The guitar solo in this song is a damn masterpiece.

"Don't Waste Your time searching for those wasted years" has become some kind of mantra for me fighting anxiety and depression… The song was written by Adrian Smith during the near everlasting "powerslave" tour which lasted for over a year, so he longed to get home to meet his friends and Family. Usually Maiden-songs has duelling guitars, but i Guess Dave just left it all to his friend since he wrote the song.

The song that can get u through some really dark times...

This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. This came out when i was in High School. Now, over 30 years later, the song means even more to me. I would love to see your reaction to the track Wrathchild 😃

Seen them twice. Best concerts of my life.

Steve Harris in my opinion is one of the top bass players in all forms of music he literally rocks

Wait till you hear Stranger in a Strange Land Best guitar solo ever. Adrian Smith the mastermind behind both tunes.

40+ years, traveling the world! Imagine what they’ve must have seen!

Iron Maiden was my first concert ever! 1986 Somewhere in Time Tour! I was 10 and begged my dad to let me go with the older neighbor kid down the block. Eventually he caved and man, I was not disappointed! Especially when Eddie came out and they all killed him with lasers and Steve Harris shooting him with his bass! Thanks for having me remember this! Great review show too!

"Ain't it funny how it is, you never miss it til it's gone away" is one of the most deep and meaningful piece of words ever written in a song. Love the song, love the album, love the band and loved the reaction.

Iron Maiden has one of the best live shows hands down. If you have never been, you should go.

Still waiting for Iron maiden - FEAR OF THE DARK (Live At Rock In Rio) Lets blow his mind guys!

Iron Maiden are just an amazing band. Check out their best song from the past 10 years, *THE RED AND THE BLACK*

One of my favorites! And my favorite part is when the guitar solo kept going even after the vocals kicked back in, like he just wasn’t ready to stop shredding 🤘

I’ve see Maiden twice and hands down the best concert I’ve ever been to 👍🏻

Iron Maiden - Phantom Of The Opera (Live At Ullevi, Sweden)

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Yeah this is a GREAT song fer sure. You hit the nail on the head how the boys shared through their montage of experiences in this video. Imagine stepping all over the world and being beloved and welcomed and honored everywhere with tens of thousands of twin-horn salutes and screaming fans at a go. I mean, Britain, the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe the USSR, Japan, South America and the fans are all the same... just absolute joy at having you and welcoming you. Amazing ! And they share that with us.

i was two times second time in 2001, Slovakia , Bratislava , 16.000 strong - crazy atmosphere !! my request : Infinite Dreams - live 1988

I remember when this album came out, I was 15 years old in 86, Iron Maiden are my favorite metal band of all time, phenomenal musicians and phenomenal composition and lyrics, I just listened to somewhere in time this week driving to work, finally saw them live in the Tacoma dome on the book of souls world tour and I couldn't believe I was there with 30 thousand people, it was a dream come true for me. This song is so meaningful and beautiful. Thank you so much. Sincerely Lorenzo gig harbor Washington.

I’m a 48 year old white boy from Memphis. I went to city school not some private school BS. And if you know Memphis, we HARD MANE!!! I love watching my brother dig my music. You caught the bass! Steve Harris is a king!! This is a flat out rock song!! Somehow I’ve missed your reviews. Never again. Subscribed and liked my brother!! I’m my only friend that graduated from college and made it out! But I ain’t never gonna lose my roots! And yeah, I just liked my own post! That’s how we do!!!

i've seen the 9 times , the first time was in 1985, and most recently we saw them back in september in dallas, i've also seen them in mexico city , they are amazing live , they put on a VERY theatrical show

I have seen Iron Maiden live 3 time here in Toronto and they did not disappoint! They put on a great show. You're right about the guys and Bruce Dickinson putting on a great show and loving it. It makes such a great experience as an audience member to see that. I just love seeing the reactions of people hearing this music for the first time. Reminds me of when I was in high school and we would trade our Sony Walkmans with each other hearing other peoples' music. I gave them Iron Maiden and they gave me Run DMC!

IRON MAIDEN!!! One of my top 5 bands. Absolutely love this band! I've seen many metal and rock bands in concert, but MAIDEN will always be number 1!!

