ROCK ON!| FIRST TIME HEARING Iron Maiden - Doctor Doctor REACTION

[@michaelrieser9928]

With all due respect to all the players involved, the UFO original is the best!

[@KennethSavage-nn2vv]

Agree

[@jgsrhythm100]

Why does no one ever suggest Schenkers solo work? MSG- Captain Nemo BTW agree with your comment 💯

[@erickgow2859]

Concur. Hearing UFO play with Michael Schenker is just sweet.

[@davidrold9770]

It was a really good version, but you can't touch Michael Schemer's guitar playing. They should dive into some UFO

[@davidrold9770]

Schenker

[@membysteph64]

This is a great cover by the Maiden machine. This is originally done by UFO. You guys should check them out. They are a phenomenal band. Criminally underrated band you cannot go wrong with reacting to UFO. Keep up the great work.

[@erikthompson619]

Overrated? They're one of the most famous hard rock bands of the 70s, that really doesn't qualify as overrated. If you personally think they should have been even bigger that still isn't really the same thing.

[@membysteph64]

@@erikthompson619 I said they are underrated. Yes in the 70’s you didn’t here much about UFO it was Zeppelin Sabbath, Maiden, Priest you rarely heard about them. I just think they should have been in the mix with those bands. It’s all subjective I am a huge UFO fan they are my top 5 so I am biased but like I said it’s subjective.

[@jgsrhythm100]

@@erikthompson619 1) He Said underrated 2) Here in the States they were far far from one of the most famous in the 70's( though certainly should have been) hence underrated. Many people I know who grew up in the 70's don't have a clue who UFO are.

[@CPny65]

I think they would enjoy...Love to Love

[@jgsrhythm100]

@@CPny65 Most definitiey though should be off "Strangers in The Night"

[@Darth_Wafer]

This is actually a cover. UFO did this song originally. Iron Maiden claims UFO is their biggest inspiration so I highly recommend them. Some great UFO songs to react to are Doctor Doctor, Love to Love, Lights Out, Rock Bottom, and Let it Roll

[@Jims_Camera_at_dawn]

True!

[@billerrickson5463]

UFO is an underrated and unappreciated band. Show them some love!

[@keefmack]

If you do UFO please go with the live album versions!

[@jerryday813]

"Rock Bottom"!

[@tomterrific555]

@@jerryday813 Rock Bottom live would be fantastic!!

[@brownwarrior6867]

Please listen to the original by UFO with Michael Schenker on lead and Phil Mogg on Vocals

[@drukarzun]

Actually, rather than the original studio version, the live version from the album Strangers in the Night is the way to go.

[@brownwarrior6867]

@@drukarzunOne of the best Live Albums ever recorded.

[@randybaker6042]

UFO off their live album Strangers In The Night and every song should be checked to see if the song is on the album. It's one of the best live albums there is. UFO is a major Iron Maiden influence.

[@shawnbartz9818]

Maiden covered this as a single b-side in the ‘90s, and the vocals are their 3rd lead singer, Blaze Bailey.

[@Mr-SRG]

Whaaaat..... Please do UFO's live version and hold on for the ride!

[@keefmack]

There are some great UFO songs particularly off their timeless live album “Strangers In the Night”. UFO were a huge influence on Iron Maiden. Michael Schenker is on my Mount Rushmore of rock guitarists. UFO’s live album is considered one of hard rock’s greatest live albums of all time.

[@vicprovost2561]

Top 5 Live Rock Album for me, they blow away most 70s bands that were much more popular. I saw them open and vaporize Styx and REO in 2 different shows, the one time they met their match was when they opened for Blue Oyster Cult with their laser light show, unreal double bill. I did see UFO headline over Blackfoot, another amazing show. Also the real MSG.

[@jeffreycook2112]

This is an amazing cover version that Iron Maiden did of a UFO song. The singer on this version is Blaze Bailey. He replaced Bruce Dickinson for a few years in the 1990s. But Iron Maiden always plays the UFO version over the PA system before they come on stage at every concert. Please do the UFO live version from the album Strangers In The Night. Also check out Love To Love from the same album. You guys are really going to love UFO.

