This is not really his band. More like hired musicians for a few gigs :)

Agree 🤘

That's not a very high bar, he's never been nearly as good as Bruce. Amazing sure, but not a candle

@@StaticYonder You might be "right " (whatever that is ) since I feel some bias on my behalf ...having grown with the band which recorded "Killers " I was always very disappointed in that replacement ...at the time I was really disappointed in "Number of the beast " too... much of the band´s strength and spontaneity was gone . Sure, Huge commercial leap ,fancy 70s Ian Gillan school type of singing featured too ...the attitude and grime was gone for the most part though . But hey, that is how I experienced it. No more or less valid than the way you did /do...

I think it's a generation thingie. I was lost as a teen, I bought the first Maiden album because of the album cover and was blown away by the music when I dropped the needle into the vinyl. It released energy in me I had no idea was there. It rocketed me into a world of graphics, language and esoterics. My life would not have been the same without the first two Maiden albums. Bruce simply took over, but was never the thunderflash Paul was. Bruce is too studied in a way when he sings. Paul is streetcorner wise, raw power and yet emotional when the need arises. It's hard to explain, it's emotional I guess.

@@trikkke11 That is exactly what I think. Sure ...by the time "Powerslave " ( or even Piece of mind " for that matter ) was out I had got used to "another " Maiden ...still, as the years went by ,the 1st two with Paul are still the ones which have lost none of their initial impact on me. I´m still that entranced early teenager as I listen to "Ides of March " .

Wouldn´t you ? Cash in on what you do best ,I mean ?

@@saraivatoledo1842 I probably would. Iron Maiden were great when he was the singer. Actually I wish they would tone the theatrics and props down these days. Go for a more back to basics approach.

Last time I saw them was on the Seventh son of a seventh son tour with Helloween opening (when the latter were STILL a very decent Speed Metal band - incredible live band back then . 88 that was . One of my 1st gigs -unforgettable to the point I´ve had the chance to see them many times after (mainly at festivals ) and have always declined since I have this feeling it would had ruined the memories I have of that mid teens/ "mid size " gig in the 80s which was simply magical as you can imagine . @@chriswilkinson7636

Time comes for us all my friend. none of us are the same as we were 40 years ago. glad he is still with us.

La verdad, tocarlo muy rápido "mata la canción"

Check your ears dude!

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Maiden fuckin never dies first two disks is best!up the Irons!Harris monster)))\m/!11111

there are a few exceptions! Eric from Manowar, Bruce Dickinson, Ronnie Dio

@@StaticYonder you missed the best one... Rob Halford

@@lukanovak1492 No, I left him out on purpose, he hasn't aged well. He's doing very well despite his age, but Painkiller is a painful listen these days. Ripper does that one better for sure

@@StaticYonder I dont agree at all! He is still awesome and even Painkiller live is incredible (the sound doesnt translate well through camera but when you're actually there its amazing)

And never stop to practise.even when youre older