These songs that I have been listening to for over 30 years can never be new to me again, but I am really enjoying these videos seeing how someone who wasn't familiar with the songs reacts to them! My very first concert was Iron Maiden's Seventh Son of a Seventh Son tour in June 1988. The next time I saw them was almost 20 years later in May 2008 during their Somewhere Back in Time tour. The other time I have seen them was July 2017 on the Book of Souls tour. Amazing concerts all 3 times!!

I have been a Maiden fan since 1977 & have seen them 163 times, i will see them again at Download festival in June so it will be 164 times, i love this song it is one of my fave tunes by them & you really need to see them live you wont regret it, they will be in the USA this year so see if they are near you i promise you wont regret it great reaction dude UP THE IRONS

We've been to four Iron Maiden shows. One in TX when our son was about 3, one in MI opened by Alice Cooper when our son was about 11, one in IL opened by Ghost when our son was 18 this latest when our son was 20 last summer (2019) in Indiana opened by Ravenage (Steve Harris' son). If you have never been to an Iron Maiden show you really should go to at least one. They are amazing! I've never heard them play anywhere other than an open air amphitheater, their show is simply too large for any closed location. They had a plane flying over the stage this last time. The Trooper is always outstanding. Their shows are so high energy I have no idea how they do it!

Love your reactions... you know your music...Up the Irons!!!...God Bless!

Iron Maiden...always the best live performance of any of the several hundred shows that I have been to. Have seen them numerous times and not one disappointing moment ever!

Seen them 3 times since 1992. They are amazing performers and the concerts are a visual work of changing art. Seventh Son of a seventh son was like seeing a metal play! Do miss these guys if they tour again!!!

Just saw Maiden in Mexico City back in September, and there still on top of the world. Wasted years was the Somewhere in Time Tour back in 87. Loved um then,love them now. There's a whole new generation of young Maiden fans. And when you see 14 to 65 year olds at the same show rockin out and know the songs in a second language to them...Yeah, well that's when you know your doing something right

I saw them live on their Wasted Years tour. Still probably the best stage show i have ever seen. Eddie came on stage at 1 point, about 9 ft tall, in his space gear and had an awesome laser fight with Bruce. Bruce manned a ginormous laser turret and on it went..... Couldn't hear right for about 3 days after. Ahhhh memories. The show was in Regina Saskatchewan, Canada.

My first Stadium show was Iron Maiden and Yngwie Malmsteen in 1986 and my son's first Stadium show was Iron Maiden in 2016 have seen the multiple times being there one of my all-time favorite bands and always will be. Steve Harris was an inspiration for me to start playing the bass and the show with my son was amazing because they had almost every backdrop I've ever seen. Plain and simple this band always delivers never a disappointing show. You have permission to share.

Maiden is my most favorite band. I'm aging myself by saying this but I have seen Maiden 10 times from 1982 to just this past August. Their shows are fantastic, each show better than the last. The Legacy of the Beast tour they recently have just done was by far the best stage show I have ever seen. And the band performed like they were still in their 20's, especially Bruce. He constantly ran around that stage during the entire show at age 61 and never seem to lose his breath. Great band, Great shows and great guys. The are a definite must see. Peace.

i was at a maiden concert in 2017, it was quite a bit more "civilised" compared to thrashmetal concerts i attended. the show was great, the props and scenery on stage and all that stuff. reminded me quite a bit of a theater or a pink floyd show.

I'm 50 y/o....I have been to 50+ concerts in my life. Iron Maiden put on the BEST live show I have ever been to. Theatrically amazing, True to the music. All the guys gave 110% to deliver an amazing show.

''So understand Don't waste your time always searching for those wasted years Face up, make your standRealize you're living in the golden years'' I have thought about this lyric as I get older, it helps me with forgetting the past

If you want your mind blown: Iron Maiden - The Clansman Rock in Rio 2001

I just went to see Iron Maiden last October in Los Angeles. Amazing show. They played their hits from back in the day and slipped in a few newer songs as well. Bruce Dickinson sang brilliantly and still has incredible vocal range. Also, in between songs he was very entertaining as he spoke with the audience and was quite funny. Had the stadium laughing on numerous occasions. If you get the chance, I recommend seeing them live at least once. They put on a great stage show. This was a great review. I liked how you picked out the instruments and gave everyone credit. Nice job!