[@vicprovost2561]

Rock Bottom from that album would vaporize them!

[@jpdotcom23]

Blaze only recorded two albums with Maiden, this song doesn't appear on either of those albums, this is not Blaze

[@Marcelorock]

Other big UFO's music: "Mother Mary". Also "Light Out" is a big deal too.

[@saintlyknight3186]

​@jpdotcom23 actually this does not appear on an any studio album. It was recorded as the b side to the single lord of the flies from the x factor album along with a cover of the who's my generation and was sung by blaze bayley. This version was never released in the UK but did appear on the UK single version of virus also sung by blaze. Not sure if Bruce ever sung it though

[@jpdotcom23]

@@saintlyknight3186 Oh, I didn't know that, not a fan of Blaze so I didn't bother with those albums, thanks for the heads up.

[@douglasg.9271]

The original is the one you should’ve done. UFO is a great band.

[@markwilliams6394]

UFO doesn't get any love from reactors whether it's Schenker or Chapman on guitar.

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

Iron Maiden have done some brilliant B-sides and covers.

[@garryleblanc4002]

I hope you give a listen to early Iron Maiden, with all due respect to lead singer Bruce Dickinson, original vocalist Paul D'Ianno will always hold a high spot on my favourite lead singers. I hope you give a listen to any one of these favourites of mine from Iron Maiden....Remember Tomorrow, Wrathchild, or Phantom Of The Opera....Wishing godspeed and good health to Paul. Peace and love to all...🙏❤️😎🇨🇦

[@nickynuke6390]

You still need to to check out one of the best live performances of all time, Iron Maiden "Hallowed be thy name" 82'. It puts all other live performances to shame.

[@SGKICKS]

Agree 💯

[@treborjones6803]

It's good but far from the best

[@jrox6091]

Well, I've never been an Iron Maiden fan but I do love UFO, who hit their stride in the 70s when I was a teen. IM revved up in the 80s. For a great listen, please react to UFO's fabulous tune, Love to Love, off their 1977 album, Lights Out. The singer's voice does the trick on that one. So good. ❤ "Misty green and blue, Love to, love to love you..."

[@markpolitte9369]

I saw UFO at the Kiel opera house in St Louis in the 70's. They blew everyone away, great extended guitar solo. By the way the first band was The Outlaws. What a concert. Great memories.

[@jamesclifford189]

Good to hear Blaze Bailey on lead vocals on this track. He recorded 2 albums with Maiden in the 90s

[@erikthompson619]

Correct! And this particular song was the B-side for the "Man on the edge" single, if my memory serves me right.

[@jamesclifford189]

@@erikthompson619 going to see Blaze in concert next spring. He's doing a Maiden focused tour. Looking forward to it🤘🤘🤘

[@tommcclary8689]

Try Phantom Of The Opera, Hallowed Be Thy Name, Deja - Vu or Fear Of The Dark next. 4of Maiden's absolute best.

[@jamie4993]

The band has used the original version of this song by UFO as their walk up music in concert for literally decades now. Once it starts you know the show is just a minute or so away.

[@KierenP]

This is your first reaction to Iron Maiden’s 3rd vocalist Blaze Bayley. I always think the two albums they did with him in the mid to late 90’s are underrated.

[@jonanderson8795]

I love Iron Maiden but please play the orginal by UFO. I have been meaning to request them for some time.They are a very influential band who never really got the publicity they deserved. They have many great songs but a few are Rock Bottom, Natural Thing, Love to Love, and of course Doctor Doctor.

[@chrishall5141]

I love a lot of good guitarists, but UFO has my absolute favorite guitarist Michael Schenker. You should check out their version because they wrote the song.

[@liz6965]

Bruce Dickinson’s Tears of a dragon live with Tribuzy is so great. The guitar and Bruce’s voice is fantastic!!

