STEVE HARRIS Sings RUNNING FREE IRON MAIDEN Rare Live Unity Hall Wakefield Metal For Muthas NWOBHM

[@talesoftruemetal]

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[@LuisMiguelCostaVideos]

Steve is one of a kind! Maiden is Maiden thanks to this unbelievable artist, entrepreneur, businessman, musician, leader... always determined, humble and clever! Bless You, Steve. Greetings from your second homeland, PORTUGAL 🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@hexxon77]

Iron Maiden exists because of Steve and his determination, focused mindset and charisma.

[@wahwahgaboor]

also because his father is Malcom

[@MAD_1979]

Fact. 100% exactly.

[@aimfuldrifter]

True but he's also given up on Maiden at one time, because he couldn't find anyone who was committed to it. It was not long after that when he's invited Dave once again and they've made it work again. Who knows what would happen if Dave wasn't eager to work with Steve back then? Steve would probably focus on his football skills and become a decent striker but there wouldn't be IM. Up the Irons.

[@ReservoirTip]

He's seriously one of the most determined people in all of entertainment. He had a vision for this band, all the way down to ancillary stuff like the artwork and logo, and wouldn't let anyone get in the way of his vision. That's why there were so many lineup changes in the early days: if you weren't committed, he had no use for you. Which meant that when the band finally stabilized, they were loaded for bear. Everyone who was there 39 years ago is still there. Steve tells a story that Maiden could've signed a recording contract 2 years earlier than they did. "All we had to do was cut off our hair and play punk." Imagine being 21 years old, with a record company exec holding a contract in front of you, and having the willpower to say no and wait for something better to come along. Amazing maturity.

[@sholland42]

His awesome songwriting and playing too. He is Iron Maiden.

[@jindre7547]

Every band needs a Steve Harris in their lineup, he’s the literal beating heart of Maiden

[@talesoftruemetal]

Very TRUE!

[@whamsie4022]

@@talesoftruemetal Most successful bands have one. The combination of vision and focus.

[@theutopiantrainer]

Metallica has one, but he isn't popular among everyone...

[@duanedibley2883]

I was there ! The band were in the Black Horse pub across from the Unity Hall before the gig. I was in but under age but thats another story!

[@derekmann8239]

If anyone is curious, this would have been on 7 Feb 1980. (Steve mentions the single for Running Free would be released “tomorrow”, which was released 8 Feb 80.)

[@talesoftruemetal]

Correct, as seen in the concert poster & ticket stub at the beginning of the video. Hail & Cheers!

[@machinemanband]

Cool. I turned 3 that day!😂

[@jean-luclezede3898]

Steve Harris : Bass, lyrics, music, singer, leader, frontman....everywhere, like Dave Mustaine ...

[@xavierdrt9818]

exactly ! That's probably why thoses two dudes are my favorite musicians

[@rohrichoak9740]

I hear NOTHING wrong with his vocals, honestly. Especially for a live version.

[@Milehighshred]

Woah! I'm surprised how GOOD Steve sounds. He could have easily been a vocalist if he wanted to.

[@masonb9788]

He sings every word to every song when they play live anyways. Just not into a mic! 😂😂

[@Milehighshred]

@@masonb9788 Indeed! Never thought he would have sounded that good though. If he did backing vocals sometimes during the concerts, that'd be awesome!

[@ONoventista]

​@@MilehighshredHe always did backing vocals

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

I've heard this story many times. Now, I've witnessed it for the first time. A great piece of Iron Maiden history.

[@jeromewagschal9485]

Not bad at all, his vocals are decent... Besides, he always sings the lyrics on stage anyway...

[@talesoftruemetal]

So true, lol. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@andriidvornikov6751]

He knows 'em, 'cause he wrote 'em

[@Vortigan07]

Absolutely bloody brilliant!! A true living legend!!

[@Flurinamsler]

Really not that bad! Wish Steve have done some more (partial) singing on Maiden tracks! Thanks for this record and up the irons! 😉🤘

[@joejam3250]

Wow Steve sounds awesome, heard about Steve singing forever ago never woulda figured he sounded so natural. The recording is so beautifully crunchy and distorted. What a treat. They sound really keyed in to make up for Paul. Prob my fav version of running free

[@metalEric69]

Rough as it is, it sounded better than I expected. Steve always pulls shit off.