I saw them in Montreal Quebec Canada more than 3 times in the 80's the first show at the forum of Montreal and then molson center and jean drapeau parc and another time in Quebec city and they are absolutely fantastic. Im 50 years old so its a long love affair between iron maiden and i but my mom is 84 years old and she loves them so much and still sings the words with me when i put their music she loves Wrath child ,Aces High, Stranger in a strange land, hallowed be their name is both our favorite song. Love your show Montreal xx

I've been an Iron Maiden fan since 1982. I was a little boy back then. I missed them when they played my home town of Buffalo due to being to young to go and then being away in the military for many years. I finally got to see them last year. It was a dream come true. My buddy runs the ticket booth at keybank center in Buffalo and got me front stage tickets for my friend and I. Fucking amazing show! Up the Irons!

Not sure how I missed this reaction, but this was my favorite song for decades!!! When this came out I was a freshman in HS, after school I'd run home to watch MTV just to see this video. I was a huge Maiden fan, & a huge fan of Eddie, I'd draw Ed EVERYWHERE! Folders, walls, desks...yeah, I was a delinquent, lol. I needed this today, thanks again as usual. I've seen them 4 times, & had tix to 2 other shows that got canceled. But at the Somewhere in Time tour I was about 10-15 ft away from Steve Harris, he looked me right in the eyes & sang the song with me, then pointed at me & gave me a 👍. As a young bass player, that was MAGICAL! Something I'll never forget.

Awesome band and awesome stage presentation! Bruce Dickinson is also a very accomplished pilot and he flies them everywhere on their own 747 with Eddie painted on it and it looks sweet!!!

Drummer Nicko Mcbrain is a born again Christian...No evil in this band... Just great music...Saw them twice back in the day.... You have the best reaction videos on KZfaq!... God bless brother

I forgot how legendary and epic this song is... It’s been a long time since I last listened to it!!! Incredible

Always loved Steves melodic basslines. Especially in this song and Powerslave!

When I was 12 what got my attention was the cover work , then I heard the music . Been hooked since.

I've seen Iron Maiden live ten times. The most recent time was last summer during the Legacy of the Beast tour when my wife and I brought our three kids (11, seven, and five). Everyone had a blast. "The Clansman" is my favorite song, and is great live. But to listen to some of the less reacted to studio tracks like "Infinite Dreams" would really be great. I love that song and it gets very little attention. It has multiple movements and each instrument has a chance to shine, not to mention the lyrics are really enjoyable. Keep up the great work.

One of the catchiest songs ever!! Love it. Great reaction 🤘🤘🤘

Love that you loved this. This is one of the greatest tracks they ever recorded. I saw them once in 2003 and they are amazing live to this day. Keep it up your videos are great and I'm new to your channel.

Quite possibly my favorite Maiden song, it's a toss up between this, Hallowed be they Name, and Fear of the Dark.

Their concerts are FUCKING AMAZING. I went to the Buffalo show on Legacy of the Beast tour this past year and it was absolutely mindblowing, the whole thing was legit like being in this music video...you weren't just watching the band you were PART of the band...the whole thing was a legit experience, that if ever given the chance definitely take up. It's been months since I saw them and I cannot stop watching the videos from the show. Unreal. Stage set changed every song. Bruce running around with flamethrowers, the sword fight with Eddie, the cathedral...just amazing.

It is one of the best if not the best live shows ever. They were my first concert ever in 1987 and I also saw them in Detroit on the book of souls tour. A MUST SEE BAND.

Bruce Dickenson is somewhat of a modern Renaissance man, Pilot of big planes, Gold medal fencer, great Vocalist, who knows what else!

I saw them 3 times. One of those times was in a tiny little night club and another time was at Ozzfest. I've seen them with both Blaze Bailey and Bruce. Both singers rocked. I didn't see any of the production their live shows are famous for, though. It was just the band. They proved all 3 times they don't need the big stage show to rock!

I recently went to my 1st Maiden concert last year. I have always been a Maiden fan but never had the opportunity to go. My advice...GO TO THE SHOW! Even at their age, they played straight for about an hour and a half, very short break and played another, 20-30 minutes. AMAZING!!!

My first concert was Maiden in 1985, and my most recent concert was Maiden 2019. Pretty fucking cool that's a thing that was even possible.

It always brings a smile to see you realy enjoying the music. Thank you!

