My Guitar Heroes - Episode 1 - Dave Murray

This video is all about one of my lesser known heroes who pops his head in every now and again.
Mr Dave Murray. : )
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[@TheGuitologist]

Dave Murray and Adrian Smith are part of the reason I play guitar.

[@thedavesimpson]

Thats awesome and hi Brad. I hope you are well. :)

[@TheGuitologist]

@@thedavesimpson Thanks Dave. We are. Just sheltering in place. Or as our Kentucky governor likes to call it staying "healthy at home".

[@mrcoatsworth429]

Absolutely. For me as well. And Angus and Malcolm Young. These four probably were my earliest and biggest musical influences.

[@scottwindsor2492]

Me as well Brad.

[@sixgunlover274]

Same here. Dave and Adrian are gods in my house!!

[@321bytor]

My guitar hero - Dave Simpson!

[@martinclayton7260]

I've been a Dave Murray, and Maiden fan since 1982, and I first saw them in 83, he is just such a great player!

[@ilarimanninen7021]

Dave Murray got me into guitar. No-one has inspired me as much as him, he too was my first guitar hero! His tone is amazing and playing is fluid and fast but still very melodic and the solos fit the songs.

[@lenduckworth99]

When one of my guitar heroes makes a vid about another one of my guitar heroes.

[@antmax]

I was thinking the same thing lol. I'm not a RHCP fan but am a huge Iron Maiden fan, especially of Murray's playing and both Dave's inspire me :)

[@bodegg2]

Damn straight!

[@midgeburleigh5694]

You've brought back memories again Dave. I remember seeing Iron Maiden play at the Pavilion in our little town up the road in Ayr way back in 1980 which was great for us cos normally we'd have to travel on the train up to the Glasgow Apollo to see Bands. If you stayed for the encores - which we always did.- You missed the last train home! Many a night we spent huddled in Glasgow Central until 6'o clock in the morning! The pavilion or (the Piv as locals called it) was quite small and intimate and the crowd had a great time with Dave Murray on great form. Paul Di Anno was the singer then and the whole band were really up for it as was the crowd. Great times!🎸 you're a good man Dave and I've always appreciated your humble approach like my hero Mr P. Green, which just bursts through your guitar playing. keep safe and keep rocking. Respect as usual from Ayrshire 👍

[@stuartcleary8621]

Midge Burleigh haha been there a thousand times tae mate

[@arissp4950]

Dave Murray is my favorite member of Maiden and on my top 5 of favorite guitarists

[@tomahoks]

Aris Sp Is John 5 in your list?

[@marklewis7484]

11 yrs old, Number of the Beast has just come out.. 1st album bought and life changed forever

[@Jean-np8ud]

Dave Murray was a massive fan of Jimi Hendrix which would explain alot of his style when it came to whammies, bends etc

[@willsheils]

Awesome vid. I met Dave Murray after their show in Aberdeen 11’ and the one thing I remember him saying was keep playing the guitar!

[@MK-so2eo]

Remember, Steve and his friend Dave Murray are the only members to have played every song.

[@williamjay8715]

I'm a drummer...seen Maiden four times since 1988...I've always loved Dave's playing...he's my fave Iron Maiden guitarist.

[@jamescarey3995]

I keep telling myself, " I hope someday I can play Like Dave Simpson" and then I go to one of your vids and practice...and Maiden is one of the few bands i heard in the mid eighties that I still love

[@DustinAlford]

Great idea for a series Dave.

[@codyjugarie6188]

Daves perfect smooth solo fits perfectly for Maiden , He's my Favorite Guiterist 🎸

[@anteodak3880]

Great video mate and especially the intro which I can't stop listening to. I've been a fan of Maiden for 6 years now and I know the magic of Murray's style and tone. To be honest as a guitarist myself, I like both Murray and Smith and both of them have influenced my style of guitar playing. You did a great job and I'm glad someone pays attention to a guitar player like this. Can't wait for other videos like this.