[@aimfuldrifter]

You're joking. The recording sucks big but it's obvious as it was probably 1982 or something.

[@joejam3250]

@@aimfuldrifter I sometimes like rough recordings better than polished versions of the same song. Not as a rule, but it's all just sound, I don't think there's a hierarchy and they do sound like they're in the groove there so no I wasn't joking.

[@arthurguitarra87]

@@aimfuldrifter you are wrong, bruce Dickinson got into the band in 1981, bro

[@conalcochran156]

Sounds fine to my ears! Up The Irons!!! R.I.P. Paul D.

[@nobody5228]

It doesn't sound bad really! Sounds like Dennis Stratton.

[@4stringz.]

I think they were both singing. Dennis did backgrounds live like Adrian

[@leftymcnally6913]

Dennis with the backup vocals!!! Such a distinct voice

[@leftymcnally6913]

It doesn't get brought up enough how, in such a short time, really defined himself with his backing vocals in the band

[@electriciansmasterclass5631]

Steve Harris is Iron Maiden his song writing , bass playing and drive.Awesome Musician

[@manwithoutfear9]

awesome i never knew someone actually recorded this , as i read about this famous moment in maiden history fora long time. and he's better than i expected. good job steve!! thank you for posting this...

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

Steve is A God of bass .

[@jasoncapecod]

First maiden show I saw was at new haven coliseum in conn They opened for priest , paul was there singer. He was ok. Bruce is at another level and made maiden the best metal band ever

[@Icarusvampire]

I always liked Paul better!!!!

[@svogender]

Bruce is great... But I think they lost there roughness letting Paul go...!

[@unnameduser1045]

Bruce Dickinson is the superior singer and front man. But their best albums are Iron Maiden and Killers.

[@DavidSush1]

Up The Irons! The show must go on. Steve Team Harris.

[@sergiodambrosio363]

Steve Harris is one of my three favorite bassists ever (with Geddy Lee and Geezer Butler), and absolutely my biggest influence since I first started playing bass ( it was summer of 86). Still my biggest influence today, indeed! A great bassist, not the most technical maybe, but one of the most important ever, in Heavy Metal music. One of the musicians I admire most, surely. It seems that he was not bad at singing too! 😃 Greetings from Italy!

[@talesoftruemetal]

Hail! I totally agree with you. His style, influence, professionalism & lack of ego are one in a million in this business. . .truly, THE MAN!

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

And of course, there's the mighty Lemmy Kilmister.

[@AbuBakrislam]

Hey! You quoted my favorites Rick bass players! The first time I picked up a bass it was listening to Maiden and Rush! Good influences you have!

[@sergiodambrosio363]

@@AbuBakrislam We both have good tastes, it seems! 😆 Surely Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath were (are) already two of my favorite bands before I had started playing bass. Rush, in truth, when in 87 I have discovered them (with the Exit...Stage Left VHS ) I had already started with bass since a year; but before that video had yet finished, I had already Geddy Lee among my favorite bassists! Both for his playing and for his Rickenbacker sound. Rickenbacker is my absolute favorite bass, and it is the one I use the most for bass covers on my channel. Other Rick players that I appreciate much are Chris Squire and Graeme Murray. Greetings!

[@AbuBakrislam]

@@sergiodambrosio363 Thank you for you answer surely I will check your channel Greetings from Brazil!

[@MrLtia1234]

Okay, that was MUCH better than I expected!

[@paulwilk69]

I'm from Wakefield and never knew Iron Maiden played the Unity Hall.

[@harlanglenn9569]