Hey man I was on Maiden concert & it was great of corse. Today I buy ticket to a Bruce Dickinson solo show- he would read some stuff from his bestseller book "What this button do?" in my town Saint-Petersburg, & then answer the fans quwstions. and I`ll get this book with his autograupher. Bruce a great storyteller & a funny man, glad to hear you love Maiden`s music

Ive been to 4 iron maiden concerts and i cant help but go crazy everytime. They never disappoint

A long time favorite. Saw them live for this tour. None of my friends would go because they thought maiden was ...to hard. So I went alone with some weed. Bumped into a dude with some tequila..and the band delivered 3.5 hours of pure rock and roll entertainment. Nice reaction. Glad you're enjoying some Maiden.

first metal song/video I ever saw. Goosebumps every time. Love the upfront bass in this especially the solo

I’ve seen Maiden 3 times!!! Hands down best concerts. Amazing feeling like everyone is family at those shows!\m/

You should watch their Live After Death concert it'll be like you were there yourself. Love from the Central Valley California

I have seen Iron Maiden in the 80's and in 2012, the band seems to get so much better with age! if you ever get that chance you have to see them live to experience them and the interaction with the crowd!!

Maiden concerts are a thing to behold my friend! From elaborate costumes for every other song played! To a 20' animatronic Eddie mascot! I went to a show...maybe 2-3 years ago now? They had a giant Eddie head come out over the drum set. Complete with arms that kinda came from nowhere (likely a stage rigging). I have personally been a fan since I can remember! My dad was too and we would sit and watch MTV (yes kids! MTV played REAL MUSIC and MUSIC VIDEOS BACK IN THE DAY! BEFORE A KZfaq! OR FACEBOOK EVEN! 🤣) And he would point out certain bands that he liked and asked "Who's that? Who's this band?" I think it was in an attempt to HELP me with learning to read... but I also like to think that he did it to show me decent music and spend some quality time. I was maybe 3-4 years old then. My 1st seeing Iron Maiden. Was also, cool enough! DADS 1st Maiden show too! What made it all come together. They weren't touring a particular album or anything. They were basically doing an anniversary type gig. Playin all their OLD TUNES I grew up on. The ones pops n I would sit on the couch or in his chair and watch and listen. It was kind of a sappy happy surreal moment! 😅 But in all honesty. It was awesome!

I love. Maiden. Have seen then 9 times. Would love to see them 9 more times. Powerslave and the evil that men do. Are my favorites. Definitely give those 2 a listen

New sub. Loved watching you get introduced to one of my all time favorite bands.

I loved when this video aired on MTV. This came out years before the internet blew up so the only outlet to find EDDIE was from the records themselves or rock mags like CIRCUS, CREAM or RIP. It shows almost every version of EDDIE up to that time This was Adrian Smiths first completely credited song he wrote for Iron Maiden and still one of my all time favorites. Those guitar solos are amazing and yes I have seen Maiden 5 times. They do not disappoint and are worth every penny. You have got to see them!!! "Up the IRONS" \m/ \m/

Towards the end of your video you mentioned wanting to hear from people who have been to 'Maiden concerts. I went to my first one this year, September 6, in Portland Oregon, and wasn't disappointed. While I always liked heavy metal, I didn't used to be a 'Maiden fan back in their 1980s heyday because of the Eddie images and I honestly didn't really get what they were about. I'm now nearing 50, and I totally get it, almost becoming obsessive about them in the last five years, and concerts have everything to do with it. I started getting back into shape and using Pandora at the gym. "Wasted Years" had always been the exception of the Maiden songs and I liked it since it was originally released in the mid 80s. So I added it to my Pandora list and soon was really starting to get into the other tracks that came as a result. Then I realized how awesome they were. What really brought it to the top was concert footage. I'm a doctor and sometimes work late at night doing reports, so I open up a KZfaq page and started streaming their videos. That's when I came across their concert movie, Flight 666. This really blew my mind as made me truly understand how a band that really never got any air play could be at the top of the heap when it comes to fandom. They routinely play to immense crowds, easily 50-100,000 people in many of these scenes, and the enjoyment on the fans' faces brings everything into focus. In particular, the segment for "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" where everyone is singing along and loving it is my favorite part. I've been watching your channel for a few weeks now (as well as Vin and Sori and a few others), because I love our reactions. Once you've gone through the regular song videos, consider taking a few at a time through Flight 666, and then maybe also their concert in Wacken, Germany in 2014 (AM Ring). The opening scene of that concert in particular, with over 80,000 screaming Germans will blow your mind as UFO's "Doctor Doctor" (Maiden's normal bumper song that plays right before they launch into their first song) will have you reeling. You can even find a video of their concert in Rio de Janeiro in the early 1980s, where they played for approximately 350,000 people (I think right before Queen). Bruce Dickinson gets hit in the head with some kind of flying object, maybe a bottle, and his forehead is bleeding through the rest of the concert. His mic doesn't get turned off, so you can hear him cussing out some roadie about the situation through about three minutes of the scene. Anyhow, watching these live concerts is what made me vow to see them myself. I went the concert on September 6th and had 2nd row center for it (paid $1,300 for four tickets for me and some of my family). Worth. Every. Penny. These guys are in their early sixties now, and Dickinson has already had a bout with throat cancer. See them live while you can. They've completely the U.S. leg of the Legacy of the Beast tour and will be resuming the rest of the world soon after a hiatus. But Steve Harris has a side band that I think is called British Lion that will start touring the U.S. later this year. They aren't on the slate for the Pacific Northwest first, but I hope the eventually swing through.