[@alialiev6098]

Watching this today,at the 40th anniversary of Maiden's first album)) Always loved Dave's playing,his fingers are without bones,I think.Those legatos) Edit: Maaaaaan! I've seen "Rock in Rio" first time in 2010,started to play guitar then.I was blown away,watched this DVD everyday and tried to play with them))

[@stevejohnson2284]

Great video, and great idea for a series. Thanks Dave ( Sampson) oh yeah and you too Dave Murray. I think the guy will make it one day 😁

[@RobUttley]

Loved this - definitely more Dave Murrary stuff if you get the chance, Dave - there's quite a bit of Maiden playing kicking around on KZbin so I'm not convinced they're particularly arsey about guitarists covering their songs/riffs. Hurrah!

[@diffrent_somk6120]

Hello, Dave you amaze me so much with your own music. I truly love your own stuff, and that happy birthday John jam was incredible!! I been walking around in nature all day listen to your music and I felt truly happy thank you!! Take care of yourself during this corona times, that goes for all of you as well. One love// peace

[@macabre19]

I love Murray's playing. It definitely made me want to learn to play something. His playing is critical to Maiden's sound.

[@400_billion_suns]

Another killer intro jam!!! Bravo, bravo!!!

[@looneyinkproductions-eduard]

Thank you, Dave. My eldest daughter (teenager) is wearing all my Iron Maiden t-shirts, but I don't mind, actually, I'm proud. I must have done something right finally....

[@badgers1975]

I was 13 when I first saw maiden, in 1988 3 rows from the front in front of Dave. It was my first ever gig. Maiden were my son's and my daughters first gig. My daughter was 13. Still the best live band I've ever seen (every tour since 88)

[@joecalandrella3330]

Killer playing, Dave!

[@stevehughes1834]

Love it Dave, one of the first videos I watched of yours was referencing Dave Murray back when you had the replica, I subscribed off the back of it, as a non player your observations on Dave’s playing are exactly the same as what got me into Iron Maiden in 1988, I remember buying Seventh Son and Master of Puppets on cassette (what a life changing day that was), some months later probably in 89 I bought Maiden England on VHS and literally watched it every day after school ( still got it & on DVD now too) I loved the whole band but Dave’s playing on his white ESP Strat replica & his black Strat blew me away, if you’ve never seen Maiden England you must take the time to do so. Great video and really looking forward to seeing one on another guitar hero of mine Mike McCready.

[@vincentrobinson9325]

legendary Dave and Adrian 🤘🏻🙂

[@adrianmorris9743]

1982: Number of the Beast was released... a few weeks later i spend my saved-up paper round money on a cheap strat copy. I was hooked then!

[@joeybegnomebino-rama1831]

2nd episode : Adrian Smith ? 😊

[@MK-so2eo]

Why Adrian? Did not Maiden make good music without Adrian?

[@IggyBing]

@@MK-so2eo, well they made great music _with_ him too, right?

[@antmax]

Excellent video. Iron Maiden are so big and always talked about as a whole. That's probably how they would want it. Especially when for the most part the band are pretty quiet and private people. The individual musicians don't get talked about that much. I am a long time fan and often browse the internet looking for stuff. I don't think anyone has really talked about Dave Murray and covered his playing the way you just did. Wish there was another button higher than like for this video. Cheers :) PS. If there was one song I wish I could see them play live. It would be Alexander the Great.

[@theresarabold6012]

Dave Murray and Adrian Smith encouraged me to keep practicing and now I can play. I wish I could thank them personally

[@johnchristopher3946]

I am also drawn to Dave in particular 😆 Some great guitar playing in there from yourself. Thanks.

[@ashleywetherall]

Thank you.. Dave never gets the love he deserves..

[@DionysusJPower]

Some Dave on Dave action!! 😁 Hell yeah for a part 2. Would also love to see you do a video like this on Randy Rhoads at some stage dude.

[@traineecanuck]

Yes! Great choice. I have loved Dave Murray since before I started making poor attempts to play his stuff. Maiden rule.

[@jsnowdendavies]

Dave's solo in The Number Of The Beast is one of my all time faves. If ever there was the sound of extra terrestrials from the 19th dimension of Tharg trying to talk to us and being channelled through six strings, a wah and a big old Marshall stack, it is that.

[@Nobody-tb3np]

Murray is my idol since i was 4. He is fast, clear and he has beautiful guitars. My idol forever

[@inese9419]

big yes for the Dave Murray serie, honestly you could talk about anything Dave related for hours and i would happily listen to all of it

[@SomewhereInTheMaidenverse]

I would love to hear you do Dave’s 22 Acacia Avenue solo. ❤️

[@Thirdfish]

Maiden's first album is 40 years old today.

