(Surprising Reaction To)Iron Maiden- The Trooper

[@darkiee69]

Bruce Dickinson: Historian, battle tank owner, worldclass fencer, airline captain, worlds best metal singer.

[@kurtkrienke2956]

And he beat throat cancer and came back sounding good as ever. The man is an absolute phenom.

[@frowningfaun4528]

His doctor said he got throat cancer from eating pussy. True story. Straight from Bruce's mouth.

[@marklloyd4087]

What more do you want?🤣👍

[@darkiee69]

@@frowningfaun4528 HPV virus.

[@steph1918]

... and avid brexiteer.

[@DanJackson1977]

Gotta do a live one. You'll love the live energy even more. Bruce Dickinson is an athletic beast on stage.

[@darastarscream]

Fear Of The Dark, the Rock In Rio video. The whole band's up to eleven.

[@zella417bcarter9]

Dan Jackson.. LOL I wonder at times how Bruce doesn't fall off the stage as he jumps so high to the edge of it. Love IM

[@i_kill_for_zardoz]

I recommend listening to the studio version of songs first to understand how it sounds properly. Live versions will lose a lot in the translation, and that's assuming the music video is good quality to start with. In most live versions of songs, the singer occasionally sings out of sync with the timing of the instruments etc. Lotta little things like that add up. But if you know what a song is supposed to sound like, your brain will fill in the details and make it easier to fully enjoy.

[@raymondjamesrivera]

Is it me or is he getting better as he gets older?

[@amyridgely8516]

yes must do fear of the dark from rio

[@remohio]

Iron Maiden are great storytellers. Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Alexander the Great are epic songs. The Trooper is based on the story Charge of the Light Brigade. Run to the Hills and Aces High are shorter songs with similar energy to The Trooper.

[@darastarscream]

Paschendale is kind of a philisopical bookend to Trooper-- they make for interesting back-to-back listening.

[@SarthorS]

If you haven't yet, do a search for 'Charge of the Light Brigade Iron Maiden'. Someone paired the track with the black and white Errol Flynn movie, and they fit together really well.

[@julesburton4649]

It's not a story is it . It actually happened. I hope you know that.

[@SarthorS]

@@julesburton4649 What? It did? OMG! Next you'll be telling me that Titanic and Saving Private Ryan are based on real events. I thought Nazis were just low budget storm troopers. Sorry. Couldn't resist it. Were you recently watching those videos where they ask dumb people simple questions on the street?

[@thomastaylor9579]

remohio,i think they are the greatest story tellers of all time period...."UP THE IRONS"......

[@jasonwilliams6005]

Wasted Years is another great song of theirs

[@seelenwinter6662]

which song from maiden isnt that...?

[@bobbombar6711]

Somewhere in time

[@kristinee1025]

I also love that one... but I usually get panned when I talk up anything from Somewhere In Time.

[@MCHiphopotamus]

@@seelenwinter6662 Many

[@mordor666]

You will always recognize Maiden. No matter if you play an old or a new song. It may be new, but it is always Maiden.

[@ganjiblobflankis6581]

The bass is horses' hooves charging. The guitar riff is a bugle sounding the charge. The drums are guns and cannon firing. The vocals are a battle cry. Fantastic work to paint a musical picture of a historic event. That extra level makes this one of my favourite Maiden songs.

[@andyb1653]

One of my favourite things about Maiden is that many of their songs are actually history lessons. This one's about the "Charge of the Light Brigade", in which a force of lightly-armed cavalry charged directly into point-blank artillery fire. They achieved their objective, but died almost to a man. Crazy stuff, and VERY metal.

[@darastarscream]

Check out Pascendale-- it's about one of the bloodiest battles of World War I.

[@andyb1653]

@@darastarscream Not the rocking-est Maiden tune but damn it's a powerful one lyrics-wise.

[@mweskamppp]

@@darastarscream Not WWI, it was the Krimea War and a battle from 1854. The russians conquered the Krim from the Osman Empire.

[@tafnac75]

@@mweskamppp think he was saying to check out the other Maiden song called " Pascendale " not that the Trooper was about Pascendale

[@elkardona]

Yes, Montsegur, Run to the hills, The Paschendale, The empire of the clouds, Aces high, Alexander.the great... And more. The best heavy metal band of all hystory.