Your reactions to this song are joyful and sincere. Blessings, man.

One of my favorite songs. Great reaction!

I saw Iron Maiden in the early 80s during their Powerslave tour in DC. Awesome show! I hadn't seen any mention of their mascot, Eddie who would make an appearance during the concerts, maybe still does. People have listed so many good songs... no wonder their concerts are so good. Others are To Tame A Land and 22 Acacia Avenue. Looking forward to more reviews.

Seen them 3 times. Somewhere in time your, seventh son tour and in 2008. They are my favorite band. I have their songs in my playlists constantly. To tame a land or quest for fire are awesome.

Saw them live in Pittsburgh on the recent tour. I've seen many concerts and that was by far one of the greatest. 2nd only to Rush live, and that's because I'm obsessed with Rush. Maiden was absolutely amazing and I hope to see them again.

Love watching you buddy. Your smile shows me that you enjoy Maiden. Which makes me smile and want to listen to them AGAIN. You should see them live.

Phantom of the Opera live , the old version with Paul singing . Been following Maiden since I were a kid in London in the early 80's . Weirdly , my younger brother ended up playing soccer with Maidens team that Steve took on European tours and now is the manager for Maidens youth team ,taking over from Steve Harris when IM went back on tour a few years ago. My nephew plays in the team also 😊👍

Is about beign all over the world.....bring in the music and the shows to everyone in every corner of the world.....and sometimes is hard to bring happines to yourself.....so....if you waste time by not doing what you love....all the years you been doing it it wll be wasted.....so...your family is the world when you dedicated into this life.....up to the irons....plus...to make it on time all this years.....is the only band that own his own 747 and pilot by the singer.....gotta love this guys for the dedication to the fans and the band....

You react to some really good stuff. A lot of it takes me back to some good times. Great channel. 🙂🤟🏼

Iron Maiden always had spot on excellent production. they taught me history. The bass payer is expert level. I feel like I almost died at a Maiden concert.

In the late 80s early 90s , I seen Iron Maiden 3 times. In the last ten years I seen them 3 more times only I brought along my son. Great father/son bonding experience. If you ever get the chance to see them live, I highly recommend you go. Not only are they a great band but they also put on the best live show ever.

I've seen them 3 times and they are absolutely amazing! Start to finish the best show you will ever see live

This is one of my favorite songs. It's all about living in the here and now, and enjoying it. It also feels like it is saying face up to what choices you make. The sound and solos flow together so well that I can't help but get it stuck in my head. I also greatly enjoy the fact that the chorus is done by chorus, not just Bruce. It makes the spirit of the song soar.

I saw Maiden once, and it was during a heatwave here in Milwaukee. It had to be 105 in the seat, but down by the stage it had to be much worse. It was in 2014 and they rocked! They still used the pyro, and running around on the stage. I missed them last year, but when they tour again, I'm there. The drummer, Niko, has a rib joint in Miami. He even goes there now and again to entertain the patrons. I hear it's good, so I gotta go once their off tour.