[@darranrendall5780]

Thank you so much for finally getting round to my favourite guitarist.i have always listened to Maiden ever since I heard their first album when I was about 13 and it blew my mind WOW! Like you I was drawn to (unbeknown to me)what I later found out were Dave's parts and wanted to play like him but have never been able to. So, if you could do a in the style of series on Dave that would be fantastic. Keep up the good work cos you are brilliant at this! UP THE IRONS!

[@beanapalooza6614]

This is an awesome video. Wasted years is one of my fav. Songs. Me and a friend did Rhyme of the ancient Mariner for our English class. And our teacher actually let us play the whole what 13 min long song in class. And she really loved it. It was amazing. Ok love you brother!!! Stay safe friend!!!! Your AlabamaConnection, Bean

[@ryanhoskins01]

Good video, thanks mate ;)

[@riso9059]

You killed in this video. Love the tone especially on that first one

[@pedrohigou]

Greeat! To say hello from Brazil

[@SypherLXVII-MySixStringJourney]

Dave Simpson, Dave Murray and Adrian Smith, my perfect combo. I listened to Maiden for years and years and years, have all of their early (and best) albums, The Trooper was the first every record I bought. I always wanted to play those amazing Maiden solos and never did, found your channel on the Tube and while ago and I finally gave in and bought my first guitar and now 'trying' to learn. Therefore amazed and excited to learn that Dave is one of your heroes.

[@garethbowen7128]

Loved maiden since early 80s , Dave Murray has always been a favourite, very underrated but such a natural talent, you are right Dennis Stratton is on the first album, fantastic album , if judged by today's standards there's not a lot to touch it .

[@bobjames1972]

Can I just say you must be a man of considerable taste and intellect lol. I could not agree more about the band and especially Dave Murray,I think he should be regarded so much higher than he is. My take is that he's always played for the band and for the music first and foremost.You don't hear of him championing Dave Murray it's always been all about Maiden.I always used to believe than genuine ability and talent would naturally rise to the top and be recognised because it speaks for itself but I've come to realise in reality that those who shout loudest regardless will be the ones who get heard even when they're not shouting anything that's worth listening to.So maybe him putting the music right above the greater reputation of Dave Murray explains a great deal about both his standing today and the quality of the man himself. I feel Adriam Smith is much better known than Dave ,in an ideal world it would be the other way round based on merit and ability but there it is,

[@guydammit3287]

My god,that's really REALLY good playing! I wish I could play like that. I try,but I can only do the more basic leads from Dave (and Adrian, too). I can just about play Phantom of the Opera. I can play the first solo,and part of the second...I just can't nail it. That first album is my favorite and it changed my life. I agree with everything you said about Mr Murray. My gf gets sick of hearing about Dave Murray, I'm sure. I think you and I would be good buddies in real life. Lol a lot in common. John Frusciante is another favorite. I see him on the wall back there...good stuff!

[@jperryfan]

I first saw Dave when Maiden opened for Judas Priest at the Palladium in NYC Summer of 1981. Dave was amazing and still is!

[@SomewhereInTheMaidenverse]

I don’t play at all, but am a huge Davey and Iron Maiden fan. Like you, I have always been drawn to Dave’s playing. I was glued to this video from start to finish. It is so cool to hear/see a guitar player talk about Dave’s playing with such knowledge, appreciation, and enthusiasm. Thank you for this! ❤️

[@dylanclancy5396]

Maybe do Paul kossof next (if you’re going to one), you haven’t done a video on him in ages :)

[@sixgunlover274]

Brilliant video Dave. Ive just nailed Phantom and the Trooper in my 50s. Never too late!!!

[@Javier-qk7ms]

Same here, I listened first their Fear of the Dark and my jaw dropped. I had listened GnR or Metallica and others before but he was the first one that really inspired me to play the guitar. Also, I always loved his red jackson so I eventually got myself a candy apple red charvel san dimas that looks like that.

[@scottycunningham1413]

I'm more an Adrian man myself. But Dave always plays with taste and has a sick metal tone.

