LOUDDEERRR!!!! always! god I much prefer the edited version of my videos, but i hope you enjoy an uncut version! if you would like more uncut reactions there's heaps more up on my patreon right now - link in desc!! :) edit: i've never received so many views on a video within the first hour! thank you for all the support!!

Their whole 80s is pure gold! Try The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

Hallowed Be Thy Name is my favorite Iron Maiden song!! It's such a masterpiece.

Maiden tends to grow on you once you get into the theatrical nature of their songs.

Bruce Dickinson’s voice is very operatic and he tends to tell stories and have meaningful lyrics. His vocal style definitely does polarise people but we Maiden fans love Bruce “Air-Raid-Siren” Dickinson and his soaring vocals. Up the Irons!!

HOW DO I MAKE THIS LOUDER?? Yeah...that made me smile

I appreciate so much that you’re honest about whether you actually like stuff, like your difficulties with Bruce’s voice at first. A lot of reactors pretend they think everything is amazing right away for the cameras and it makes the whole thing feel fake!

Iron maiden, my first metal band. This is where it all begun

Whenever I listen to Iron Maiden, so does my whole neighborhood.

I think you'll like the earlier albums with Di'Anno as well, more of a punky and 70s sound, and the bass on Phantom of the Opera is life changing.

Early maiden you need to check out: Phantom of the opera Remember tomorrow Strange world

Hallowed Be Thy Name is probably one of the best songs ever

UP THE IRONS! Welcome to the club sister.

Iron Maiden... whats not to love? You get the triple axe attack of Davey Adrian and Janick, Nicko fuckin Mcbain on the Drums, Bruces vocals, and the legendary Steve Harris on bass and writing most of the songs. Its basically a supergroup at this point.

One of the things I love about Iron Maiden is they have always (and still do) give 150% energy in their live performances. Bruce always seems to me to become the character in the songs as he is singing, and Steve Harris is the master of the galloping bassline. I became a fan in the early 80's, and I still am now 40 years later :-)

Can't go wrong with Maiden, and especially not with Hallowed Be Thy Name. Such an amazing song

Must do Flight of Icarus, Wratchchild (original album version)

Maiden is a sing-along band. Everyone sings every word of every song at their shows.

THIS IS IRON MAIDEN BABY!!!!!!! ⚡👊🏻⚡ UP THE IRONS!

Let's not forget wasted years!! In fact, I recommend doing a full album reaction to "Somewhere in Time"!!!

I had the same haircut in 1990, too. We'll have to make you an honorary Bruce.

Bruce Dickinson = Air Raid Siren. They may yet take the Legacy of the Beast Tour to Australia, nothing beats an Iron Maiden show for pure joy.

And next ALEXANDER THE GREAT, THE LONGEST DAY, MONSEGUR, PASCHENDALE, THE CLANSMAN, ACES HIGH, STRANGER IN THE STRANGE LAND and so many more. Live THEY are unbelievable.

IMO, Bruce's voice elevates everything the band does.

The 82' LIVE performance is a perfect display of Bruce's UNMATCHED vocals and the bands all around synchronicity. One of very few PERFECT performances 👌

Iron Maiden is always best served live. Rime of the Ancient Mariner (flight 666 live) and The Clansman (live Rock in Rio) are 2 awesome performances that immediately come to mind for a completely live Iron Maiden reaction :)

Oh, my favourite band, I need to give my recommendations! I'd say Phantom of the Opera, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, Sign of the Cross, Brave New World, Ghost of the Navigator, Dance of Death, Brighter than a Thousand Suns, and Empire of the Clouds, it's an amazing and fantastic band, you should listen to more of it!!!! Oh, and an album recommendations for you to listen it as a whole, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, it's simply amazing!!

Dance of Death..... It's pure magic and the melody is so haunting❤️❤️❤️

Don't worry, it took me a while to get into Bruce's voice too, I like that you are being honest!!

Steve Harris is one of my God-tier rock bassists, along with Geddy Lee, John Entwistle, Chris Squire and Geezer Butler.

Your unedited videos are just fine! Great job. Iron Maiden are a must see live in concert band.

I'm from Brazil and I love Iron Maiden... I'm loving your videos... congratulations on the work....

This was your best video so far. Like the format better. Having the whole song gives you space to explain what you like and not like as much and also time to be entertaining.

His voice is one of the most difficult voice to like at first, but when you dig it its an amazing voice. UP THE IRONS!

"Hallowed Be Thy Name" is one of my top five metal songs ever. What an absolute thrill of a track. I personally prefer the cut versions over this full upload, but to each their own.

Finally! Thank you for some Maiden!! Wasted Years next!

Purgatory by Iron Maiden album version is amazing

You HAVE to listen to Aces High based on what you liked here, it's off from the Poweslave album also.

I love how genuine you are Kira. I hope you never hold yourself just because you are being watched by a lot of people. Keep being you, cause that's what's best in your channel!

