CRAZY SOLOS!! | The Number Of The Beast - Iron Maiden (Reaction) 

Not just Britain's, but the best Metal band;-)

Some still are and they brought all their friends, too;-)

You weren't alone, mate;-)

*1982 Hammersmith;-)

In 47 odd years to never produce a bad song is just mind-blowing;-)

Every band has done a bad song or two. Just ask a band member. From The Beatles to Maiden, there's always a few duffers!

​@@Owlstretchingtime78Name me a song that isn't up their normally great standard?

@azzajames7661 Well imho, i think that 'Women In Uniform' and ' Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter' are relatively throwaway! All the bands that i love are prone to a few under par numbers, and i think that fanatics sometimes won't allow themselves to see this. If Maiden or any other band have a success rate of 90+ percent, then i would say that was an exceptional return, but if you genuinely believe that the immune to a lacklustre song, nothing i can do will change your mind!

@Owlstretchingtime78 Um, Women in Uniform is a song by Skyhooks, which is an Australian band, so it's only a cover. Also, Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter was technically meant to be a Bruce Dickinson solo song, so it isn't a Maiden song per se and was never supposed to be an Iron Maiden song. Frontman Bruce originally wrote the rocker as his first solo outing, spurred by an invitation to appear on the soundtrack of 1989’s A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child. Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter springboarded when released as a single on Christmas Eve 1990. It became the band’s - and heavy metal’s - first UK number one single six days later, staying atop the chart as the new year dawned. Kicking Cliff Richard from a Christmas number one, so well done, Maiden👏 There’s no denying that Bring me your Daughter… to the Slaughter, briefly lifted Iron Maiden to the very top of the commercial mountain - not just in metal, but all of music. It is not my favourite song, but when it comes on, I will gladly listen to it😜

@@utubnagain … Sounds like Vincent Price to me.

​@@dianefiske-foy4717that's cos he was an impersonator.😂

@@BardicJim … Oh. Ok. Thanks 😊!

*They still are great, mate;-)

Barry Clayton… Price was apparently too expensive at time to get the gig…

Best metal cover ever?

We’ll go ahead and enlighten me then

@@JMBOYTV This song is about a dream Steve Harris had after he watch the Horror Movie The Omen 2. The current drummer Nicko McBrain is a massive Christian and was the bloke in the Devil suit in this very song;-) Welcome to the rabbit hole and to the Maiden family, Brother;) Up the mighty Irons!!!!

Chill Az;-) It is hard to get the meaning of a music video, especially one with the fast-paced high energy of Iron Maiden?!;-)