Iron Maiden: The Most Successful Heavy Metal Band Of All Time | Full Documentary

[@IRONBEAST_]

Damn, rest in power and run free Paul...

[@unkelkreepy8529]

Quick question: wtf do they ALWAYS show the redux of the first album cover and NEVER the proper one? wtFffff

[@IRONBEAST_]

@@unkelkreepy8529 the redux is absolutely horrible to me, I agree

[@angelahenderson3130]

No one compares Angela. Gpd bless you sir Ax

[@etonasama]

@@IRONBEAST_ Me too. Glad I got the 2015 remaster that has the OG artwork.

[@jsgraham67]

I'm absolutely floored to hear of Paul's passing today. Thank you Paul for your contributions to one of the bands that defined my youth, and helped me through some really f**ked up and hard times in my life. Without Iron Maiden's music, I would have probably ended up 6 feet under. Much appreciated. RIP Paul Di'Anno.

[@steverrrr4235]

Summer '80, a school mate lent me Maiden's debut album. Never looked back, and never gave it back!🤘🎸

[@tremblence]

It doesn't get said enough---- Their guitar work is spectacular Many of their guitar solos are legendary....... in a class of their own

[@leehambleton9919]

I've been a Maiden fan since I first heard number of the beast album in 1982 I love it and I love them Adrian Smith is pure class

[@brucemcrorie3595]

Same for me

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

Paul Di'anno was so pivotal in Iron Maiden's success, yet so terribly underated at the same time. I'm hoping people will rediscover his music now that he has passed. R.I.P. Paul.

[@jimmy9802-t8j]

they have the Last 10 yrs really found that Paul s songs are best done by him , but same for Bruce on his songs . I'm listening to some of Paul's later stuff solo , War horse ...I love it ! Bruce gets away with some bad nights , because the Band is the Best of the best !

[@davidmccourt8174]

@@mark_beastpriest5539 He never got a bloody mention on the news here in Australia when he passed away! 😦 If it was bloody Taylor Swift we would never friggin' hear the end of it!

[@gonogazz]

Heaven is declared Heavy..R.I.P ..Paul Di`Anno....

[@derekwarren6171]

Greatest metal band of all time.

[@kevinmcgrath4347]

Irrefutable fact !!

[@petrockanroll]

I don't know why but I've been singing in my head "I'm running free yeah, I'm running free" since i watched this two weeks ago!

[@pedro-oq7iy]

Paul "Wrathchild" Di'Anno... Run free brother.. rip

[@YourCaliBos]

Maidens music is timeless to me , thanks for putting this together . Cheers Baritone Cult ⭕️

[@davidmccourt8174]

So sad to hear the tragic news early this morning of Paul Di'Anno's passing.. RIP

[@Maccabee444]

NOOOO©©©©oooo••••!!!

[@BM-vi5hk]

Tears for remembrance, and tears for joy- Tears for somebody: the golden-voiced boy Now out of the madness, but each seeing eye Sees Paul now above us- lighting all the sky.

[@JosesAmazingWorlds]

"then you put Motorhead on, that's overkill" nice one Dennis!

[@jpmtlhead39]

I'am a 61 years old Die Hard Metalhead and since i've heard the first Iron Maiden "primitive" releases (1979,1980) i said to myself " this gonna be the Greatest Band in music History ( not only in Heavy Metal). And i was right. Iron Maiden never turn to mainstream and mainstream never give them a chance, but nevertheless Iron Maiden sold more than 200 Million records,after 45 years still sell out arenas all over the World and have the biggest and most Loyal fan base of any other Band or Artist no matter the musical genre. Iron Maiden it's my Religion, i've seen them alive for 37 Times in several countries in 5 continents. Just the Greatest Band in music History.Period.

[@miguelalmeida5806]

200 M? 🤭

[@jpmtlhead39]

@@miguelalmeida5806 yes .

[@gerardoshaughnessy1924]

Running free literally changed my life. First saw maiden on the killers world tour in 81 and have seen them countless times since. Have tickets for the 50th anniversary tour next year. Can't wait.

[@nicolettesilva2606]

One of the Best Docs of Maiden...

[@tomsorrell4918]

After seeing them in high school & college in the '80s 5 times....i waited over 30+ years to see them in 2022 and now twice in 2024 ! They are legendary song writer's and gifted musicians...and so humble. God bless these 6 men to the fullest !