I forgot how much I loved that Powerslave riff

Time for some old school Maiden soon 😎 Dianno, Burr and Stratton era. Try phantom of the opera, transylvania and Remember tomorrow. 👍

Hi kira definitely need Fear of the dark on your next reaction, how about a live uncut version of Catch the rainbow from Rainbow On Stage and Mistreated from Munich 77

20:33 "I'm obsessed with this" - My words back in those days.😁 Everytime I see people enjoy Iron Maiden and discovering their best songs, I reflect on my fist time exploring their songs, what a great experience. I really like your fresh and heartfelt reactions - great to see someone really enjoying this fantastic music!

As a bass player.. I can NOT tell you how amazing it is to have reactors acknowledge its presence and power in the song!! And I love yours reactions as well!

You should definitely check out Iron Maiden - The Talisman (Live En Vivo), for some newer maiden, and you will appreciate his voice even more!

"Before we jump into Iron Maiden..." lol

Iron Maiden live,for me,is an experience never forgotten,I can't listen to studio albums anymore,live is a whole different world 🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶❤️

Yesss, the long awaited Maiden! 50 percent of the reason I love them so much is the live experience. I like their music of course, but seeing them live, singing along, and the way that Bruce and the rest of the band engage and play with the audience is what really makes the band so special to me. Thanks so much for all the reactions, Kira ^_^

Haha you were *giddy* halfway through "Hallowed." Was awesome that you connected with the music so much. I like both this format and the more heavily edited one--pros and cons to both.

One of the best concerts I have ever seen was the 1988 Monsters of Rock, Donington Park where Iron Maiden headlined during their tour of Seventh Son of a Seventh son album. The sound of a 100k Maiden fans jumping up and down during Running Free, I will always remember.

Bruce has a very unique voice. Very different style of singing to most metal singers. He has more of an opera style to it than the shouty style more commonly associated to metal. Personally, I love his voice. His range is wild. But I wouldn't expect everyone to as each to their own 😂 great reaction

I was having a rough day but listening to iron maiden right now made me feel happy to be alive. God I love this so fucking much. I'm glad you enjoyed it too.

*Slayer - Angel of Death, Raining Blood, South of Heaven and Seasons in the Abyss*

That live video is nothing compared to the energy they put into their shows now even though they're in their 60s. There's so much more maiden for you to discover.

"Metal needs to be loud in the ear!" a truer statement has never been stated

He still has that energy now, flies the 747 that takes the band and crew to all the events and he is in his late 60s

Fear of the Dark live in Rio is still one of the best live videos I've ever seen!!

Kira, something I would suggest is looking up the voice isolated tracks that are on youtube :). Caught Somewhere in Time and Alexander the Great are probably my all time favourite track by Iron Maiden... both great for reaction I'd say :)

I got to see Iron Maiden live back in 2007 on their Golden Years tour as a birthday present when I was in high school! Even though by that point Iron Maiden were no longer in their prime years by that point, they were still the greatest concert I have ever been to! And also the nicest crowd I've ever been a part of! Iron Maiden really brought everyone together! Everyone in that crowd treated me like I was a long lost friend even though we were all strangers! And also I was in the back of the stadium against a load bearing pole but they made me feel like I was front row! I recommend their performance of Rime of the Ancient Mariner live from that tour! It was the first time I heard it and I felt lucky that seeing it live like that is the best that song ever sounded to me!!

I enjoyed your reaction to a song to which i have been listening ever since it was first performed in 1982... your gestures were as genuine as we were then

Get the viewers addicted to the uncut format but then upload them only in patreon after a while. Stonks!

Why not do a Nightwish reaction and welcome the Nightwish Army into your life? ;-) They are a top group, great vocals, great stories, great drums, brilliant bass, and a singer you won't believe, and a keyboard player who is the Mozart of Metal music.

I saw Iron Maiden in 1982 at the Summer Strut concert at Anaheim Stadium with 80k people, years later saw the Somewhere in Time concert in the Sports Arena in San Diego, we had lower level seats stage right, and Dave Murray came out on the floor in front of the P.A. speakers just below us, and I screamed, "Dave Murray!", waving. He waved back, and our section went nuts.

You rock deary. We started listening to Maiden in 1983. We were into Rush too. We’d jump on beds and using tennis rackets as air guitars. I was 14. Our reactions were no different thsn your reaction. Thanks for keeping rock n roll alive.

Piece of Mind is one of my favorite albums ever. Nice choices and I'm surprised that you chose Powerslave. Not saying that it's a bad song in any way shape or form. but an interesting pick I guess I could say. Iron Maiden is my favorite band of all time so I'm glad to see you react to them.

Trust me on this one... Savatage, the most underrated heavy/progressive metal band of all times. Hall of the mountain king, Legions, Sirens, all crazy songs and their later stuff like Wake of Magellian or Poets and Madman albums are just insane. Oh also the contrast between 2 singers Jon and Zach.

I like this format. Complete song at the lower volume level with your immediate reactions happening in real time, louder than the music.

