Y cried too with that song,and y cried too for how it would habe been maiden if paul would not have left the band.....

@@lesleyrussell8200 Many Maiden's fans have cried thinking about it, but we have to recognise that Maiden is Harris' project so what the sound of the band is only depends on him. That particular and unique sound of early Maiden was lost for ever not because of the depart of Di'Anno but because was music mostly composed by even earlier member of the bands in an age when punk ruled. Harris along with Murray love progressive rock, for them any punky sound is kind of a shame in musical terms. Just listen to solo Dickinson's musical work, his voice is other, is more raw, precisely what Harris dislikes. Harris' fave Maiden's album is Piece of Mind, a greatful and unique Maiden album but totally different from very first albums because they showed songs mostly composed many years before the release of those albums. Just compare "Prodigal Son" and "Children of the Damned" and you will note the "evolution", when music moves from the heart to the brain.

@@ManoVardasPato,what a coincidence that the sound changed just when dickinson entered.And the albums from number of the beast and the following ones do not change sound like it did after anderson it is because harris to each album gave a musical atmosphere in the style of what each album was about

@@ManoVardasPato For example listen to the apropiate music of the powerslave,,then somewhere in time,,with those guitars of distant electronic sounds and the voice in echo of dickinson,,or seventh son with that gothic atmosphere...etc

@@lesleyrussell8200 Without any doubt the albums after Killers sound rather different than the first 2 ones. But do you really think Dickinson was so important for the band to change for ever the musical ideas from Harris and Murray, the more stable members of the band and both fans of progressive rock??? I think not. You have to consider that: 1. The most part of the songs of the first 2 Maiden's album were composed a long time before the release of the albums. They were even created with/by former members of the band, some of them not playing in the albums. 2. The songs of the first 2 albums were created in an age when punk musical influence were very strong. I think this gave first Maiden's albums so unique sound, sound that touches your soul because punk is no about musical talent but emotions, feelings. 3. When punk lost influence and popularity in the UK and Harris had conflicts with Di'Anno inside the band, Maiden started to compose new songs without the influence of punk. Soon they got a new singer, totally submissive to the musical ideas from Harris and Murray, people that love progressive rock, not punk! 4. In that time, Harris told in an interview that he was looking for a different sound of the band to appeal the American market. So he was looking for changing the sound of the band. 5. Same Di'Anno told in an interview that he disliked the new songs composed by the band, in the time he was soon to be fired. I think if Di'Anno had stayed in the band the sound of the band had changed anyway because Maiden is Harris' project! And Harris doesn't love punk. For him it is even offensive to qualify first Maiden's album as having punk influence. Did you listen to the first solo project from Di'Anno after Maiden? It is absolutely pop metal, no drop of punk! And the band is called Di'Anno, so it's his own project!!! So why Maiden sounded kind of punk in the two first albums? I think because of other former members of the band and the strong punk influence of earlier years, when members where all very young and easy to be influenced by punk. Harris and Murray love Yes and Marillion... What of these bands have something in common with the sound of the first 2 Maiden's albums??? I think the Maiden we love so much of Di'Anno's period got his sound because of influence of punk music and punk culture. They are rocker children of punk! When punk was dead, Maiden original sound was dead, too and other new, totally different Maiden was born.

you have summed it up 100% thank you!!!

And that he’s still remembered and respected. And a still a great singer!

Always my favourite Maiden singer...unfortunate about the circumstances of his departure but that's life Still sweating heavily...is that the weight gain, or.....

Both guitarists have a lovely tone.

Only one of those guys is dead. The others’ career is dead.

Like me. I remember the early 80's when I was 12 listening to it at my parents' house. The best decade, for sure.

Como puede ser si es la balada mas hermosa de maiden y del primer álbum.

I just learned it weeks go and put up a bass cover today. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mpiAbKx6z6-7oWw.html

Agreed

@edchihiro “ don’t care where the past was I know where I’m going

Yes maybe in 2010..

You mean late 70's. This song is from around 77-78

Unlike Bruce😂😂

Only in slow songs with lower notes and if he is sober

@@GamingTherapy_ Given the guy dealt with throat cancer a few years back yet still manages to get more good notes than bad I'd say he's doing a pretty impressive job. Especially considering when you get to his age your voice starts to go. Maybe instead of trashing the guy you learn to sing arena metal concerts for decades on end and see how good your voice is then. Until then maybe pipe down.

He still is. Has maintained his voice.

Was also an autistic talent. Love Paul's singing though.

I got to see Paul Dianno play the first 2 Iron Maiden albums live back in 2006 at the Key Club in Hollyweird before they closed it down 🤘🏼 best decision of my life cuz Paul killed that shit!!!

How it was?

Was he good?

@@nicolasrondon213 I hope it's good

They should bring Paul back into the band on tour just for any old songs they do. He can sing backup the rest of the show.

Charlotte the Harlot was a true butchering. Might as well been seeing it in Greek.

I saw him around the time this was recorded, maybe a few years after, and it was a great experience. They played most of the songs from the first two Maiden albums and the band was tight and the sound was oldschool Maiden. So if you'd pay for this song alone you'd get quite a large bag of bonus tracks. :)

Steve Harris was on drugs

@@farbeyondmetal5911 🤣 🤣

It’s about taking drugs most likely Lsd and speed as that’s what would of been available to Steve at the time

william dantas This song belongs to Paul Dianno and only Paul Dianno. Bruce has made enough great albums with Maiden. Strange world is one of Iron Maidens best classics and it's all down to the music and vocals!

learn some english you mongrel

@@lordgeoffrey78 How fluent in other languages are you?

Bruce is a vocal demon but thank fuck he never tried to sing this. Even with his big ego he knew what not to fuck with!

i agree that's a dianno song, but i think it'd be interesting to hear bruce singing this song. at least he's sung remember tomorrow, which has a similiar vibe to strange world

Old camera as well 👍