Posted: 6/8/2017 11:03:49 PM EDT
 Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast (Official Video) |
 Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name (live) eta: cradle of filth covering hallowed be thy name set to ninja scroll 
 Cradle Of Filth - Hallowed Be Thy Name |
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Still one of my favorites.
 Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (Live at the NEC 1988) HD |
 Iron Maiden - Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Live after Death'85) 'good quality' |
UP THE IRONS!
 Iron Maiden - Fear Of The Dark (Live At Rock In Rio) - Legendado |
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The Voice. The Guitars. The Drums and the Bass. Masterful from start to finish. One of the Best songs of all time, any genre. |
If you're gonna die,die with your boots on!
 5. Iron Maiden - Die With Your Boots On - MAIDEN ENGLAND - 1988  10. Iron Maiden - Die With Your Boots On - 2005 |
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 Iron Maiden - Flight Of Icarus (Official Video) |
My favorite band. Going to see them next month.
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Took my 18 year old son to see them in VA last Saturday and the show was pretty much the same as it was in the mid-80s, except the guys look a lot older!
Bruce actually impressed me, though--he looks to be in better shape now than he was last time I saw him. Covered a lot of ground during the show and never slowed down. Quality of the music is still very good, although Janick seems to spend more time playing "rock guitarist" (spinning guitar around, throwing it in the air, gently kicking the amp...apparently he didn't want to damage it) than he spends playing guitar. Overall, a good show... Only problem was we saw Metallica in NJ a few weeks ago, and there was no comparison between the two shows. Metallica has maintained their musical edge but evolved into a modern "show" band. Iron Maiden, like I said, still feels like a 1982 show. The kid loved it, though--he said that's what he wanted to experience! Have to say, though--their opening act was "Ghost." I didn't know anything about them, so when they came out in rubber devil masks and the lead singer was dressed like a satanic pope and they started singing about worshipping Beelzebub (in some weird-ass accent that made no damn sense), I have to admit, I had a little trouble getting past their appearance. 
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First album I heard and was hooked for life.
 Caught Somewhere in Time (1998 Remastered Version) |
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Took my 18 year old son to see them in VA last Saturday and the show was pretty much the same as it was in the mid-80s, except the guys look a lot older! Bruce actually impressed me, though--he looks to be in better shape now than he was last time I saw him. Covered a lot of ground during the show and never slowed down. Quality of the music is still very good, although Janick seems to spend more time playing "rock guitarist" (spinning guitar around, throwing it in the air, gently kicking the amp...apparently he didn't want to damage it) than he spends playing guitar. Overall, a good show... Only problem was we saw Metallica in NJ a few weeks ago, and there was no comparison between the two shows. Metallica has maintained their musical edge but evolved into a modern "show" band. Iron Maiden, like I said, still feels like a 1982 show. The kid loved it, though--he said that's what he wanted to experience! Have to say, though--their opening act was "Ghost." I didn't know anything about them, so when they came out in rubber devil masks and the lead singer was dressed like a satanic pope and they started singing about worshipping Beelzebub (in some weird-ass accent that made no damn sense), I have to admit, I had a little trouble getting past their appearance. http://loudwire.com/files/2015/07/Ghost2015.jpg 
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 I knew someone would lock in on that!
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 Iron Maiden - Revelations - Live After Death |