INSIDE PAUL DI'ANNO'S LAST CONCERTS

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@nuffsaid783]

Great summary of Paul DiAnno ! We cannot judge him and as you say we decide whether or not to buy his albums and concert tickets. Actually, IMO he should be admired for his courage, spirit, and tenacity in face of the issues he had. He will always be a legendary vocalist for me forever. RIP Paul

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes I think it is admirable that people go out doing what they love. Thanks for watching

[@Ariakas81]

I'm happy and proud that we share that concert together. I'll always keep it in my mind!

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes we had a great time there and now with him gone it means even more than it did. I am not sure I would have gone there without you so thank you for that my friend and soon we have more Iron Maiden stuff to see!

[@SteveStrummerUK]

I saw Maiden in 1980 and they were incredible. Still my favourite line-up, and their first album is still my favourite Maiden LP. RIP Mr Di'Anno.

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@jacklodge8560]

i got to see him live in august just 2 months before he passed - he gave it his all despite the wheelchair and it was amazing to see him at such a small venue. RIP Paul 🤘

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes I think that this concert that I saw will be the one that I will cherish the most in memory. I never thought I would see him so that alone was a big thing but to see the guy give it everything in that state he was in was just something so different. Thanks for watching

[@Mina-M-M]

And so, my friend, on Monday I said goodbye to my eternal poster of my teenage room, to my first ever cassette, plaid in those first Sony Walkman from the US … and in fact I said goodbye to a piece of myself. I entered metal music because of Paul Di Anno. I still have many many mourning thoughts. Thanks for this tribute. I saw him in Athens 2/12 and he was really good … 2-3 days before he passed away I had ordered The Book of the Beast … Adio Paul…🖤

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes he was a different kind of beast this man ❤

[@anthonyv1719]

A great review. One of the best reviewers out there - keep up the good work.

[@metalandrockzone]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@spoons6382]

Great video about a great guy. RIP Paul

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@Manu-Official]

Same story than many other people, my first metal album ever was gifted to me by a school mate, ''Iron Maiden''. Having noticed previous Maiden albums covers in shops before that, I thought it looked cool and was eager to try - tape went straight into the walkman immediately. By the time I got to Running Free, I was hooked and subsequently became a metalhead. Full credits to Paul Di 'Anno for introducing me to that world - only really paying attention to the band when Phantom of the Opera played next, glad your video shown him singing Running Free - when I think of that song I have his voice in my mind, not Bruce's. He's running free now.

[@metalandrockzone]

Oh man Phantom of the Opera is such an amazing song! Thanks for watching

[@Santoriniyoga]

Congratulations for this video👍 Of all the videos after Hus passing,thus one is the most professional and heart oriontated👍 I just subscrubed to your channel with pure Joy! All Hail to Paul Di Anno,one of the greatest Rock Stars of All Times and our childhood Hero💪💪💪

[@metalandrockzone]

Thanks for your kind words. Paul played a big role in my sort of transition from Kiss and others to heavier metal and for that I always held him in high esteem. I was so glad to get to see him live. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@scottcoulas8800]

A great and honest video. Thank you so much, it gave me goosebumps.

[@metalandrockzone]

Well to be honest it gave me goosebumps making it. Thanks for watching

[@krestdorl1697]

Great talk and review. Really enjoyed it. 👍 Paul RIP. You made some big footprints for metal, thats for sure.

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes he for sure did, thanks for watching

[@elij6534]

That was a great review. I wasn't alive when he was in Maiden nor got to see Paul live but his records with Maiden are my favorite. Rest in Peace Paul 🕊🤘

[@metalandrockzone]

Thanks for watching and agree, those first two albums are so great.

[@Joe.888]

Well said 🤘

[@metalandrockzone]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@stephaneauger1036]

life is a fight that we all ready lost-choose your death -rock till death,art will never die

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@mrmaxaxl]

That was sweet of you 🙏

[@metalandrockzone]

thanks for watching 🙏

[@miawallace1965]

saw paul di'anno live with maiden back in september 1980 and march 1981 , RIP Paul

[@metalandrockzone]

Those shows must have been amazing! Where was this?