I saw Maiden live at Ozzfest in 2005 when I wasn't actually a fan of them... And they were absolutely brilliant. Even though they were 'veterans' and Bruce's voice wasn't in his 'peak' shape like it was during the 80s. They still were amazing.

my favorite maiden track...love this song. Glad someone finally reacted to it.

Seen them so many times. At first I went for the music, then it was for friends I made there online and at tailgates before the show. There is a family and solidarity when we're all singing the chorus or the "Woah's" all together. *FIND Journeyman LIVE in Dortmund, Germany 2003 soon, please.* The fans just took over the band with their singing and it chokes me up every time.

Hey brother from another mother!!! Sweden here. nice to c ya! nice that you like this kinda music! Come on over to Sweden some day, we have Sweden Rock Festival over here every year! with some 90 bands, and people from over 50 countries come visit the Festival. And we're all like a big family!!!

just think i got to grow up with this type of music.the first time i saw these guys live it was 1985 i was 15 and it was the powerslave tour.the show was so good me and my metal (stoner) buddies went back the next nigh bought scalper tickets,and the show was even better .different set list stage set up and everthing.eddeie came on stage and started walking around it was awesome.i just saw them maybe 3 mos. ago in anaheim calif.and they still sound awesome..."UP THE IRONS"..P.S. MY FATHER WAS AWESOME TOO....

Saw Iron Maiden live back in 86 or 87 I think it was. Definitely remember the show. It was beyond awesome.

This was the song that made me an Iron Maiden fan! Helped me get through a difficult time in my life!

Seen them twice. Oh man they are so great live! My first ever metal show and Iron Maiden show was in 2013 in Helsinki. Second time was in 2016 in Hämeenlinna. Going to go to Rockfest in Tampere next summer to see them for the third time! 🤘

Saw Iron Maiden in 2016 with my son, one of many times. I flew my son in from Walla Walla Washington to Detroit Michigan for his18th birthday. I drove in from Baltimore. I got some pictures of Ed Force One. They played at The Palace Of Auburn Hills Where the Pistons play.

I just went to an Iron Maiden concert fairly recently, and it was the coolest concert I've been to! Not that I've been to too many, but still their performance was just as theatrical as the music it was awesome.

I saw Iron Maiden life a few years back in NC. This is one of my favorites songs from them and they played it...such a great experience. They are still as energetic as you see them in their early years videos. I would definitely see them again if I get the chance; and I would recommend you do as well if able.

I got to see them in Vancouver in Sept. of 2019, and for a bunch of "old guys" they can sure rock the house. They had a real life restored Spitfire fighter plane for Aces High, Bruce had more costume changes than Madonna and J-Lo put together, and I dunno who lets a 60-yearold run around with one flamethrower nevermind two of them. Awesome, awesome show.

Out of all the reaction vids to Maiden songs yours is the best.

I grew up in the 70's & 80's, graduated in 1983. Iron Maiden was then and will always be my all time favorite band. Their sound live in concert is almost just as good as in the studio, they don't just stand there playing the instruments they actually entertain you, I never left a Maiden concert feeling I didn't get more than my money's worth. I remember seeing them at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mt. View California, it was the Seventh Son of the Seventh Son tour, Guns 'n' Roses was the OPENING band. Guns 'n' Roses maybe played 4 songs before they threw down their instruments and left the stage, hardly anyone was actually listening to them, people were more walking around socializing, then the crowd "boooo'd" them and started chanting "Iron Maiden, Iron Maiden", that's when Guns 'n' Roses abandoned the stage and it was announced that Iron Maiden would be on in 20 minutes. Shoreline has seats near the stage going back, then a lawn area behind that for the "General Admission" ticket holders, during one of their songs Bruce stops the band, everything gets quiet, he raises up the mic and says in it while pointing to the people in the back seats and lawn area "how can you all enjoy our show so far back there? How about EVERYBODY come up to the front of the stage!" The looks on all the staff and security people was one of panic as the entire crowd stood and moved towards the stage, then Bruce's laughed and the show resumed. One of the BEST concerts I ever went too.

Wow. How do I describe a Maiden concert?Transcendent. You are both on a huge high and utterly wiped out after one of their shows. Physically and emotionally. It’s like no other band that you will ever see perform live.

My first maiden concert was in 1987. My latest was in 2019. Kicked ass then, kicked even more ass now. An absolutely amazing bunch of very talented and entertaining musicians.