[@pedrox96]

“Revelations” is one of their best songs imo... A masterpiece!!!! Gotta listen to that my man 😎

[@tobyhubler9902]

I agree 1000%

[@StarsDie88]

I saw Iron Maiden at Ozzfest in 2005 when I wasn't much of a fan of them. And their performance was absolutely amazing. Even at the age they were, they nailed it. It didn't necessarily make me a fan of theirs as I struggled to get into that style of singing in metal. But I always always respected them. Took until actually a year or 2 ago for me to fully dive into them and become a fan. If I had to name a song to check out, it would be "Caught Somewhere In Time."

[@digimortalone2759]

The "backbone" of almost every Iron Maiden song is Steve Harris's bass lines.

[@andyb1653]

Niko helps too! Half Maiden's tunes would be pretty much defunct without that horsegallop.

[@thiagosammett]

Scott Ian from Anthrax once said: "Steve Harris' right hand, that's the essence of heavy metal". And he's totally right!

[@javierramos9795]

Thiago Moreira both as far as his music and lyric writings.

[@javierramos9795]

Andy B I don’t know shit about music playing, but what do you think SH’s sounds comes from, the way he plays or tunes his bass?

[@patricksimons560]

EriolTolkien he should get a Nobel price for his songs.

[@korvkioskshelvete]

’Iron Maiden - Fear of the Dark’ and ’Sign of the Cross’ both live from Rock in Rio 2001.

[@JackieMartin1974]

Maiden live in concert is an EXPERIENCE. I've been to dozens of shows and it is always amazing. The crowd reacts and participates, fueling the band. They've been around for over 40 years and still going strong. Rime of the Ancient Mariner would be a great song to react to...

[@fordap74]

That whole band is incredible. Still making albums, and still selling out entire soccer stadiums and crap 40 years later.

[@fordap74]

@Montag theMagnificent I had to take a second and really think on it lol, but I have seen them 15+ (I might be missing a couple) times now throughout the years. One of the best stage shows and live sound bands ever.

[@andyb1653]

All with virtually no advertising. Maiden has always been a word-of-mouth band, and it's barely slowed 'em down at all.

[@XxJalelxX]

Next we dive into Egyptian mythos, and Pharaohs and their hunger for power and immortality with Powerslave!!

[@timavery99]

Saw Maiden last 2019 in October. Still the best band on the planet! Bruce is a polymath like no other! He jumped on stage like a 20

[@ryanweatherman-holt4805]

...and you're correct about the power metal thing. "Aces High" is hella cool, too.

[@nem447]

Everything you need to know about Iron Maiden is onstage! I'll be seeing them for the third time in May 2020, and taking my 16 year old niece to get her mind blown!!! Chur from NZL. _ugh, I mean up the Irons!_ \m/

[@americandespot3690]

chur bro

[@MAB1273]

We have been taking our son to shows since he was 6. Your niece will thank you!

[@Jerkturtle]

Aces High! Awesome Maiden song about a RAF pilot during the Battle of Britain. It's pretty badass 🤘

[@brianhums5056]

Rime of The Ancient Mariner is a must for anyone diving into Iron Maiden. Hope you can fit it in at some point, IT IS EPIC!

[@thomastaylor9579]

MY FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH IRON MAIDEN WAS 1985 POWERSALVE TOUR I WAS 15 THEN IM 51 NOW .AND STILL FOLLOW THEM .SEEN THEM LAST MONTH IN ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA AND THEY STILL ROCK..."UP THE IRONS"...

[@bungholio4539]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IRON MAIDEN I HAVE BEEN A FAN OF IRON MAIDEN FOR YEARS AND I SUBSCRIBED TO THIS CHANNEL BECAUSE OF IRON MIADEN REACTIONS!!!

[@shera1789]

Great reaction my friend! Next, please do "Rime Of The Ancient Mariner" off of their album Live After Death! Definitely one of the best bands to see live hands down! I've seen them a dozen times and they never disappoint! 💥💯🖤🎶🤘

[@vick247xe]

Steve's bass is amazing imo he is the best bassest ever

[@tomrobertson3444]

The Beast of the Bass!

[@warthog4430]

Fear of the dark next!! Live in Rio!!!

[@semaannader9860]

I was very fortunate to capture Iron Maiden for the first time ever and let me tell you, it's a whole different experience. I love all the concerts that I've been from power to death to thrash and so on, so forth from Blind Guardian to Mayhem to Stratovarius and Maiden is a whole different ball game, man. Something you should, honestly, experience... it's like watching a theater on stage. They are such a theatrical band that makes you feel those songs on a different level.