[@danielcarlson800]

RIP Paul Dianno 🇬🇧 Up The Irons!!!!!!! 🤘

[@prodxlavender1426]

No Doubt Iron Maiden is One of The Greatest Heavy Metal Band in The World. All Members Are Very Very Talented & Energetic. RIP PAUL 💔 Up The Irons From India. 🤟🏻

[@BumblebumBear]

He lived his life how he wanted to. He made his own choices. He’s left two amazing Iron Maiden albums. The fact that people still know who he is over 40 years later says it all. For me, the original, and dare I say the best. They don’t make them like him anymore. RIP Paul....For those about to rock...We salute you.

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

I've already got my tickets for May 31, 2025 in Prague! Bringing my head banging 18 year old daughter with me. Quality family time! 😂🎸👍🏻

[@yorkshirelad1050]

Nice. Instead of taking my daughters to the nearest show in Manchester they will be seeing them in Copenhagen. As you say, quality family time. Can’t wait

[@russellhamilton8903]

I've got my tickets fir Dublin. My youngest child is 20 and he and his girlfriend are going to experience MY favourite band live. They took me AC/DC so only right I return the favour. My oldest and best friend is also coming. Metal is Family!🤘🏻🇬🇧🖤

[@stephenasbridge878]

Took my two lads to see Maiden in Yokohama in September 28th Future/Past Tour….perfect tour name for an old git and his 2 teenage sons!🇬🇧

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

@stephenasbridge878 Excellent work Dad!!! We only live once!

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

@@yorkshirelad1050 Have a banging good time! Memories for a lifetime!!!

[@enr6781]

I saw Iron Maiden on October 5, 1980 when I was only 14 years old, when they opened for Kiss.😆

[@Nightshade1881]

Dang 14 in 1980 🫨my dumbass wasted so many years of not seeing maiden cus I was born in November of 85😢 Didn’t see maiden till 2013

[@jimjones516]

I don’t understand how you could say in the title that they’re the most successful heavy metal band of all time/full documentary and basically cover only the first 2 to 3 years of their 40+ year career. You should’ve called at the Di'Anno years. However, it was enjoyable, but pretty disappointed that you didn’t include 90% of their catalog the current & longest tenured lineup which has made Maiden what they are today.

[@e.a.8723]

That's exactly my thought. They talk about 3 songs while it should have been about album after album. Poorly done.

[@matthewvogt7204]

Just saw them in Toronto a few days ago and they really haven’t changed much! 🤘🏻🎸

[@josephwiacek8123]

I saw them last night (10/24) in Chicago and Bruce has the same energy and charisma he did back in the 80s. He engaged with the crowd between every song. And I’ve never seen that many people in the Allstate Arena. Even had a mosh pit which was confused at what concert they were attending.

[@RickHansbury]

Excellent interviews. To this day I will not have anyone badmouth Paul DiAnno (or Blaze Bayley either) because they gave their best for Maiden. The Road is very tough. It is overwhelming and very easy to lose yourself on. I’m glad for what they were able to accomplish for us and will always appreciate them.

[@etonasama]

Rest in peace Paul. You'll forever live on in our hearts.

[@metalsoda4539]

Phantom of the Opera was the first Iron maiden song I heard when I was 11 years old, and that was back in 1981 and maiden has been my favourite metal band to this day.

[@brendondaniela.k.aloadedmi7384]

I used to play a hack version of it on the guitar as a teenager in the 90s

[@richadambudgen7520]

By far the best years were the early years. From 79 to around 84 they were unbelievable

[@MarioMaccaferriRules]

They were the BEST in heavy metal and the best they've ever been ! I'd include up to 86 or 87 but that's just me. What a band ! The live shows were so good I still remember them 40 years later. I was a kid but, fk yeah did I bang that head :D

[@warriorv9359]

Just got my piece of mind deluxe book today it's a work of art the baddest fucken book

[@rfurdaylee]

Saw Maiden in the Cart & Horses pub in Stratford East London in 1976. My old mate Paul Mario Day was making his singindg debut that night. I never even knew he could sing. Half the band came from my neighbourhood back then, including Paul Dianno. Once went over West Ham FC to watch them play Newcastle, with Dianno and Steve ( Loopy ) Newhouse ( Clive Burrs drum technician ) Great days :)

[@warriorinagarden70]

Just got tickets for June 28 London stadium, 50 years!! Gonna be special

[@bwianeh]

Those first 2 albums had a great punk-rock feel to the heavy metal....still my fav(with RUSH, Priest) up the irons

[@tjflash60]

Much respect to Paul and hopefully rest from the heavy yoke that he carried around through a long career.