[@fripso]

UFO's original will always be the best. Their live album Strangers In The Night is one of the best live albums ever. I especially ❤ Love To Love, and the song that showcases guitar legend Michael Schenker, Rock Bottom.

[@stephanie.r382]

I agree! Strangers in the Night is in my top 3 favourite albums of all time!

[@sagittarian1955]

A song you should check out is "In-a-gadda-da-vida" by the band Iron Butterfly. This is from 1968 and is over 17 minutes, with a very long drum solo. The title translates to "In tne Garden of Eden". The band was pretty much a one hit wonder with this song, but it was awesome! I got to see them live once. This song helped develop the psychedelic music era which, in turn, led to what we know as heavy metal.

[@demonhoopa]

Isn’t Doctor Doctor by UFO?

[@danjmcs]

Yep, Steve Harris has mentioned UFO being a big early influence on the band...have seen them do this live in tribute as well.

[@55Porter]

Actually the Thompson Twins.

[@danjmcs]

@@55Porter Hah, yeah, slightly different song, hehe, but a good tune as well.

[@danielfranquetjaime1887]

Es de UFO pero se nota que no son ellos, es un poco diferente, llevado al terreno de Iron Maiden

[@tunoentiendes]

Blaze in the right key sounds good!

[@MS-ro9dm]

Iron Maiden do a amazing cover of the Skyhooks - Women in Uniform with it's first singer Paul Di'Anno.

[@TheFoolInTheWall]

I didnt even know they covered this, i only know the original by UFO, i love UFO. Phenomenon is an amazing album

[@Sandmann6627777]

UFO with Michael Schenker Doctor, Doctor. I like Rock Bottom and Space Child. Michael Schenker is the brother of Rudolf Schenker the founder of Scorpions.

[@erikthompson619]

Guys! Guys! You really should go through their originals first before you do their covers - especially a cover you haven't done the original to. Even though this one indirectly affected the band's history, since UFO's late great bass player Pete Way was the biggest influence on Iron Maiden's leader and PHENOMENAL bassist Steve Harris.

[@mikebrown1966]

As the intro to every Iron Maiden concert, they play (pre-recorded) the UFO live version of this song. Gets the audience pumped up and is the absolute best version of the song. I'm a huge Maiden fan and discovered UFO because of this song - give the live one a listen - you will love it.

[@just1mansopinion]

Originally a UFO song, those riffs were the works of Michael Schenker, a master guitarist, who also played awhile in his brother, Rudolph's band, the Scorpions. As others have suggested, you should really give UFO a listen. Besides Doctor Doctor, try Rock Bottom or Let It Roll. Cheers\=/\=/

[@kevincrossan332]

Murders in the Rue Morgue…An old school Maiden song you definitely need to check out

[@stevenewcomer8837]

Iron Maiden is said to have developed their sound from the influence from Michael Schenker’s guitar riff on Doctor Doctor. They play Doctor Doctor before EVERY show as their warmup.

[@geraldinemallon1043]

A great cover, but you HAVE to listen to the original. It’s Steve Harris’s favourite song and it’s played through the P.A. system before every Maiden gig. UFO are amazing. Listen to Love to Love or Try Me if you like a good rock ballad.

[@texastull]

An OK cover of a song by British band UFO. UFO are one of the best bands that most people have not heard before. You need to check UFO out. Most people love the Michael Schenker (guitar player) era from the late 70s, however you should look into the Paul Chapman era as well. Phil Mogg has one of the best voices in rock period. UFO Strangers In The Night is regarded as one of the best live albums of all time.

[@lesknight5416]

and also maiden as well as slash from guns and roses and kirk hamnett from Metallica list schenker as one of there inspirations

[@danielb2993]

I was really hoping you'd get around to UFO. I, know, this is Iron Maiden, but UFO's original is still my favorite. I'd LOVE to see your reaction to "Rock Bottom" from UFO's Strangers In The Night. You will be blown away. Actually every song on Strangers In The Night is ROCKIN!