There is an All female cover/tribute band called the Iron Maidens...Nita Strauss came out of that band, then played with Alice Cooper. Now she's a solo arrist!!!! 🎸 🎸 Check out Iron Maidens. Nita is 🔥 🎸 I'm going to see her Live in February!!

"The bass..." Well... Why don't you start learning it?

for Metallica, be sure to listen to Whiplash and Creeping Death (live from Moscow, if you want to see the definition of 'big crowd')

Iron Maiden is truly amazing live. They are one of the few bands that sound as good live as they do on their studio albums. If you like Bruce's voice, I suggest some of his solo work. Bruce singing Jerusalem with Ian Anderson playing flute is breathtaking.

Your right! Powerslave is such a perfect metal song!🔥🤘

A cool thing about Iron Maiden is that Steve Harris (the bass player) writes almost everything. However this eventually lead to Bruce Dickinson feeling like he wasn't contributing enough, so Steve agreed for Bruce to write a lot of the lyrics for the Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son album, which is my absolute favourite by them. They take it a lot more progressive sounding than previously and it's just a great album. Powerslave is a close second favourite album of mine.

I love this full reactions, it's like showing a music you like to a friend and seeing her reactions

Thank God! A full reaction! Up The Irons! (Something we Maiden fans say, to say Iron Maiden is awesome , put up your metal sign)

My first concert when I was 15 was Iron Maiden doing that tour for that album. I saw them in June 1983 in Seattle.

Powerslave was the first Maiden album I ever heard. My reaction was EXACTLY the same as yours. Love it. Up the irons

Watching this young lady reminds me of me 24 years ago when i discovered Iron Maiden for a first time. I just found the channel and this is the 1st video i'm watching, but i assume that i won't be disappointed and i will subscribe.

I big part of metal's draw is it gives us an outlet to release pent up energy. Never be ashamed of it, embrace it \m/

Kira, I found your Channel yesterday, and I couldn’t be happier to come across a diamond of a channel!

Bruce has the most iconic voice in metal history in my opinion

Your candid, unedited reaction is the best. Keep it up!

once you understand maiden, you will never leave it. Great reaction!

Nice reaction. Maiden have great albums, but their live performances are another level!

welcome to our world of metalheads,,love your reactions so genuine ,,,good luck

You should do more unedited videos! Love it!

I saw you in a reaction compilation and your energy was absolutely contagious! I love it! Time to watch through a bunch of your reactions! P.s. I also play bass and Iron Maiden was a HUGE influencer for me to start pushing myself! Love this band!

Anybody here see the Powerslave tour? That moment when the band comes back to the main riffs still sends chills up my arms: a gigantic Eddie with his arms reaching over the stage out to the audience with flames shooting from his eyes! That's still one of the most classic theatrical moves any band has ever done.

Honestly, if I fell to Earth just now, I would want you as a guide. Wonderful reaction 🥰

"How do I make this louder!" ...Congratulations, you've reached max level.

Maiden was very special. Their music will stand the test of time.

Yes on the number of the beast the drummer was Clive Burr, he passed away from an illness and he had to leave iron maiden because the touring was to much for him and he really wanted to go home so they were forced to let him go, before he died iron maiden invited Clive to come on tour with them in his wheelchair and got to go on stage with them, they remained friends their entire life's even after Clive went home and never played with them again. I saw an interview and Iron Maiden cried for Clive and I cried myself, Clive said it was a dream come true during the time he was with them.

The lyrics and the art go hand in hand with the music. Eddie makes a great action figure. Haha.

Iron Maiden truly excels at storytelling, especially with their more historically inspired songs. Run to the Hills, Aces High, Passchendaele, Alexander the Great, The Clansman, and many others that really make me feel I was there seeing it firsthand! Maiden and Sabaton have introduced me to some of the most epic and tragic moments of so many countries!

There you have it from the first note the hook gets you that’s the power of 80s heavy metal 🤘

I presume that that's live from the Hammersmith Apollo? Legendary venue. The best of the best all wanted/want to perform there.

She's so adorable 🥰. Keep it up chicky. I love your enthusiasm.

One of the best reactions that i seen So far Kira 😈. UP THE IRONS 👹

Yes, then a warm welcome to the family. :) That was IMHO by far your best video so far. I really would want more from Maiden. In all honesty, you've only scratched the surface so far. There are so many good Maiden songs and so few bad ones. Of course, like all the others, I could make suggestions to you, "The Sign Of The Cross" but what's the point? "The Talisman" I just let myself be surprised by "The Book of Souls" and hope for the next video with Maiden in it. ^^ Nice greetings from Germany. :)

Up The Irons!!! Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow. Me and a few buds drove for 10 hours in a PoS 64 valiant to see the The Beast of the Road Tour in 82. The four of us were so sore from the drive that we were afraid we'd have trouble standing but a little self medication and a good sleep in our hotel and we were all good to go. Watching Bruce in person less then 20 feet from you is something you never forget... he's a vocal god. Also went to The World Slavery Tour in 84, same damn car, the Somewhere on Tour in 87 and honestly wish I could have caught more but wife, kids work and such always got in the way, lol.