[@lukebraun2499]

Iron Maiden started in the late 70’s and is still putting out #1 charting albums and selling out major venues around the world. Truly legends

[@theartofdaniel5782]

Luke Braun the True definition of Heavy Metal. Up the Irons.

[@bartoszbiniszewski139]

Fear of the Dark, Rio 2001!!

[@anthalas1]

Best metal band to see live saw them 7 time since 1984 and everytime im like a kid in a toy's store

[@TribulationGuild]

To say that Iron Maiden influenced a lot of the music that came after them is sort of an understatement, because it doesn't capture exactly how huge Iron Maiden is and was worldwide at every point in their still-going career. It's more apt to say that metal music is what it is today because of Iron Maiden, full stop. They arrived alongside other British heavy metal bands in the late 70s, and if rock and metal music as a whole rests on supporting pillars, Iron Maiden is one of those. I first saw Iron Maiden live at Ozzfest in 2006, they shared the headlining spot with Black Sabbath and it was honestly fucking amazing. I saw them two more times after that, once on the tour for their next album and one on the following tour and had a phenomenal time at all of them. When I got into playing guitar at 13, they were the songs we learned to play and jam out in our basement, and even though I couldn't sing I still belted out those notes at the top of my lungs because it's so much fun.

[@JB-xh5mc]

Seen Maiden twice in San Antonio. Life changing both times. Best live band of all time. Others will attest to that. Flight of Icarus or Aces High brother. Old skool.

[@melaniejordan1199]

They are definitely a band for which you want to listen/watch the live versions. Bruce is an amazing frontman/showman, jumping around the stage and watching the multiple guitarists play together and battle each other is awesome!

[@mettall1981]

Maiden is still touring. I flew my son in to Detroit and I drove in to Detroit from Baltimore for their Book Of Souls Tour at The Palace Of Auburn Hills. Got some pictures of Ed Force One. Awesome show.

[@jurekvakva]

“Piece of Mind” was my first Maiden album back in 1983. Fantastic songs - The Trooper, Revelations, Where Eagles Dare, Flight of Icarus etc etc. A year later, I got to see them live in concert for the first time, on their World Slavery Tour. Not my first rock concert, but it was my first time seeing a huge band at the top of their game, with awesome stage production. As a 16 year old kid, I was promptly blown away.

[@jimmyj38]

I have seen them in the 90s, and I have seen them a year ago. They are as good now as they were back in the day. They go all out and pit on an amazing show. Whenever they come to your town go see them.

[@PanzerblitzRnR]

They were definitely a foundational band for the Power Metal genre. "Flight of Icarus" off this same album is quintessential Power Metal.

[@korvkioskshelvete]

Goob True. Without the New Wave of British Heavy Metal there would be no Power Metal.

[@puffin7285]

Yep. Maiden laid the foundations then Helloween went ahead and then pretty much officially created power metal

[@korvkioskshelvete]

Guy Twiss I would also say that albums like Manowars ”Battle Hymns” from 1982, Steelers ”Steeler” and Running Wilds ”Gates to Purgatory” from 1984 are very important ”Proto Power Metal” albums. They had the history and fantasy elements in the lyrics.

[@timothijssen6128]

Great reaction! You will love Fear of th Dark - Live at Rock in Rio 2001.

[@StarsDie88]

Even when I wasn't much of a Maiden fan I liked this song a lot. Love the riffing.

[@XAMS]

The lyrics of this song are brilliant. The chorus is so simple yet so perfect, a scream of desperation from a dying soldier in the middle of a battlefield, reflecting the despair of war.

[@ViolentMessiah666]

So much fun watching people react to Maiden for the first time. UP THE IRONS! 🇬🇧🤘

[@thomastaylor9579]

JUST A LITTLE AMENDMENT.THE POWERSLAVE CONCERT WAS AT THE FABULOUS FORUM IN LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA.I WAS 15 AND AND THE CONCERT WAS SO GOOD ,ME AND MY STONER BUDDIES WENT BACK THE NEXT NIGHT AND BOUGHT SCALPER TICKETS.AND THE SHOW WAS EVEN BETTER.AND THEY PLAYED AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SET LIST OF SONGS IT WAS AWESOME.AND LIKE I SAID IN MY LAST POST .IM 51 NOW AND I STILL FOLLOW THEM TO THIS DAY.SEEN THEM LIVE LAST MONTH.AND THEY SOUND AS GOOD NOW AS THEY DID THEN ..."UP THE IRONS"

[@jayscollops]

Steve Harris's bass line just make me think of the horses galloping towards the cannons

[@rikk319]

His play style of triplets is literally called galloping bass.