[@aaronsilver1975]

Yes,I second Rock Bottom or Boogie

[@johan123212]

This is a surprise for me. Maiden have so many legendary songs so lets go back to the 80s next time ;) I see some votes on "Hallowed be thy name" so i better put my vote there aswell to improve the odds :)

[@charlesbrown2757]

Literally anything Iron Maiden does live is absolute fire!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I could listen to this on repeat for hours, the guitar does it for me personally 💥

[@stormy8207]

If you dont know already, Iron Maiden was a medieval torture device. An human shaped iron coffin full of spikes. Charming thing.

[@gregwasserman2635]

Actually, it was not a real device duringedieval times. As far as historians know, they didn't exist before the 19th century.

[@stormy8207]

@@gregwasserman2635 I stand corrected. But it is still the meaning of the name. According to wiki the device was used by the Spartans pre BC. A particularly nasty device.

[@metalmark1214]

As others mentioned, this is not an original Iron Maiden song but a cover of a UFO song, which you should check out. Iron Maiden plays an audio recording of this song before they go on stage. UFO was a big influence on Maiden and their music.

[@Ziliman802]

I don’t know what’s better, their music or album art! Both are unforgettable

[@theinkspot67]

Iron Maiden's "Rime Of The Ancient Mariner" is among their best IMO. It is based on one of the longest poems written (if not the longest). Understanding the poem would be great in hearing the song for the first time but the fact that I didn't & love the song means it's not as important as the song itself. I think you'll love it. Love your channel!

[@JimmyRJump]

"Doctor, Doctor" is originally by UFO from their 1974 album "Phenomenon". The latter is the first album with lead guitar player Michael Schenker, who was just seventeen at the time.

[@drukarzun]

Fun fact, Iron Maiden always plays the UFO original version of this song as their walk in song i.e. the last song you will hear on the PA before their concert starts.

[@2384barney]

Iron maiden "Hallowed by the name" live drink rock in Rio is a must

[@RobertJuzstone]

Maiden back in the day did a lot of great cover songs that were not on the album to put on the b-sides of their singles, aka something to make fans buy the single(s) that already had the album(s), before the days of cd's

[@DR_DOOM_3298]

As others have said this isn't an Iron Maiden song but a cover of UFO (who you should check out). Iron Maiden released their cover in 1996 & the original is from UFO's 1974 album "Phenomenon" & 1977's live album "Strangers in the Night" . Not that it isn't a good cover, but IMO this is kind of disservice to both Iron Maiden & UFO as far as trying to explore both bands. This was recorded with Iron Maiden vocalist Blaze Bayley who was the band's 3rd vocalist (as far as recorded output), replacing Bruce Dickinson from 1994-1999. Some must listen Maiden would be Running Free, Phantom Of The Opera, Iron Maiden, Prowler, Remember Tomorrow Killer, Wrathchild, Hallowed Be They Name, Children Of The Damned, Number Of The Beast, The Prisoner, Where Eagles Dare, Revelations, Die With Your Boots On, To Tame A Land, Flight Of Icarus, Still Life, Powerslave, Two Minutes To Midnight.

[@davidgump1509]

The original(UFO) version is Maiden fans favorite song. This is the song that once it starts before their concert, they start the show before it finishes. I've seen them 3 times, my cousin over 10, it is always the start of the show. Oh, UFO "Lights Out" is definitely worth a listen as an introduction to UFO.

[@michaelakkerman407]

This is a UFO cover. Iron Maiden also did a cover of Jethro Tull Cross Eyed Mary if you are just doing songs Maiden Covered. They have hundreds of great songs they wrote themselves...

[@elizabethness3629]

LOVE it WE CAN HAND OVER OUR HEARTS N SOULS they will be in safe hands xxxxx

[@jeremyhammond6540]

OK, you guys made me do this by playing the song you're doing right now.. I been asking for MONTHS: PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" "Rime of the Ancient Mariner"

[@powerslave9365]

Most definitely and Powerslave as well

[@jeremyhammond6540]

@@powerslave9365 agreed!