[@ronaldclayton4232]

Crazy that I watched this last night and the next day Paul Dianno dies,what's even crazier is that after his death I learned we had the same birthday.

[@Vortigan07]

I am certainly no one to argue with the likes of Steve Harris and Paul D'iAanno but IMHO the first album's production is absolutely immense!

[@branislavgrubisa6477]

Full documentary about first 2 albums. Real glory came with Dickinson! And to me best album is Powerslave, but best songs are from Bruce's debut - The Number Of The Beast. Maaaaan, I get shivers every time I replay Hallowed Be Thy Name in my mind, I don't even need to hear it 🥰.

[@leonardvanorden5940]

Those first two albums were the foundation of what iron Maiden was built on let's never forget that. And BRUCE DICKINSON WAS AND IS THE ONLY SUCCESSOR TO PAUL DI'ANNO. THEY HAVE A VERY LOYAL FAN BASE.

[@realmchat6665]

Enjoyed this, focused on the og lineup and releases.

[@5HlNOBI]

Paul, Clive.... Thank you for your talent, hard work, and passion. Rest In Piece, heroes.

[@666Wizardsleeve]

R.I.P. Paul Dianno. Having read his autobiography, not a nice person, but I absolutely love his work with The Irons. Up The Irons!

[@Carvetii]

so far i have seen them 33 times here in the UK best metal band on the planet with world class musician on every instrument. RIP Paul

[@tillwesenberg1178]

RIP Paul, my childhood hero. ❤

[@Boswd]

Love this focus on the first album.. such a great album. Wish there was a part 2 when Bruce came and how they just exploded on to the world wide scene

[@JScott-r9c]

I'm more of a fan of the longest running lineup, starting with piece of mind. The songs began to get MUCH better from there on. And you're right, they took off from there....👍

[@JimmyRJump]

Di Anno didn't like being called the "ex Iron Maiden" singer. Well, now he's ex-Paul di Anno, bless him.

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

They sold almost 200 million albums at this point. For a band without much airplay, this is a huge achievement

[@rafa_v1.0]

*** 200 million is counting albums, singles, VHS, DVD and all compilations. Pretty sure that's not how it's counted. I think if we did that with everyone they'd have higher sales than this. ACDC and Metallica have never gotten a lot of airplay at least back before you can see bands everywhere under the sun, live, KZbin, you name it. Iron Maiden is obviously up there as one of the best but for the best that's subjective.

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

@@rafa_v1.0 Yeah if we only count studio albums it's around 150 million. Still a huge achievement. Maiden rarely had many hits to build their hype around. But this became an advantage later on, as they gianed more loyal fans. This is why Judas Priest fell off so much in popularity, as they were much more dependant on radio success. ACDC & Metallica did get a lot of airplay compared to most of their collegues I'd say. Metallica especially after they got into the mainstream. Not as much as the more easily consumed rock bands, but much more than bands like Iron Maiden, Dream Theater or Pantera

[@vedicmetalhead1029]

@@MichaelHolmgaardman Judas Priest fell off and accepted Rock HOF induction in the secondary category…that’s shameful for one of the pioneers of metal

[@andrewmoore6685]

British bland music, like the food etc.

[@rafa_v1.0]

@@MichaelHolmgaard I think what really shows a band is great is their longevity. And by that I mean still touring and playing big venues, not some casino tour. Iron Maiden obviously has that, they are still playing the big events and headlining like they did a few weeks ago at Sacramento Aftershock in California. I beleive is the largest on the West Coast and might be the biggest Metal Festival in the US. I'm pretty sure that Aftershock had the highest attendance of all other festivals of its kind in the US. They do a great job I think the only know is mother nature even in October it's hot as hell hitting 100 degree almost every year. Metallica did 2 shows at Aftershock a few years ago and didn't play the same song twice which was awesome. I'd love to see more bands do that. So no doubt Iron Maiden is one of the top bands around. And there really aren't many that have achieved that.