[@revan_alva2077]

Aces high, Run to hill, phantom of the Opera, rime of the ancient mariner are among the best

[@mordor666]

Iron Maiden "The Sign Of The Cross" for real. Goose bumps every time. So you know what else Maiden has on it. :)

[@timprice5747]

Maiden has been one of the biggest live bands for four decades. I saw them for the first time 35 years ago and was blown away, saw them two months ago (with many times in between) and I was blown away again. Almost any genre of metal traces its roots back to these guys. Older simple songs, Aces High, The Number of the Beast, Run to the Hills. For another great live video I would watch Fear of the Dark live in Rio.

[@robinstigator]

when I first heard this track (MTV in the late 80's) I smiled just as big as you!!!!

[@walkingwounded3824]

"Run To The Hills"! Must hear.

[@LeeRalph100]

Iron Maiden a band that MUST be watched LIVE to see them in at their best!

[@NeonNights80]

....And as I lay there gazing at the sky My body's numb and my throat is dry And as I lay forgotten and alone Without a tear, I draw my parting groan...... One of my favorite songs since I first heard it in the mid 80s

[@LionMetalMusic-videochannel]

Hannibal Lecter says "" simplicity read Marcus Aurelius" The Trooper is simple Powerful Metal song !

[@ke6ziu]

When they did this live, and when Dickinson screams, the arena erupted, and my ears were ringing! The audience is as much a part of the show as Eddie, and the band!

[@tkremarkTK]

You asked if I ever been to a Maiden concert. I did back in the 1980s. The whole concert was awesome but what stood out to me the most that even though these guys play the same songs night after night, I could tell they still dig doing the songs. I watched the lead guitarist put his heart and soul into the songs and getting into every song. The only downfall of the concert, I was hungover from drinking tequila night before and my temples were throbbing. Imagine the feeling of having mega decibels of heavy metal music pounding in my head that night.

[@josephtheurer8061]

I've liked maiden since high school and graduated in 1987

[@ronc5369]

I just went to the concert this past August in Nashville, took my 20 year old son to his first show ever!!! And it fucking rocked from the into churchill speech to the last run to the hills note. They actually had a lifesize replica of a spitfighter jet flying over Bruce Dickson (the lead singer) 4 completely different stages and 8 mini stages within the same concert and it fucking rocked harder then ever!

[@LionMetalMusic-videochannel]

year 1983 it was year of Iron Maiden & Judas Priest !

[@GS-kx8wc]

Iron Maiden-Run to the Hills

[@eatthisvr6]

its a galloping bassline, very remenicsent of achilles last stand from zep

[@j2oaks]

It was common in the band UFO which Steve was a huge fan of.

[@darkiee69]

Of course since it's about the charge of the light brigade.

[@MW-sw7so]

If you liked the trooper you'll love this so here's another Iron Maiden one, the video of "Fear of the Dark"( live in Rio) that one is awesome, it's the only place I've seen that does this so well, their fans all join together and sing the rhythm part it's hard to explain but its pretty cool they do the same thing with the band Rush too!🎵👋😄👍

[@mka70]

Moonchild, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, Infinite Dreams, Phantom of the Opera (album) Dance of Death, Wickerman, Powerslave (Live or album) Revelations, Sanctuary (Live after Death version) Murders in teh Rue Morgue, That should do for starters. I've been a fan since 1984, been to 20+ shows (not many) but I simply have never found anyone that can touch these guys (for my own ears that is, not trying to influence anyone or diss X/Y/Z band)....The musicianship is SO GOOD that I still genuinely cry tears of happiness when I listen to certain songs. People can say it's just a wall of noise all they want but they've never got the groove. It DOES move you!! I also love the fact that there are still people such as yourself still getting into Maiden because of the same songs got ME into them all those years ago. Keep up the great work and thank you for discovering my band!!! Also, welcome to the Maiden family!! Peace and love!!