[@ironlurker]

Honestly, my favorite song Maiden recorded with Blaze

[@PurebloodedPatriot]

I've been watching this channel almost since the beginning. I always wondered how much you've been able to retain. The other day, I watched your reaction to "School of Rock." I was very proud of the information you could recall. Like a proud parent. Lol

[@blairbutters7796]

As mentioned by others, this is a cover of a classic UFO song, which was originally released in 1974 with Michael Schenker on guitar. I like this version, but the original, while not as well recorded, is still my favorite. Other great UFO songs Rock Bottom, Lights Out, Only You Can Rock Me and Shoot Shoot. Not sure what other Iron Maiden you have done, but faves for me are Wrathchild and Hallowed Be Thy Name(live version is best). Still a great song - good review! Cheers and enjoy the tunes!

[@chrisstott4100]

It is a little different from the Thompson Twins Doctor! Doctor!. 😊

[@btetschner]

A+ video! Excellent song and very well-written!

[@sumonjamal1653]

This was a cover recorded in 1996 w/ Blaze Bayley as the singer or Iron Maiden... The original song was by British rock band U.F.O. and they were a huge influence on Maiden... Iron Maiden still use the original 'Doctor doctor' song as an entrance at their concerts before they come onstage. U.F.O. was from the 70's and had some success and were hugely influential on hard rock music... but they didn't get the massive commercial success that bands like Black Sabbath and Deep Purple enjoyed... U.F.O. had 2 albums out, but they became a hard rock band by 1974 when Scorpions' lead guitarist Michael Schenker joined U.F.O. and recorded the 3rd album 'Phenomenon'... w/ fan faves 'Rock bottom'... 'Doctor doctor'... 6th album 'Lights out' in 1977 was a landmark hit w/ the songs 'Lights out'... 'Too hot to handle'... U.F.O. had their famous line-up: Phil Mogg (vocals), Michael Schenker (lead guitar), Pete Way (bass), Andy Parker (drums) and Paul Raymond (keyboards/ guitar)... However, after the live album 'Strangers in the night' in 1979, Michael Schenker quit the band and briefly rejoined the Scorpions before leaving to form his own band M.S.G. (Michael Schenker Group) in the 80's... U.F.O. became obsolete afterwards, but kept going w/ new members. The classic U.F.O. did reunite in the 90's w/ Michael Schenker, but he quit again by 2003... Vinnie Moore (lead guitar) joined on 2004 and U.F.O. has been active since... But the deaths of longtime members- bassist Pete Way, keyboardist Paul Raymond, and ex-guitarist Paul Chapman ... and vocalist Phil Mogg announcing his retirement and suffering health problems afterwards suggest that U.F.O. might be done. Iron Maiden's bassist Steve Harris is a huge U.F.O. fan and his playing was influenced by (late) bassist Pete Way, who had that style of galloping rhythms that Iron Maiden is famous for... Metallica's lead guitarist Kirk Hammett is a huge fan of Michael Schenker and claimed he learned all of his guitar solos in U.F.O.

[@MS-ro9dm]

Leo Moracchioli is a Norwegian metal musician who does amazing covers of everything. The video are entertaining as hell also. Just go to his page and look at a title that grabs your attention. You will not be disappointed. From Adele to Dire Straits to a kick butt cover of Row Row Your Boat.

[@Reani71]

Iron Maiden use to start their concerts with the original version by UFO coming from the tape with the whole crowd singing the song since they know that the show is about to begin. It's always an exciting moment.

[@kevinice2841]

Iron Maiden also covered: “Ce Soir” by Golden Earring “I’m a Mover” by Free “Communication Breakdown” by Led Zeppelin “Space Station #5” by Montrose “I Can’t See My Feelings” by Budgie “Roll Over Beethoven” by Chuck Berry “My Generation” by The Who

[@robertdeaton8980]

The original version of this song by the band UFO is the last song to play on the sound system at every concert before Maiden hits the stage.