YES! This was the Maiden I fell in love with that summer of 79 and 80. At that time they were the talk of all the Music Papers in the UK. I remember racing out to our local record shop in Northwood and grabbing a copy of their first LP (which did not have Sanctuary as it was later released as a single), running back to my Aunts, placing it on my cousin's record player and WOW! Every song was like nothing I had heard before, Pauls vocals and lyrics were so raw, this literally change how I saw from then on and I know or thought (yes thought) if these guys can get a record deal playing this music maybe there is hope for me yet. 1981 while in SA and Dallas TX we got to see Maiden on the Killers Tour, completely wipe the floor of the once Gods of Metal Judas Priest who then were on their Point of Commercialism (Point of Entry) tour. Maiden live (then) played as good if not better than they did in the studio. Another year and Maiden Japan came out and then Number of the Beast and the band were never the same live again. Gone was the RAW energy and RAW performance. While Bruce was incredible in the studio he could not deliver well on stage, not in the three times I would see him yet still favor his work with Samson where he actually sang (beautifully) and his melodic approach unique and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for sharing this recording of Steve singing RUNNING FREE, Steve was the friendliest and most receptive of the band to their fans an example of this was 1981 SA TX Harris is standing outside the Holiday Inn on Crocket Street just across from the convention center where they had played earlier... We instantly recognized him and engaged him in conversation here's my 1979 cutting from Sounds and Melody Maker... Steve invited the four of us to the hotel bar for drinks and to continue talking as he of course was thrilled to have such dedicated fans in a new city (that night most everyone were there to see Priest and were less enthusiastic for Maiden who warmed up the show. We four were the only ones in the SA convention center to stand upon our chairs and went mad for Maiden until security chased us around from isle to isle during Maiden's set). Later that night Harris gives us tickets to come see them in Dallas the following night where by act of God, Maiden were given an additional 15 minutes for their set and played Remember Tomorrow and Running Free of course from the first lp. Each of the band then were so friendly, Clive Burr and Dianno and Steve so appreciated dedicated fans in this new continent known as the United States. As I was a frontman/volcalist myself I idolized Dianno until I noticed his use or misuse of substances which later caused him to be ejected from the band. Surely all parties concerned were sad to come to that point as they had all been through so much in the trenches of the UK, playing a slue of tiny venues and with each performance giving their all to their fans, never was a band with the exception of early Motorhead) that were so loyal back to their followers. Fast forward to the mid and late 80s Maiden of course became more mainstream and that RAWness was polished away.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Thank you for sharing those amazing memories! You are TRUE!!! HAIL & Cheers!

[@LucianoClassicalGuitar]

Great story!

[@guilhermebotelho8691]

Thanks for uploading and for the subtitles!

[@talesoftruemetal]

You're welcome. . .thank you for watching. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@g4340]

I think this Harris kid is a good singer and he is gonna go places! But I am worried! What if he loses his voice? He should most def have a very solid back up plan. I recommend him trying the bass guitar --he seems like he'd be GREAT at that --tall, lanky, with a menacing look on his face as he slaps that bass through those future classic Maiden songs like Running Free, Remember Tomorrow, the self entitled Iron Maiden and Sanctuary. Imagine this kid singer scorching a bass guitar on Phantom of the Opera! Hell, if he REALLY wanted to, he doesn't have to give up the singing entirely! Imagine this Harris kid singer turned bassist and upping these irons by forcibly lip-sync singing to ALL of the Iron Maiden songs as his fingers blazed through the blistering fan favorite, Phantom of the Opera! Do you hear what I'm singin' or di'anno what I mean?

[@pikeflowed]

Steve does well here, especially while being " left in the lurch " at the last minute, his vocals are strong and clear and go across to the audience, a very dynamic individual indeed, a man of many talents. R.I.P. Paul Di Anno.

[@MichaelMoore-nx5ue]

❤ Not bad at all,,,,,,,, Steve is a genius and deserves our eternal Respect for being focused and knowing exactly what he was doing

[@randywissler9923]

Damn, who knew tailgunner was actually a decent singer as well? UP THE IRONS 🤘🤘🤘

[@claudevieaul1465]

Nice job, 'Arry!!! And Praying Mantis on the bill too, I'm happy to see - also still going strong and a really good bunch of blokes, them!

[@talesoftruemetal]

Agreed. . .love Praying Mantis. . .so melodic!

[@alparslanesmer4251]

He wasn't so bad. I wish he had continued. His voice's got character.

[@saram806]

Amazing! Steve sounds great!!! And the fans seem to be enjoying it a lot. Little did they know they were witnessing a historical event.