[@mikkaelrodriguez1770]

You need to go down this rabbit hole...Maiden will never disappoint. The more you listen to Maiden the more you get addicted and become a fan. Check out any of their live stuff it's so much better than studio experience. Rime of the Ancient Mariner should be your next listen Flight 666 concert. I was at Long Beach Arena all 3 nights when they recorded the Powerslave tour

[@Wigmore72]

For over 35 years I have always maintained my belief that Maiden is the greatest metal band ever. They definitely have a very distinctive sound. My best friend and I hitchhiked from New England to Long Beach, CA just so we might be able to see ourselves in the Live After Death taping. BEST. CONCERT. EVER!.

[@randomactsofkindness825]

Maiden will blow your mind live! I love their studio albums, but they are a band you must see live to truely appreciate!

[@TrollingInTheDeep]

Caught Somewhere in Time by themselves 🤘🤟🤘🤘🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤘🤘🤟🤘🤘🤟🤘🤟🤘🤟

[@thissailorja]

Aces High!!!

[@alanrennox7340]

Once you go Maiden, you never go back...I know, I went Maiden over 40 years ago and am still down the rabbit hole. Maiden live is the best experience, Imagine a springsteen concert with the energy dialled up to 1000, featuring great story telling and kick ass music, seen maiden 8 times, from little guest spots in hotels in 78, King Georges hall, Blackburn in 1980, to headlining Donnington twice 88 & 92 then download 2003 and various arena and stadiums in between.

[@iampoem]

I’ve told my wife that I want the trooper played at my funeral. No way anyone can sit still and not smile when that gets going!

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

Infinite Dreams is another righteous Iron Maiden song.

[@chriscook3631]

I’ve always loved their harmonized leads and solo trade offs

[@skrap1r0n]

I love your Maiden reaction videos. I am a longtime maiden fan since the 80's. I've seen Maiden twice since 2017, I saw their Book of Souls tour and Legacy of the Beast. I love that you are exploring the band and enjoying the journey. These guys are absolutely amazing. I won't completely nerd out about them here, but it's not just their old stuff that is good, their later stuff is rock solid. A matter of Life and Death, Dance of Death, Brave New World, and Book of Souls all have multiple songs that are a permanent part of my playlist. Anyway, welcome aboard and UP THE IRONS! \m/

[@jimwells768]

, hallowed be thy name, live fear the dark live ..rime of ancient Mariner live

[@kyle14175]

Steve Harris is the shit!!!! Love iron maiden the next song after the trooper is awesome. Its still life. Great song underrated for shure. The first 7 albums are masterpieces for shure . Glad you're trying them out lol

[@talonsoftheraven6693]

Metal is and has always been there for everyone. No one is excluded .

[@DebtEliminationNow]

Maiden is one of the best bands to see live. Well worth the trip never a disappointment

[@hectornavarro67]

I've seen Iron Maiden 17 times since 1981 when had a different singer named Paul Dianno he played on the 1st 2 albums..but once Bruce Dickinson came in it took them to new level and never looked back..

[@charliemac64]

Maiden still tours. If they are nearby, GO SEE THEM. One of the best live acts ever, even if they are getting a little long in the tooth. Bruce Dickinson still has his pipes, for the most part. Everybody cheats a little bit when they get his age. But the band's energy and STAGE SHOW is to behold at least once in your life. :)

[@TheFokker03]

You asked for a comment on seeing them live,well here's one of my favorites. In 1982,IM embarked on a world tour called 'Beast on the Road'.A gig was recorded for an album called 'Beast over Hammersmith' at Hammersmith Odeon,London.This was my 3rd concert following the band,and the best the set list was 20 numbers long and they really rocked Hammersmith that night.

[@johnduval8891]

I saw iron maiden as a backup band for Judas priest. Back when crazy Eddie was a teenager. An amazing show. Both bands showed up to kick ass. And they did. ☮️

[@polyesterchicken]

I'm late to the party here, but as a long time Maiden fan, I absolutely love seeing someone new showing real appreciation for one of my favorite bands. Keep up the great work, you got a sub from me

[@mr.danfam]

Took my 4 kids and my son-in-law to see them in August. It was awesome!🤘Highly recommend. I’m gonna think outside the box and recommend The Talisman (En Vivo) which is live from Chile 2011. It’s a good showcase for Bruce’s vocals - Long slow intro- explosive second part. Might as well watch a live version of The Trooper from the same concert.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I would love to see them live atleast once. I can't believe they are still performing

[@mr.danfam]

The Adventures of TNT They’re still at it and their energy is amazing! You and the Mrs. should definitely try in the future. My kids aren’t really metalheads but they loved it!