[@AW11-e4h]

Up the Iron’s 🤘🤘

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

🤘

[@jorgeifler115]

Doctor Doctor by UFO is the Intro/Opening Song at Maidens fantastic concerts! But they don't play it! 🤘🏽Up the Irons 🤘🏽 Up the UFOs🤘🏽See ya'll at Waaackkken🤘🏽

[@malcolmrowe9003]

As someone who's not particularly familiar with iron maiden's work, I started listening and thought, "This sounds familiar." Glad others are confirming that it's a cover.

[@powerslave9365]

Up The Irons!!! If you want to try a Iron Maiden ballad give Wasting Love a listen to

[@gregbrown6550]

iron maiden is some dam good head banging music

[@haroldsockey6987]

Went to see UFO in concert out in Long Beach , Ca. They had Iron maiden as there opening band it was their Killers tour.

[@clarkditter5975]

Great song choice. This song has some history. Created in 1974 by English hard rock band UFO, the song was written by band members Phil Mogg (singer) and guitarist Michael Schenker (18 at the time). Schenker's guitar playing is a key feature of this song. It has been covered by many including the Michael Schenker Group (naturally) and the Scorpions (which includes Michaels brother Rudolf Schenker). You might enjoy watching a version with guitarist Michael Schenker in it. UFO (very old) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2KZfH2hf6ZoeNE or MSG: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npTThaGMZ7iDbNU

[@jameshagan2268]

There is even a recording of it by MSG where Klaus and Rudi from Scorpions join the band for the second verse.

[@2112666123]

This is just a song they always play just before they hit the stage to get the fans warmed up so JUMP JUMP WHEN THIS IS PLAYED FUN FUN !!! CONCERT TIMES BEST OF TIMES

[@davidbain1405]

While we're recognizing the awesomeness of the band UFO, please give a listen to their song "Lights Out".

[@anthonysteinberg4853]

What I love about Iron Maiden is they always have this forward, galloping, moving excitement that never stops. Try Aces High next.

[@darcyferrier775]

This is a cover by Iron Maiden (1995). The original recording is by "UFO" (a MUST listen to) in 1974 and then covered by "Michael Schenker Group" in 1981/82. Iron Maiden rocks it, but credit where credit is do.

[@barriehull7076]

Who have been singers for Iron Maiden? While Bruce Dickinson is the longest serving vocalist for Iron Maiden, Paul Di'Anno recorded the band's self-titled and Killers albums, and Blaze Bayley recorded the The X Factor and Virtual XI albums during his tenure. The Number of the Beast is the third studio album by English heavy metal band Iron Maiden. It was released on 22 March 1982 in the United Kingdom by EMI Records and in the United States by Harvest and Capitol Records. The album was their first to feature vocalist Bruce Dickinson and their last with drummer Clive Burr RIP.

[@xcronex]

Whoa! Getting some more early Iron Maiden in the mix ... Nice!

[@4tuneagent]

Hmm, this is Blaze Bailey singing for Iron Maiden, not Paul DiAnno..

[@xcronex]

@@4tuneagent didn't know that. He sounds a lot like Paul ...

[@4tuneagent]

@@xcronex He does.. I just found out myself.. first time hearing this. Read it in the comments. Definitely love all of Paul's early vocals..

[@xcronex]

@@4tuneagent lol I had to hit the googler as well, guess I didn't remember(?) Bruce checking out of the band for a bit. classic!

[@chrisj3318]

someone else said "Hallowed be thy name live in 82" would be a really good one to do

[@GIOGio-wz3gr]

Iron maiden cover of Jethro Tull CROSS EYED MARY. FANTASTIC

[@cty9205]

When I saw this I thought you were doing Doctor Doctor (bad case of loving you) by Robert Palmer--but Love Iron Maiden too

[@andymageen5308]

Same here, got excited for a brief minute. ✌️

[@vicprovost2561]

UFO would be the first I listen to.