[@zorannakevski3244]

🤘🐺🤘🎉 Congratifuls 🎊🤘🐺🤘 🤘🤘🤘 Thanks for a the greats Melodies 🤘🐺🤘

[@mariorodrigues5796]

Steve Harris/Iron Maiden =💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@mariorodrigues5796]

Tmj 👊🏼 👊🏼 👊🏼 👊🏼

[@FerusZaz]

Very cool! Steve stepped up to the plate. I wish Dennis Stratton sang lead on some of their early songs. His voice is incredible, absolutely love his singing on Praying Mantis' Predator in Disguise album.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Totally agree, he's so melodic. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@dsteixeira]

That's why he is the BOSS! |m| #UpTheIrons

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Not a Maiden fan but their first two albums was my cup of char. Obviously more into punk and saw them with Bruce 3 times in the 80s because of an ex but this sounded great! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@mattbarbarich3295]

When they were young and dangerous and running free!

[@edgarsifuentes3248]

The original line up🔥🎸

[@mattbarbarich3295]

@@edgarsifuentes3248 Original recording line-up anyway I think.

[@biorythmicshifter]

Steve has always been the voice of Maiden. I always entertained the idea of what he would have sounded like singing for them on some songs. In some cases no one can sing you wrote better than the writer…thanks for sharing this!

[@Surge_LaChance]

Steve's one of the greats. Too cool. Thanks!

[@trumpjr5179]

The beginnings of the greatest metal band on the planet. Up the Irons!

[@lloydtownsend5306]

He sounds fine to me. Maiden rules.

[@WampaOne71]

Had heard Prolwer before from that gig, now Running Free. Thanks and Up the Irons

[@talesoftruemetal]

You're welcome! I posted all the songs Steve sang on my Channel! Great name by the way, lol!

[@Mad-Bassist]

Neat! Steve is my #1 hero. What I'd like to see is that legendary show where Paul Di`Anno was arrested and Steve did all the vocals until Paul could return. I don't know if it was recorded--haven't been able to find it, but it would be awesome, mistakes and all (if there were any!)

[@Svvithred]

It was recorded, I found it on mp3 format some years ago now, it's called Maiden Voyage, but the Iron Maiden which was in existence around the late 60s and very early 70s released their one and only album with the same name.

[@Littlehornification]

Arri done alright there. Guy is a legend!

[@robertthorn8233]

Sounds great!…I’ve been front row enough times to hear Steve’s backup vocals,always ON!..X

[@retroactivejealousy-worldl1805]

He did a grand job

[@jacal8428]

Very cool to find this. I had bern searching in vain to find this after I had heard he had these songs singing lead. Good voice no matter what he may think. Nice melodic voice here.

[@the_trooper_72]

Absolutely amazing upload and slice of Maiden history right here!! Thank you!! 🤘🏻😎

[@talesoftruemetal]

You're welcome...thank you for watching & commenting...Hail & Cheers! Please check out more videos on my Channel...

[@markcassel3392]

Steve sounded pretty good and I am a big Paul fan.

[@skydiveN1]

Wow that's amazing No comments Very treasure records

[@madruloko]

Like a Boss!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@robertkerr9738]

Better than I thought!

[@alessandroarcuri209]

Steve's not bad at all, the only issue is that (at least at the moment) he probably had no proper training on how to use his voice, so even if he sang that tune perfectly OK, he probably would have shot his vocal cords after a few gigs. Because most of the time, if you already can sing fine, a good vocal training helps you build endurance so you don't stress your larynx. (It also expands your range, yes, but most importantly it makes you LAST as a singer! 😀)

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

Practise helps even without coaching, you do it more you'll start to notice what hurts you. That's especially true with harsh vocals because you probably won't make it more than a few syllables before you're hurt (for the day) if you're not doing it safely.

[@alessandroarcuri209]

@@skaldlouiscyphre2453 true, but Steve wasn't meant to be the lead singer, so he probably didn't even practice, he just stepped up to the microphone, to sub for DiAnno. And for an untrained singer, he did pretty good.

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

@@alessandroarcuri209 Absolutely. But also, we might all be underestimating how much practice/training he has too, just because he doesn't do lead vocals normally. He's done backup vocals the whole time though, so he must practice at least a bit.

[@alessandroarcuri209]

@@skaldlouiscyphre2453 yep, doing backing vocals helps a lot, too. It's less demanding 'cause you're only singing in certain points, but at least you're kinda halfway there, as opposed to starting from zero.