[@tomrocks5367]

Maiden is defiantly one of the early Power Metal bands, but when I think Power Metal the first band/song that comes to mind is the band RAINBOW with Ronnie James DIO on vocals and a song called "STARGAZER" from the 1976 album Rising (also known as Rainbow Rising).

[@timavery99]

You HAVE to see Maiden in concert! With your wife. People around you will have to pry the smiles off your faces! My face hurts for 3 days after a Maiden concert! Take all your metal loving friends with you! You'll call into work the next day. Best night of your life!

[@roxaneschwab1820]

I love how much you enjoy their music. I love the story telling that they do also.

[@Dougwituik]

Love seeing people listen to the greatest band on this rock. well done on the vid, cheers from Ontario and UP THE IRONS \m/

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Too cool. I grew up in Mississauga

[@Dougwituik]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT I never know where people are from. just subbed your channel.

[@tressortino1]

One of the best hype songs ever

[@MrCain667]

First saw them n 1983,,last saw them june 2019 & 18 times in between & honestly cannot tell u which was better.!.!. They got U some new viewers here too..!.!..!

[@jackattack3647]

I don't know why people are not asking for that but the ultimate and most iconic song of Iron Maiden on any planet in this universe is surely The Number Of The Beast! Funfact: Martin Birch, producer and sound technician, made Bruce Dickinson do the sream in the beginning so often, that he was throwing chairs across the studio. And that's how the actual scream for the take was captured. That was work before autotune

[@C_mao]

Iron Maiden - Where Eagles Dare /,,/ ! "It's snowing outside, the rumbling sound, of engines roar in the niiiiiiiiight !" (:

[@emanuelguerrero1338]

One of the BEST concerts i have ever been to.

[@miscuquitos]

Always do them live and do their performances from the return of Dickinson in 2001 till now.

[@steveyoung5811]

I went to the O2 in London last year and loved it so much. They knock it out of the park!! If you and your wife get the chance in the future once the COVID-19 gets put to bed. Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

[@Thedesertguy75]

dude, flight 666 concert, one word POWERSLAVE.....its mythical! A Pharaoh contemplating his own mortality....awesome lyrics and concept...I cant that song out of my head now...Iron the GODS of Metal....Bruce is beyond amazing....

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

I've seen Maiden twice in concert. Once in 1990 and again last summer. They still tour regularly and still kick ass. Huge spectacular stage setups and amazing energy. Worth checking out if they are ever near you! Check out Number of the Beast or Ghost of the Navigator.

[@edwardkodai1319]

I had front row for Maiden at Alpine valley. Megadeth opened. It was the Seventh Son tour. Was hands down the best show ever. I mean ever..

[@jimforehand7571]

One thing I've always loved about this song is how the guitar is reminiscent of a horses hoof beats at a full gallop another one of their songs that does something like this is "aces high" just the sound and feel of the guitar makes you (or me at least) feel like you're in the cockpit of a spitfire during the London blitz frantically fighting to defend your homeland

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Song was their interpretation of the poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade" which was written about an actual battle during the Crimean war. I've seen maiden 7 times between their Number of the Beast album and Seventh so of a Seventh son album...... always brilliant...... I believe their best tour, they recorded as Live After Death..... I was at the Philadelphia show for that tour. Tremendous.

[@erics4653]

Iron Maiden.........kicking your ass since 1979!!!! You're welcome!!

[@darcybates612]

Aces High is another great tune... there are so many !!

[@XxJalelxX]

It's time for a tale, about a bird a ship and a seaman. A lesson in what not to do if a bird shits on you. The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner!

[@pauleaster5832]

Life time maiden fan since ‘82. One of the things that is unique to maiden is that they only have 2 songs that have a fade out (women in uniform, a cover, being one of them. Can’t remember the other off the top of my head). All songs have an ending.

[@alexlongmore621]

maiden concerts are mind blowing I have seen them 3 times once at the o2 london and twice at sonisphere festival and they did not disappoint

[@streetcat957]

Maiden is famous for the harmonized dual lead guitars . Love your reaction