[@mathias6423]

Dave Murray and especially Adrian Smith are my top 5 guitarist of all time. Sure there are a lot faster, more technical guitar virtuoso's out there, but Dave and Adrian would be welcome to play guitar in any huge metal band that needed a guitar player. For me Dave and Adrian are the absolute best guitar duo of all time, they have been playing harmonies together for so long and it always sounds great live :) I bought the Jackson SDX Adrian Smith signature and I want to either buy the Dave Murray Fender signature in the future or buy a Fender Strat and modify it to be as close as possible. This video was great and the intro piece reminded me a lot of the Maiden guitar sound from the Brave New World / Dance Of Death era, goose bumps melodies and clearly Murray inspired. I Think it could have sound a tiny bit better with the Seymour Duncan Hot Rail in the neck to make the solo pop even more, but it is close to perfect as It is. It surely came as a surprise that Mr. Simpson was a Dave Murray fan, cool to know!

[@mathias6423]

So you got into the band by their first album that is cool. I got into them when me and my friends wanted something more advanced/technical to KISS that we were into when we were 8 years old 1993 :D The first albums we started with was Somewhere in time and Seventh Son album, 8 years old it really blew us away haha. It never crossed my mind growing up with KISS and other bands our parents were listening to that I wanted to play an instrument. After hearing Dave's and Adrian's harmonies and solos on those two albums It became clear to me that I wanted a guitar for my 9th birthday =) A Mexican Strat that me and few times my father played, those were the days. Dennis Stratton did not enjoy playing these "faster" songs, according to Harris he played songs like Strange World and other slower songs with more passion, hence they kicked him from the band, and on the second album we got the best guitar duo of all time Murray and Smith. I really like the trio we have now with Janick Gers thrown into the mix, they sound very full live when you get Dave's and Adrians' harmonies backed up by Janicks Rythm playing for example. The Brave New World tour in the 2000 was one of my absolute best live shows I have ever been to and I have been to a lot. Hope to see some more Maiden content on your channel, I had to sub to the channel after this and another video were you played your Ibanez JEMJR with the fan on, some great playing in that one! Can you not play a song on your guitar without copy right problems ? Is that really a thing ? I see people playing covers all the time on youtube ?! Please show us when you are playing phantom of the opera and other Maiden songs you know well, that would be truly awesome Mr Simpson!!!

[@mathias6423]

About the chorus part, both Dave and Adrian has even more of it like you said, in later albums as well, just put on the first track caught somewhere in time or moonchild on seventh son. it is even more chorus, phaser, reverb than the first album. I just love that sound man, can not get enough of it. Would love to hear you play some of that end of -80s start of -90s Maiden sound and what effects you are using! I feel with Adrian the way you do with Dave. Dave is really fast and yeah, those fast legatos with constant flurry is awesome. But the way Adrian hit his notes and the kind of bluesy bends is just something else for me. Like Wasted years, Sea of Madness and Stranger in a strange land there is just so much soul in it, It is like every note he plays could be his last. Reminds me sometimes of another of my top guitarist David Gilmour in the way that they try to make the most out of every tone.

[@peterc2248]

I first saw Dave on the World Piece and World Slavery tours in 1983/4 I think it was. I remember a Powerslave date at Hammersmith when Ozzy did a guest appearance but I was so focussed on Dave, I paid little attention to Ozzy. Anyway, Dave, Adrian and Janick were my favourite line up and I regularly listen to and watch Dance of Death to see just how tight they are. I'm nearly 60 now and in my heart I'm still a kid in the crowd when I hear anything from the NWOBHM period especially Maiden - up the Irons :-)

[@Sebastian_Mroczek]

Please do next part/expand this:)! Would be great if you'd talk more about his techniques like trills, licks and maybe exercises that could help to play more in his style:)

[@andybrown1439]

I like this new series idea! Great job Dave, Rock on brother! Cheers from Nortgern California!

[@RichardW001]

I saw Maiden as a 4-piece in 1979 when Dave was the sole guitarist. There were 8 x 10 photos on the walls with (I think) Tony Parsons' head crossed out. Great days :-)

[@inese9419]

I'd love a part 2 on Dave Murray ! more on elements of technique he uses (phrases he often uses) and live soloing would be great :)

[@christschinwon]

Great stuff! I hope you've found or if not look up on KZbin Live after Death and Maiden England Dave isolated guitar. You can do the same with Adrian. Really interesting especially some of the chords behind certain solos, 2 minutes to midnight being my go to. I must give a mention to his solo on 'That Girl'. My jaw still drops to this day!