[@skaldlouiscyphre2453]

@@alessandroarcuri209 It's also one of those things that suggests he already knew how to sing adequately. Singing and playing together is pretty hard so even if you can pull it off, you might feel the performance overall suffers. I'd imagine it's easier to be able to focus on playing and let someone else be an energetic frontman while you get to be an energetic bass player - instead of lacking energy because you're too focused to move around.

[@nickkenny6708]

This is AWESOME thanks!!

[@talesoftruemetal]

You're welcome. . .thanks for watching! Hail & Cheers!

[@ThunderPantz01]

Sounds Fine.

[@fus149hammer5]

Neal Kay! Now that's a name and a face from the past! Rock on Catweasle 🤘

[@jeffd9782]

What a band! Nice to hear Burr again too. 🤘

[@84jmcc]

Not bad at all , Steve!!

[@fabiocatarino5209]

Arrepiado, emocionado, obrigado.

[@LoganSewell83]

Di'Anno proved that one does not need to be a technician to sing early Iron Maiden songs. One must have a strong heart & soul.

[@hailingfrequenciesopencas7838]

Steve makes a good singer!

[@douglasandtheworld]

Sounds bloody good to me, wish he’d sing more \m/

[@michaelstephen819]

This seems to cast doubt on the existence of 'lead singer disease' because Paul graciously allowed Steve to sing lead. Paul and Steve are BOTH due credit for what Maiden became soon after.

[@ALL_OUT_OF_BUBBLEGUM]

How could someone who speaks THAT Cockney sing sounding THAT American?!? (Neither is an insult, Steve Harris is one of my favorite Earthlings of all time, I just found it peculiar)

[@raymondjames1341]

Because you use your vocal cords differently when you sing compared to when you talk. Listen to other strong accented people and they will sing sounding differently, eg ozzy, Adele, the Las from Newcastle (sorry can't remember her name)

[@ALL_OUT_OF_BUBBLEGUM]

@@raymondjames1341 Well, that goes without saying. (You're correct) But it seemed so different. By contrast, John Denver sounds exactly like John Denver whether he's speaking or singing, you can tell it's him just by his voice. I could say the same for Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan. (My examples seem to be getting progressively worse) What shocked my brain was if no one told me that was Steve Harris singing, I probably wouldn't have been able to guess.

[@raymondjames1341]

@@ALL_OUT_OF_BUBBLEGUM I listen to a lot of black metal.... those guys and gals always sound so different when they sing. In a documentary about Iron maiden, their manager ??smallwood I think says that Steve was an awful singer, back in the early days anyway.

[@ALL_OUT_OF_BUBBLEGUM]

@@raymondjames1341 He definitely wasn't what I would call a lead vocalist or front man. And as far as black metal goes, it usually has a particular singing style, with specific vocal effects. It would be necessary for a person to sound different singing black metal than the way they do speaking. Same with death metal.

[@KeijiSuwa]

Many singers sing without their natural accent. In some cases it makes the lyrics easier to enunciate or flow better with the song.

[@azzajames7661]

Up the mighty Irons!!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@villain68]

There's a building in Cincinnati that looks a lot like this building. It's called music hall. The thing is, they only play classical music there.

[@fclefjefff4041]

Fascinating, thank you

[@markmichel3855]

Thank goodness Steve didn’t have to fill in for Bruce

[@joshburns4611]

They'd have had to cancel if Steve tried to cover for Bruce. Nobody can even come close to him on vocals. I honestly don't think Steve would even try.

[@grahampayne2767]

Steve's the boss. Up the irons.

[@stazjohnson8618]

I was at this gig, & the follow up when they returned on the next tour to make up for Paul not singing on some of the songs.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Amazing, you're very lucky!

[@stazjohnson8618]

@@talesoftruemetal It was a great time (early 80's), right at the birth of NWOBHM, quite a few of those bands played at the Unity Hall, Maiden, Preying Mantis, Saxon, & a resurgent SLADE who the played the loudest gig I've ever attended in that very venue.

[@nobody5228]

Make you wonder why Steve even hired Dennis when he could have pulled it off himself. Maybe to focus more on the bass playing?

