that have religious inspiration and most metal heads are actually some of the nicest people you will meet. Ronnie James Dio was considered by many to be one of the nicest people they knew.

[@mordor666]

No idea why everyone thinks it goes with the devil. It only works if you're trying to find bad Maiden songs, because then you're going to have a hard time. ;) I've been listening to them for almost 40 years now, no one messes with Maiden. Making a good suggestion for a song is all the more difficult. There are too many. One song I've heard thousands of times and still get goosebumps with is "The Sign Of The Cross", but like I said, one of many. "up the Irons" and greetings from Germany. PS: think about another two songs from the guys and you might not get away from it.

[@FitnessFactoryOutletQuakertown]

If you want your jaw to hit the floor with band way before its time and a singer who in his day was breathtaking try listening to Queensryche Take hold of the flame ...live in Tokyo or the album version. Have fun drooling !

[@AH-tl8pd]

I see Iron Maiden and i like and subscribe. Iron Maiden is best when watched live. One of the best live performances you will ever see. I am sure people will recommend so many Mainden songs, let me recommend two that might slip their minds.. The Clansman and Sign Of The Cross live Rock in Rio in 2001. If you havent tried Led Zeppelin yet, I highly recommend giving them a try as well. You can start with Since I've Been Loving You, Live at MSG 1973. Hope to see more from you.

[@metaljar021]

Now listen to this song live!! Make a reaction comparison to the studio version.

[@bobdillashaw4360]

Just found you, can’t wait to relive my music through your eyes, I remember my parents making me throw this album out when I was a teenager, needless to say, I went out and re bought it a few days later 😂😂 Iron Maiden is more of a history class, enjoy!

[@Donantoine]

Great honest reaction. Maybe check Thin Lizzy. Iron Maiden learned a lot from this great Irish band. Greetings from the Netherlands !

[@chucklillard1243]

Kind of like why I never listened to the grateful dead. I thought it was devil worship music. Then I heard a song called Box of Rain and wondered who the band was. It was the Dead.

[@TheJonasbz]

this, and every maiden songs are so many 100 times better live so rereact

[@bloodbornehunter9974]

next check "for the greater good of god" from iron maiden with lyrics

[@garytallentire8746]

I have been in love with Iron Maiden for 40 years.. Please try Tom Lumley and The Brave Liaison Young band from Cambridge Album *Everythings Affec

[@garytallentire8746]

Affected

[@kurzzyou5537]

Nightwish Ghost Love Score

[@marinamucic908]

Iron Maiden's bassist Steve Harris is actually a fan of Nightwish

[@Jason-ft6ro]

Maiden Rocks!!!;!!!!!!

[@kardeef33317]

Maiden has 40 albums since 1975, touring this year in 2022. Most music is literature, myth and historical.

[@collinnicholasns]

yes they are I'm going to see them in October for the first time, can't wait

[@christineostrom5187]

Please listen to Child in time , deep purple . I truelly loved your soul reaction. 💖. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@srt8rocketship241]

So much great music by these legends. Check out-Rime Of The Ancient Mariner-from-Flight 666-show-Fear Of The Dark-from same show is amazing also.

[@aribob2012]

🇦🇺👍Love the reaction mate, flight of Icarus is a great song too If you ever want to react to aussie music , please try......special ones ....by the band ....George .....great Australian music, cheers mate, new subscriber too🇦🇺👍

[@citywoof]

Thank you!!

[@jhilal2385]