[@leighwilsonartist]

Dave Murray is a beast, I was a big metal fan during my high school years in the 80’s. 👍

[@blunzenstricker1]

hi dave, i am much more older than you, but this are my words about dave. he was always my favorite of the irons

[@sniffmatip3865]

Fuckinell mate, that was some intro!!

[@leehambleton9919]

Loved iron maiden ever since I first heard number of the beast album in 1982 saved my pocket money and bought that album at 12 years old I am 51 years old now and still a big fan Lee Hambleton from Sheffield

[@leehambleton9919]

Thank you

[@johndickinson8848]

What a sweet sound from a sweet man.

[@FIFASEASONGAMING]

Check out his solos in the Raising Hell concert..... the mans solos are unbelievable during that gig.

[@shakeyourguitartutorials]

As usual we spend a good time listening to you !!!! Excellent rocking and fast playing , then very relax and cool ... !! Stay safe . : )

[@ridley6733]

Thank you for this Dave, as a teenager I loved the first 2 maiden albums, there was something about Dave Murrays playing & sound that resonated with me & made the ordinary extraordinary. I saw them on the number of the beast tour & piece of mind tour, for me his playing & tone is second to none, I look forward to your Kossof & Blackmore tributes, peace & Love in these strange times 🙏

[@tgdb4968]

Beautiful, love Maiden

[@colintraveller]

54 mins of happiness .... I can't read music ...just like KK Downing when he went to audition for Priest

[@alexjohnston8889]

I'd say virtual xi has some of Dave's best solos on it, futureal is a stunner as is his solo on lightning strikes twice, of course don't look to the eyes of a stranger has some awesome solos on it too.

[@Garretjax28]

Great smooth player indeed! Thanks for this video Dave is the reason i picked up guitar , i must say your one of the few that really nailed his tone, could you please explain your effect chain in order to get that Davey tone ? thanks especially the clean one :D

[@Garretjax28]

i know you explain effect chain more than once in this video but i would love to know the actual settings of atleast dealy and chorus thanks

[@LilSirAxolotl]

I discovered Deep Purple because of my dad and he discovered Iron Maiden because of me. My favorite moments of our road trips weren't the destination but listening to music along the journey I miss him now while being glad he's not here to witness all this going down. Stay safe Dave ✊ and stay strong

[@amoruzz]

Murray has been an inspiration since I first heard him in 81-82. Bad to the fugg'n bone! 👍👍

[@jorgeluismedina1548]

Loved this video. I would like to know more about dave's guitar about bridge position, height of the strings, and his amplifier presets if its possible. I am big fan of Dave!

[@robertheinemann5728]

Dave Murray been watching him since Piece of Mind tour. You can’t help smile……..when you see him smile, while tearing into a riff ! Dave your the best, can’t wait to see you in Concord, Ca. September 27th, 2022.

[@richjohn2497]

Dave is my hero......

[@AnnemarieStanton]

I saw daves rig he puts a mic up to the amp aswell

[@peterthornton1969]

I wouldn't worry about playing their stuff because of copyright, there's a lad with a KZbin account called 'Licks of the Beast ' and he forensically disects and perfoms lots of Maiden to perfection.

[@nathanadlem5472]

Thank you dave for this video reminded me when I've first discovered iron maiden, it was somewhere between 1998 & 200, iwas going through my dads record collection looking for an album, I found a cassette tape of iron maiden live & every song both sides start to finish left my eye wide open & mind blown with amazement,they were fast with so much feeling & melody in their playing that maid them stand out above others. My favourite iron maiden song out of all is fear of the dark. There are very few bands that make me feel nostalgic & take me back to my teen/pre teen days iron maiden is one of them,thank again dave for bringing back memories of great times & emotions, keep doing what your doing & playing great music to the world

[@peterthornton1969]

I remember chatting to bluesrock Danny Bryant after one of his gigs several years ago and we were chatting about favourite guitarists and I was delighted he mentioned Dave Murray as one of his , same as myself. Back in the day I was always drawn to Dave's sound and solos and always watched out for him on my regularly played Live after Death and Maiden England concert videos. I preferred his old fashioned strats too although I didn't know about pickups and trees and Floyd Rose Bridges at the time. I love Adrian's playing too and appreciate it more these days since learning some guitar myself but Dave is my No.1 in the band and one of my all time favourites.