[@paulsutton1232]

Who cares about t most successful iron maiden have a unique sound an still going strong have tickets to c them next year can't wait 😊👍

[@Otto-1943]

To me Maiden is disco metal band

[@dejanradosavljevic4515]

Iron maiden najjači na Svetu zauvek...❤🎸Pozdrav iz Srbije...

[@rakor8914]

ma nemoj lol

[@MIGELGLORIA]

REAL FANS,GOLDTIMES❤ NO F... PHONES

[@ronstewart6362]

I'm 52 and Maiden was my Favorite band as a kid. I'm Not taking Anything from Paul and the first 2 albums But Bruce ( IMO ) was the Perfect move to become the Juggernaut they became. I love Killers now and the first album was Cool but Number, piece of mind, Power slave and Somewhere in Time are the Definitive Maiden Albums.

[@Wargasm54]

It’s all a matter of perspective and when you first heard Maiden. I’m 58 and I remember buying the first two albums when the came out. Those first two albums are still May favorite. I prefer Di’anno’s raspiness and Clive’s drumming. Not to say number of the beast , piece of mind, power slave and somewhere in time aren’t fantastic albums. They’ve had a lot of great albums. But there’s just something about the first two albums and their grittiness that will forever be the greatest for me personally.

[@MrMmnngghh]

@@Wargasm54 This. The Di'Anno / Harris / Burr / Murray / Smith lineup was my favourite.

[@Styphon]

Bruce is more than capable when it comes to performing songs from the first two albums - Live After Death more than proves this. But there's something with Paul's renditions that elevate these songs to a whole different level. Bruce's intro to Phantom at Ullevi is a beautiful admission of this, yet he goes on to deliver a brilliant version himself. Rest well, Paul. 🤘

[@teosinghsyiem9426]

The first Iron Maiden album is FIRST CLASS and Running Free is top class !!!

[@josecuellar3620]

Nov 17 San Antonio tx. I’ll be there … never missed a maiden show in S.A. !

[@terryvallis1436]

Just saw them in Toronto on the 26th. Awesome show

[@Wargasm54]

My favorite Maiden lineup with DiAnno and Clive. First two albums are by far the best. Yeah they had a lot of great albums afterwards. But the rawness and song structure on the first two albums are just undeniable.

[@jeffsimon9594]

Even the band themselves are lukewarm on 'Killers', it just mopped up the early songs not used on the debut.

[@MrMmnngghh]

@@jeffsimon9594 The band didn't like the production on the first and the song choices on the second, but we loved them both. Nothing to worry about, chaps!

[@jeffsimon9594]

@@MrMmnngghh The production & performances on 'Killers' are great, no argument there.

[@isaak4416]

When the statement is made, that Iron Maiden are the greatest band in the world, is not because of how many albums they have sold. It is about the fact that, if it wasn't for them, 80% of the people who are associated with this type of music, would not have anything to do with it! The amount of people they have inspired is unaccountable. The second reason why they are the best band in the world is consistency. They have remained consistent for 45 years through thick and thin. No gimmicks, no experiments of any kind in order to catch a wider audience, none of that! This is who we are, this is what we do and if you like it, you're welcome to come aboard. And at the same time, managing to always come up with something fresh (ok, not so much in recent years) but without going of the rails. As far as what was said in the documentary, I do believe that "Phantom of the Opera" is the best Maiden song ever. You pay for one track and you get seven!!!! Courtesy of the great Steve Harris! Every time I hear this song is like the first time! Unbelievable! R.I.P. Paul and Clive. We'll never forget you.

[@meusako]

Rest in peace paul di'anno

[@RayBecker]

RIP Paul. I've been a fan since 1980. Iron Maiden is the best metal band because they are Unpretentious. There are no Diva's in that band and that's because of Harry (Steve Harris). The other top reason is because as a fan, Iron Maiden always gave me more than my money's worth whether it was destroying the Spectrum in Philly where I'm from or their albums. The fact that they did not get much airplay is a testament to how loyal their fanbase is and it is probably the largest fanbase in the World. Their music gave us a voice. Us, as in we don't do whatever is en vogue. We make our own tracks and if you get in our way, we'll run you over...but in a Nice way. No other band has given me as much as Iron Maiden. Up The Irons!