Iron Maiden recommendations (watch the "Lyrics" versions because they all tell stories): "The Trooper" - about a British cavalry charge at the Battle of Sebastopol during the Crimean War of 1854. Inspired by the poem "Charge of the Light Brigade" by Sir Alfred Lord Tennyson "Invaders" - about the viking raid on the monastery at Lindesvarn, England (1st recorded viking raid on England) "Aces High" - about the Battle of Britain from the point of view of a Spitfire pilot "Paschendale" - about the Battle of Paschendale on the Western Front during WW1 "Alexander the Great" - self explanatory "Run for the Hills" - about the European conquest of North America. 1st half from the POV of a Northeastern Atlantic Coast Indian, the 2nd half from the POV of a Buffalo Soldier "Where Eagles Dare" - about a fictional Allied commando raid during WW2, based on the book of the same name by Ian McAllister (who also wrote "The Guns of Navarrone", "Force 10 from Navarrone", "Breakheart Pass", and "Ice Station Zebra"), book made into a movie staring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood Other Lyrics videos to watch: "One" by Metallica "Winterborn" by The Cruzshadows. the entire "AEthernaught" album is about the Trojan War and alternates between Greek and Trojan point of view. "Winterborn" sung is from the POV of Trojan Prince Hector as he prepares to meet Greek hero Achilles in single combat knowing that Achilles is a better fighter and that he is going to die. "March of Cambreadth" by the former Heather Alexander kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2Stp2CabZV7Z8k "December of Cambreadth" - the Christmas version "Happen'n Frog of Cambreadth" - children's version "Paradise By The Dashboard Light" by Meatloaf "I'd Do Anything for Love" by Meatloaf "God's Gonna Cut You Down" by Johnny Cash "Hurt" by johnny Cash. Last song that he recorded, cover of a song written by Trent Reznor for Nine Inch Nails. NIN doesn't play it anymore because Reznor says the Johnny Cash version is better. The photo on the wall of the woman in a red dress is johnny's mother, and the woman on the stairs is his wife June Carter Cash. June passed away 2 months after this was filmed and johnny passed 5 months after his wife. "A Boy Named Sue" by johnny Cash. Watch the Live at Folsom Prison Concert version "The Man Comes Around" by Johnny Cash "I Won't Back Down" by Johnny Cash, cover of a song by Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers "Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode (original) "Personal Jesus" cover by Johnny Cash "Personal Jesus" cover by Marylin Manson "Personal Jesus" cover by Sammy Hagar and the Wabos (Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony of Van Halen, Neal Schon of Journey and Santana, and Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chili Peppers "Who Are You" by The Who, used for opening credits of TV show "CSI" "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who, used for opening credits of "CSI: Miami" "Babba O'Riley" by The Who, used for opening credits of "CSI: New York" "I Can See For Miles" by The Who, used for opening credits of "CSI: Cyber" "Janie's Got A Gun" by Aerosmith "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" by Jim Croce "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" by Jim Croce "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" by The Charles Daniels Band

[@chrisoleary1909]

I actually shared this song with my mother to prove it WASN'T "Devil music." At its core, this is a song about an unnamed prisoner on death row, the day of his execution. Through the song, the prisoner goes through anticipation to dispair to fear and outright terror... To a profession of faith... "don't I believe there never is an end?" This leads to confusion and anger which he works through until he arrives at peace and serenity, an assuredness that he's going to a better place. By the time he gets to the gallows, he's in such a good place because of his faith that he's joyously singing the Lord’s Prayer at the top of his lungs: "Yeah, Yeah! Hallowed be thy name!" This song may as well be a hymn.

[@TheCornishCockney]

Maiden’s studio work compared to their explosive live sets is chalk and cheese. Check out their live performance of Rime of the Ancient Mariner. An epic anthem that all Maiden fans love.

[@citywoof]

I did that one! It’s my favorite one so far! Take a look 😎

[@alsimons7925]

I sub to u allll day🔥🔥stay fire sir🏝

[@rickymitchell3162]

Great reaction, check out the clansman live at Rio 2001 by iron maiden, you need to watch them live to really see what they’re about, you won’t regret it 🤘🏻

[@erikaronska1096]

There is so much for you to experience! I'm excited for you!!! I would suggest doing this old school. Listen to the entire album, Number of the Beast Of course post your reaction!

[@robignatov]

If you want to hear some amazing rock guitar, listen to Steve Val’s “ For the love of God” or “ Tender Surender”

[@jesswilson8687]

Best band ever... Before you get into their awesome live stuff, try 1 of the few songs/albums you cant find live... Caught Somewhere In Time from the album Somewhere In Time... Or other songs like Deja Vu, Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner, Alexander The Great (all on same album) or most anything from the Powerslave album especially the song Powerslave also the Dune song To Tame A Land on the Piece of Mind album

[@vhugom]

Iron Maiden is an awesome band, great storytellers... Wastedyears next... try ro react to "Los Jaivas - Mira niñita" a really good 70's band from Southamerica, they mix rock/prog with folk and andean music..

[@arrevunella]

IF YOU REALLY LIKED THIS SONG, YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO SEE THE 1982 LIVE VERSION

[@FinnProp]

Since you like softer music: Rainbow - Catch the Rainbow

[@ditchford169]

But definitely stay with Iron Maiden. My lifelong fav.