[@sergiodambrosio363]

Yes, surely that's the reason. His bass parts were often not simple at all to do (I know well myself 😆!)... Sure, doing so he could have been even more leader of the band. After all, Dennis Wilcox was not that great as a singer, as Steve himself said; mostly he had good presence on stage. And he had also caused Dave Murray to exit the band for a brief period of time! 😬 But the music of a great band like Iron Maiden deserved a great singer. Greetings!

[@ptm7923]

Pretty damn good!

[@liberatetutemeexinferis5902]

That's awesome!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@mikatu]

For the people claming Paul was so much better and that Bruce can't sing Paul's songs, just think what would be of the band with a singer that from time to time couldn't play.

[@randommedia9]

There's almost a hint of early Blackie Lawless in his voice, amazing

[@talesoftruemetal]

Love Blackie & W.A.S.P.!

[@martymartin2894]

Not at all

[@randommedia9]

@@martymartin2894 Your not hearing what I'm hearing, that's fine..

[@martymartin2894]

@@randommedia9 maybe I'm not smoking what u're smoking.

[@jackbquick584]

He didn't do to bad. I liked it.

[@JuanPedales]

Great Channel brother.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Thank you! It's up & coming. Still learning & have further future plans for it. Really appreciate you watching. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@davidjimenez9914]

Lo más hermoso del mundo grande MAIDEN!

[@williamross2579]

Unity hall still stands in Wakefield. I believe it’s unoccupied at this moment, and the council keeps coming up with ideas of ‘what shall we do with the place…’ , which seem to get abandoned.

[@duanedibley2883]

A few good bands played the hall around this time. Maiden actually played there twice in 1980. So did the French band Trust with a fellow called Nicko McBrain on the drums ! 🥁

[@adilsondepaula627]

A maior e melhor banda do mundo 😁

[@CedaxV]

Not bad. I could listen to him some more.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Check out my other posted videos of Steve singing. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@rodrigorequelmeborja3819]

Y desde entonces se dedico a tocar el bajo...

[@brucejr.5833]

Respect

[@leterriblix]

Outstanding!!!

[@markw.loughton6786]

Steve sounds great.

[@luisantoniomasseicione3572]

Uuuuhh thank you

[@whamsie4022]

We’ve all been there. You don’t think you can sing, and next thing you know, there’s a mic in front of you, and it’s trial by fire. Most musicians can carry a tune, and that’s what it’s all about.

[@sergiodambrosio363]

...just subscribed to this channel! With a name like this, one cannot go wrong! 😃 Greetings!

[@talesoftruemetal]

Thank you, I appreciate it. . .Hail!

[@sergiodambrosio363]

@@talesoftruemetal Hail! 🤘

[@punkavatarworld]

What was up with Paul that he couldn't sing this track? Steve sounded great

[@talesoftruemetal]

He might have actually been sick at this show, but he has a reputation of being "difficult" at times, lol! As the band became more successful & "professional," he may have passive-aggressively rebelled against Steve at times in different ways, like this. . .

[@PETERODZZ]

That's the same question I have. Maybe he needed a break and let him sing. It's Steve band anyway. Or maybe Paul didn't show up.

[@talesoftruemetal]

@@christschinwon no that is not correct, that was another incident, but often gets confused with this scenario. Paul sings most of the songs at this show & does back-ups for Steve (choruses, etc.). I have posted all the songs that Steve sings from this gig on my channel.

[@talesoftruemetal]

​@@christschinwon thank you for watching & commenting. . .Hail & Cheers!

[@coldacre]

Dennis has the dominant voice in the chorus.

[@stevej1910]

Brilliant, thank you.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Hail & Cheers. . .thank you for watching!

[@johnr7729]

Steve just rules. He makes out sound like earing..

[@Nebucanezzer]

Amazing upload. Thanks so much.

[@talesoftruemetal]

Thanks for watching. . .Hail!

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

All said, Steve and Dennis did a very commendable job here.

[@johnfitton3716]

And 40 yr later he plays around the corner with his band british lion

[@sambarron5476]

Yeah Paul's voice all shot from cocaine all night thanks for saving the day Steve

[@douglasarthur2673]

Is someone gonna say Steve is a (cough, cough) Trooper ?

[@gailpink504]

Ha

[@madarhorsev]

Маn..this is pure Gold!!!Thanks God he didnt call to Blaze🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘

[@maidenmovies]

MAIDEEEEEEEEN!!!