[@ritchie1802]

Who doesn't love mr Murray?! Can't wait for Blackmore/Gallagher episode (I hope they will be included). Amazing stuff as always, Dave.

[@justice100forwin2]

I loved this, as I'm a big Iron maiden fan and have always enjoyed Dave Murray's playing. It was very interesting to see the way you played the Em Pentatonic at the 12th fret...I guess the one I've been using is the blues Pentatonic. I could see clearly how you played that, but it was hard to see the notes you played when you moved up the neck and used the G major...pattern? So if you could show how that scale works with Em I would be really grateful. If this seems a really dumb ask, and you feel it would be obvious to everyone else, please ignore me. But a part 2 on what chord progressions Dave uses a lot and how to "Gallop" if you know what I mean...sorta alternate picking really fast on one string, Maiden use it a lot but I've always had trouble with that technique. Cant wait for more videos like these on artists who have inspired you but like you say, you don't mention as much as John and Jimi :)

[@ljmiller96]

All the notes in G Maj and E min are the exact same notes. You just use G as home base in one and E in the other.

[@justice100forwin2]

@@ljmiller96 So if I started playing the scale Dave started on the 12th fret for Em.....on the 15th fret it would be G Maj????

[@marianosaab2694]

@@justice100forwin2 Yes. All notes and patters repeat from the 12th fret forward. You are just playing an octave higher.

[@justice100forwin2]

@@marianosaab2694 Thank you for the help :)

[@atlejohnnyrygg7124]

@Linda Niemkiewicz don't need many scales, just move them around like you would with a barre-chord. Search youtube for the five positions of pentatonic scale.

[@barrybrower7610]

The more Dave Murray and Iron Maiden , the . . . . . . 'BETTER' ! ! (You've got impeccable taste Mr. Simpson) ! !

[@tomahoks]

666th viewer \m/

[@taoistbootcamp14]

Dave is my guitar hero as well first listen years ago just resonated. Still in my top 5. Love your vids Dave your a great guitarist keep it up!

[@booshting3520]

As I got older I learned to appreciate Adrian Smiths worked out solos. Very melodic. But, Muzzer is great too

[@davidmurray9193]

Followed iron maiden for donkeys years and the only period i did not like was the blaze baily era, hated it and the x factor album reminded me of spinal taps jazz split off, the lowest part of the bands time......then Bruce came back 😁.......(loved Paul Dianno era too first time i heard of iron maiden) i love Murrays playing with smith, but janick im still not sure on, not i dont like his playing but..........i have the tabbacco burst iron maiden guitar and love it

[@skippertheeyechild6621]

Aye, Dave solos on Brave New World. It's my favourite solo of his. Love Maiden, but gotta be honest, I love Adrian the best.

[@richardwellend3806]

Hey man... like I said before you're my second favourite Dave after mr. Murray. I'm a huuuuuge maiden fan, have been since I was a kid in the 80s, followed them for decades yes you are correct it was Dennis Stratton on their debut, he was a good player but without the twin leads of dave Murray and adrian Smith it kinda sounds like something is missing anywhoo yes you are correct 🤘

[@joejitsumusic]

This series is a great idea and looking forward to many more videos. Dave Murray is also a hero of mine

[@susiedyer3260]

Love the video and I love Daves playing but I also love Adrians playing but dude ur so excited ur rambling so much chill it's ok we all know Dave is the best and one of the most humble dudes alive

[@DD-ij9ze]

Well played brother. At lemmys funeral gig. Nita stepped back and ol speedy dayey happened. Love the tribute. You are a legend 😎

[@AngryShellback]

Thanks Dave, I'm Dave and I admire Dave from Iron F'n Maiden... Cheers to Dave's...

[@Wabin22]

First! :D Dave and Dave is awesome :D

[@tomsorrell4918]

So beautiful...Murray is the smoothest and best and the sound of Maiden

[@wickscape1]

could you show your adoring public how to dial in the Dave Murray tone on the Katana ..would be amazing gravy -)

[@theseeker7938]

What is the name of the first song?

[@thedavesimpson]

I made it up. Doesn’t have a name.

[@Whodidthis12345]

Holy shit Dave! You fucking rock!

[@hermanodejesus7264]

I'm so with you on this one (12:55) Dave is THE MAN.