[@EikeMenzel]

First I saw 'em 1980 Supporting *KISS* ❤️ and that's the Place they belong today too: after *KISS* ❤️ Rest in Peace, Brother Paul DiAnno 😥

[@darthmetallus1977]

Seeing them on the Run For Your Lives tour at London Stadium next June. Haven’t seen them since the Book Of Souls tour at Download 2016 in Donington.

[@barbieblacksheep8440]

Twilight Zone was / is and always will be my favourite Di'Anno track... R I P Paul... safe travels bro !... Blessed Be !...

[@IggyBing]

27:47 ... he's right - that song has everything in only 7 mihutes.

[@RoryLynott]

Iron Maiden. A phenomenal band.

[@michaele5173]

The first time I heard of them was in '83 when I was 16. Creepy Magazine had a two page ad for the Piece of Mind album. All the guys were sitting around a big wooden table and dinner plates with brains on them like it was the middle ages. So I bought the album and it changed my life. Few days ever go by when I don't listen to at least one Maiden song. Got my Eddie tattoo in 1989 haha

[@hiroshi5460]

Very good documentary, but PLEASE, why for the second time it's been published with the photo of Bruce Dickinson...??? He deserve to have a picture of the first line up with the UNFORGIVABLE, Paul Di Anno... R.I.P😢 Thank's to the first 2 album I fall in love with that band and (to me) the 3 Albums (with the legendary Clive Burr on drum) are UNTOUCHABLE! 🤘🤘🤘 Paul Di Anno, was vocally a "monster" of power and aggression, full of attitude..❤🤘

[@MarioMaccaferriRules]

Maiden was OUT OF THIS WORLD in the 80's... Their first 7 albums are in a league of their own, each pushing the genre further. Then, well... It went downwards. The latest albums are not even listenable for this old school fan - and boy, was I a HARDCORE fan. Can't beat Piece Of Mind / Powerslave / Live after Death/ Somewhere In Time, what a flow !

[@eh7438]

RIP PAUL, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE ONE OF THE ORIGIONAL METAL GODS!!! ❤

[@chris-u5s4p]

I don't really get this album at all, but piece of mind and powerslave are ultimate ! Best metal album ever 1: Nightwish "Oceanborn", 2: Iron Maiden "Powerslave"

[@jonstiffer4994]

Nightwish? To me they've always sounded a bit plastic, like something you play at an ice hockey game to get the pre-teens jumping. Also, I really cannot stand Tarja's vocals. I find them emotionless and boring and very difficult to decipher. :)

[@chrisparnham]

@@jonstiffer4994 Tarja left Nightwish in 2005. Since then they've had 2 lead singers Annette Olzen and their present singer Floor Jansen. She has an amazing voice and can sing from classical to belting and raspy vocals, screaming and death growls. I know Steve Harris loves Nightwish he said in 2020 in an interview with Ultimate Guitar " I think Nightwish are a great band and they're getting bigger all the time. They probably have the biggest chance of reaching worldwide success on a level that Maiden has".

[@ColtraneTaylor]

@@jonstiffer4994 God, yes. Actually almost all metal beyond Sabbath, Maiden and Blind Guardian leaves me cold. Danzig is all right.

[@chaosfruitbat5970]

RIP Paul Di'Anno

[@nicvanhees6185]

RIP Paul...

[@ColKorn1965]

I remember seeing Iron Maiden on the covers of a few metal magazines and telling my metallic friends," THEY LOOK LIKE A BUNCH OF PUSSIES!".....I was wrong. 🥺I went to see them in 85 and have been hooked since.

[@IanPotts-lv6os]

Maiden are way better than metallica

[@BenState]

lol, not even close.

[@aceshigh8279]

Ofcorse here comes all the selloutica I mean Metallica fanboys saying that their so called “ thrash metal “ band is bigger when they played at the Grammys with lady Gaga 😂 Metallica had to change their sound to the mainstream they get radio play everywhere in the USA , Iron Maiden never had to change their sound they stayed more consistent true to their fans you don’t hear their music played on mainstream radios cuz they are a heavy metal band not a pop band like Metallica see the difference!?? Yet maiden has sold over 130 million albums worldwide THEY are the most successful heavy metal band !! When the time is up for both bands one is going be remembered as legends with respect and integrity ( Iron Maiden ) The other one ( Metallica ) will be remembered as a bunch of sellouts without integrity and without respect how about that . Iron Maiden is the biggest metal band without a doubt !! ✌️

[@russl9029]

RIP Paul. I hope your running free brother!