[@matthewthomas7418]

Iron Maiden & Metallica paid a large chunk of my wages for 30 years when I was working for a music merchandise wholesale company. I love seeing the t-shirts you two wear as I have probably sold a lot of them over the years 🙂

[@nickschiavulli693]

Every time I hear this song I get excited cause I know the mighty Maiden is about to start the show!!! Up The Irons 🤘🤘

[@gkiferonhs]

Have a Metal Monday!!!

[@tonyperez3920]

The best version is by the MSG Band. With Klaus Meine guest appearing on Vocals. It was their Built To Destroy Tour.

[@jameshagan2268]

This is a cover of a UFO song that was a vehicle for the incomparable Michael Schencker to show off his skills (Michael’s older brother Rudolph formed Scorpions and Michael was lead guitarist their first album when he was 15 years old). Michael and his countryman Uli Roth were major influences on Maiden, Van Halen, and other huge bands that you react to

[@lindasalaki9404]

They kick ass 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jeffreyflint6286]

A great cover by a great band. The orginal is by U.F.O. definitely check them out!!!!!!!!!! Start with BOOGIE from the debut album as my recommendation.

[@abbynormal9973]

This is not Iron Maiden playing & singing: This is UFO : At the beginning of every Iron Maiden live show they play this song to fire up the crowd.

[@cynthiasmith5144]

Billy Thorpe “Children of the Sun” is Awesome 😎

[@genebarker3624]

Glad you are in the mood for something harder. Keep in mind there's a lot of Black Sabbath you haven't touched. Meglomania, The Writ, Thrill of it all, or Symptom of the Universe. And they are all from the same album, Sabotage.

[@joebarrera9741]

Maiden is the BEST

[@sebastianschilling7337]

The fun thing about this cover (the original is from UFO, out of the “strangers in the night album”), is that is an all time favourite song from the guys at Iron Maiden. So they play the original song on the PA every show before going on stage. It is great to see the crowd go absolutely bananas as soon as the song hits, because everybody knows that the Iron Maiden show is just about to start! 😂 Speaking of Iron Maiden live, I think it is time to see why even today they are one of the best rock/metal live performers of all time. My pick is “Fear of the Dark” from the album En Vivo! (Recorded here in Chile 🇨🇱 😊) cheers!!

[@erikthompson619]

Well, technically "Doctor doctor" is not from the "Strangers in the night" album, because the latter's a live album. The original version appears on "Phenomenon", UFO's third studio album and their first with Michael Schenker, released in 1974.

[@sebastianschilling7337]

@@erikthompson619 thanks for the info! Is that version with different lyrics (Doctor, doctor please, oh the mess I’m in)?

[@richardsmith-o2w]

AC/DC doing "WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE" live at the river plate !!!!!!

[@bradleycrawford9837]

When you hear this at a Maiden show, you know the house lights are going down and the show is about to explode 🤘🤘🤘

[@SugahShy]

This song always reminds me of Suite Madame Blue. Similar progressions, totally different styles.

[@ratowey]

I never knew they covered this, I know they use it over the Tanoy before they come on live. I`ve seen them many many times. Please check out the UFO original with the awesome Michael Schenker on guitar. For Iron Maiden I would recommened anything off The number of the beast and Piece of mind albums.

[@WojMoj]

I wonder how many of us wore Maiden Jean Jackets in middle & high school?? Those days were the 💩!!

[@davidbrown5688]

Just like this song is originally by UFO, they have another "B" side cover of Jethro Tull's Cross Eyed Mary you two should listen to!!! Outstanding!!!!

[@shawnbasil1600]

Seventh Son of a Seventh Son is a Maiden masterpiece.

[@gilbertspader7974]

They did a cover of Jethro Tulls Cross-Eyed Mary that is unbelievable.

[@MrCasablancan007]

Hammersmith 1982 live performance of Hallowed Be Thy Name is the best you will see. It was Bruce's first tour and they were really trying.