[@RabidGerry]

I saw him about 20 years ago in Belfast and he was excellent. Way better than what I have heard him doing in recent times. He was very nice after the gig and signed my Battle zone albums and Iron Maiden albums and his book. I was also throwing cigarettes at him too, one of which he smoked. Oh and he nearly started a fight with a guy in front of me to which myself and friend kind of defused.

[@metalandrockzone]

Amazing guy, he just didn't change, which in some weird way is adorable

[@RabidGerry]

@@metalandrockzone well he was always a hero to me, but I must say when I read his book I thought he came across not so good. I will always love the Maiden albums he did and the Battle zone 80's albums and first Killers album though, such good material.

[@dt6949]

You are quite right when you say we have no right to say who should still perform or quit but I just think it is so sad to see his legacy in Maiden potentially destroyed by such endeavours. And to blame a promotor for the poor turn out is not really a fair point. People obviously decided that this is too difficult to watch and made their own decisions as to whether they would go to the gig. I feel so sorry for the guy as he had his demons and they never let up throughout his life. Sadly missed. For me I'd much prefer to put on the first two albums and remember him from much better times... Great review nonetheless Thanks.

[@metalandrockzone]

Well this promoter is on a different level. I am very well connected here to people that go and see gigs all the time, there are just 2-3 shows pr year in the whole country that do not get on my radar but ironically these 2-3 shows are all from this same promoter. In this case for example I know a lot of people who would have happily made the drive out there to see this but had no clue it was going on , the guy just doesn't seem to do any marketing at all. But I am not saying that at this stage Di'Anno would have sold out an arena but at least 150 people or so would have been there if this would have been put on their radar. Thanks for watching and yes this guy put a big footprint on the genre and we will miss him.

[@markovisic7244]

Now he is together with Lemmy, Bon Scott & Dio... R.I.P. big man,voice of my best Maiden (Iron Maiden & Killers)!😢

[@metalandrockzone]

Thanks for watching

[@DirceuRodrigues-p2c]

Great vídeo, my friend! 🔝 Nice shirt! 🙂 +1 Like, hugs!

[@metalandrockzone]

Thank you my friend

[@DirceuRodrigues-p2c]

@@metalandrockzone 🤟👊

[@xXUrObOrOSXx]

🙏 🙏 Pray for Paul's soul amen

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@adamwatson6916]

I don't get why people were surprised by his death . He has been living in a nursing home for several years was wheel chair bound and almost died at least a couple of times and never quit or even slowed down on his drug and alcohol intake and chain smoked right untill the end .

[@metalandrockzone]

Agree that this end for him was not a surprised but I somehow when I saw him didnt see it coming in just 10 months from there based on how he gave it all he had there on the stage.

[@henrikchristensen7844]

Paul Di Anno was a true Rocker.Rip.

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes he was all the way to the end! Thanks for watching

[@henrikchristensen7844]

@@metalandrockzone Your welcome.🎸

[@maxgrim1672]

He was very ill! On top of that he had been abusing alcohol and drugs for years! It was a miracle that he lived to such an old age!

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes he for sure did not make the best choices in that department, thanks for watching

[@eumochileiro5593]

muito bom!

[@metalandrockzone]

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[@richiswhere]

You know for like the last 10 or so years I had this idea if Maiden ever got put in the RNR HoF that hey would bring Paul along.

[@metalandrockzone]

Well I even thought he would show up at some of the 50th anniversary gigs

[@brettkeepin808]

Saw Paul 10 times with maiden, everything after is irrelevant, RIP master Paul 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@metalandrockzone]

I wouldn't have minded seeing him just once with them but then I was 8 !

[@richardsmith1055]

Se a banda eh brasileira os musicos sao otimos.Querido Paul,nos te amamos muito!

[@metalandrockzone]

sim e a banda era realmente muito boa

[@CompleX5o5o]

🤘😎🤘

[@metalandrockzone]

🙏 thanks for watching

[@stevebaxter3647]

No disrespect to Bruce but Paul WAS IRON MAIDEN in the early years. R I P Paul, see you in Valhalla.

[@metalandrockzone]

I often thought what could have been with Paul if he would have stayed there for at least 1-2 more albums. Would have loved to hear him sing some of those classics from the early Bruce days

[@willwicked]

Dianno 1984 self title album is a must to listened. Good songs with an 80's rock vibe. Flaming heart is the best one.

[@metalandrockzone]

Yes reminds me of some Arena Rock bands, shows how versatile he actually was