[@susiedyer3260]

RIP Paul u will live on 4ever n ur music up the irons baby 🤘🤘🤘 one last time

[@rocketfueller]

Di Anno complaining about being an Ex Iron Maiden singer, but plays Iron Maiden songs at his shows. I saw him at a very small gig at a tattoo🤩 convention years ago, he was great, but the best part of the show was the band playing wrathchild etc

[@user-bl6ne3hc6n]

Ya it's him complaining about all the millions he lost, , and he has to live with that,

[@111highgh]

​@@user-bl6ne3hc6nThese comments aged horribly.

[@user-bl6ne3hc6n]

@111highgh it must of worked. You commented on it,

[@bdr113080]

I love Maiden, and I have all the respect in the world for them. I am glad that them and Judas Priest and Merciful Fate are still around and healthy enough to still perform. They are the only three left from the original heavy metal bands before the sub genres started. They deserve to be respected as the legends they are. But technically, you can’t say they’re the most successful metal band. I’m not saying you have to like Metallica or like every Metallica album or anything like that but if you’re just talking about success and nothing else, Metallica is the most successful mental band. I keep hoping that before both bands retire, we will get a Metallica and Iron Maiden Tour.

[@Alex-uy7fn]

Rest in pease Paul and Clive

[@gordyhydro5774]

You can see from the duelling guitars why they loved the QUO so much!!

[@tomskerritt5581]

The footage at 13:29 is debatable.. The monitors are L'Acoustic 115xt , developed in 2000's

[@markwilkerson-dz8pe]

one of the best ever no doubt 🙌 👌 💯 👏

[@berndkarbach3859]

17.07.25 Vienna is booked

[@MxMoondoggie]

In the end Steve wanted Adrian to join the band so when he suddenly became available it was kinda days numbered for Dennis. They come up with a bunch of reasons to sack him but it was likely that they felt Adrian would be a better fit and he was already close mates with Dave Murray. They asked him when they signed to EMI but he was still trying to get Urchin off the ground and felt it was going somewhere, they were doing pretty well at the time but it fell apart within a year and they made the offer again Dennis did alright on the album and his tenure, pretty much knew he was going to be done by the end of the KISS tour so had fun with it.

[@CURTEAR67]

About ½ way through this, one guy, I can't remember his name, but he has it right on!! Music today, and record companies are all about the $$ money!!! Back in the day, it was all about the music!!!👍🏻👍🏻 put out the best music you can, and if it makes money too!? Bonus!!

[@frankmartell2063]

Without maiden there is no Metallica

[@BenState]

without ACDC there is no maiden

[@ianmcintosh9144]

Is there a part 2?

[@amyg736]

11/13 in Charlotte NC!! Saw them twice in the early 80s so I'm reliving my teen angst at almost 60 years old and I am soooo excited! I'm taking my 43 YO husband, this will be his 1st time seeing them 😂

[@jimglass3106]

Whatever you do,just DO NOT mention punk to Steve Harris!

[@valleyoffertility]

LOVE that they often all have a glass of booze each in the early pics 😂

[@stephenmcgraw8871]

RIP Malcolm Dome RIP

[@jeffsimon9594]

And still no cause of death listed anywhere.. he died late 2021 right at the height of jibby-jab mania.. move along, nothing to see here folks..

[@SMC4117]

I was introduced to IM when # of the beast came out…..I was highly into roots reggae and 80’s hip hop… there was no denying, IM was special! I grew up listening to Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Dead Kennedys already! Social Destortion! Fuckn hell! IM fit the bill perfectly!

[@charmcrackermusic4250]

Oh wow RIP

[@PeterHain-di8ir]

RIP Paul DI Anno🙏🪦🙏🎸🇬🇧🫵👎👍👊🤘🤮😭

[@numbnuts3rd]

Rip Paul Di'Anno

[@jimglass3106]

Enjoying the video,but how many times are you going to play Running Free? Oh. The entire video is about that first album? You should specify that in the title. I thought it was a Band documentary.

[@DrSloth78]

9:04 You and a hundred thousand other fans, my friend

[@DavidLee-g1r]

Peace of mind kicks ass

[@jeffsimon9594]

Nicko will do that :)

[@familydogg1234]

RIP lead singer recently Paul Di Anno

[@mikeosgood3846]

Rest in Peace 🤘