[@robwilliams6753]

recommendations: guns n roses - paradise city. metallica - one. foo fighters - everlong

[@truebritmega]

Yup like most here will tell you too... Iron maiden aren't... Devil worshippers at all... They are story tellers, virtually every song is a history lesson... I guarantee the more you hear of them the more you will love them. From the rime of the ancient mariner to there recently released the writing on the wall... And they are still as good now even tho there in there 60s and the singer has recovered from throat cancer and is an international fencer.. and airline pilot!

[@ditchford169]

I might also go back in time and try Jethro Tull

[@Mike_Judas_Priest_Kalsek]

Great song to start with...one of Maiden's best IMO. I was fortunate to have seen them twice back in my teen years in the 80's and once in 2000 with my wife (they were on tour with Queensryche and Rob Halford). They are a great live band....but there's nothing wrong with their studio work. I see in your list of videos on your channel that you've now done Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Queensryche. Now you have to add Dio to that list...Ronnie James Dio was one of the best metal vocalists of all time. Please check out Holy Diver...your choice if you wanna check out the studio version or a live version. Cheers!

[@dariendudley9716]

The Clansman is a good starter song then the flight of Icaraus

[@detwingnut1]

Try Megadeth, Holy wars the punishment do. Think you'll enjoy it.

[@ditchford169]

If you want to expand a bit watch Rammstein ich tu dir Weh the new York live show. Great rhythmic stage show and pyrotechnics. If you're sensitive skip the lyric translation. But lovely voice range and changes.

[@IndustrialSurrealism]

And, by the way, the drummer is a devout Christian :)

[@cal1776]

First time hearing Iron maiden? Where you been man?

[@smoguattube]

I think you could enjoy Nightwish - The Greatest Show on Earth, although it is somewhat long experience :)

[@rudolfhuijs4526]

You have a lot of homework. Just going through the classic rock songs would take you months. Bohemian Rhapsody from Queen, Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits, Hotel California by The Eagles, Wayward Son by Kansas and thousands more. Look for Alan Parsons Project, Pink Floyd, King Crimson very deep lyrics and excellent musical arrangements. Don't miss "Heaven and Hell" by Black Sabbath, preferably live with Ronnie James Dio in the lead vocals. Enjoy.

[@onearthonelegion]

It grooves like a moose

[@yankeerepairs]

New sub here .... And, wait till you begin the *Beastie Boys* That's gonna be a wonderful journey ! Good Luck with your channel.

[@citywoof]

Beastie Boys - I think I’ll listen to them next!

[@davidmerlin6787]

Hi how's it going.... I was wondering if those pastors explained why this is devils music and what it does to people... Or did they just say don't listen??????.... I didn't go to church growing up because I'm catholic... Lol

[@MartinArscott1]

Welcome to Iron Maiden, definitely not devil music! Live performances are the way to go with Maiden, far better than studio recordings, 'Fear of the Dark' live in Rio is a great song of theirs to try :)

[@metalmark1214]

Other Metal bands I could recommend besides Maiden would be Metallica, Metal Church, Megadeth, Overkill, Anthrax, Testament, Helloween, Judas Priest to start.

[@citywoof]

Thank you! Excited to check those out, actually.

[@metalmark1214]

@@citywoof Sure thing Silver Stuff. Do Metal Church - Anthem to the Estranged, I'm sure you'll like. Take care.

[@Mike_Judas_Priest_Kalsek]

...and don't forget Accept, Dio and Blind Guardian. Cheers!

[@metalmark1214]

Well you can go down the Maiden rabbit hole, they just released their 17th studio album last year. Been listen to them since 1982. Iron Maiden has many songs revolving around history. I'd recommend The Longest Day(about D Day landing), Alexander the Great (about Alexander the Great's life), The Trooper (about the Crimeon War), Rime of the Ancient Mariner (after the poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge), Aces High (about WWII dogfighting), Paschedale (about the WWI battle at Paschedale) That should be a good start.

[@marcelozavala1628]

Te felicito por descubrir esta gran banda..saludos desde Chile....(en vivo es mejor)

[@citywoof]

Gracias!

[@zella417bcarter9]

@@citywoof Some of their good stuff is from their live shows like flight 666 en vivo. It was filmed professionally. They have huge audiences who sometimes join in with the singing... like the song Fear of the Dark. Nice music too. Bruce Dickinson, lead singer has a great voice