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i lived 5 years in peru and saw a few concerts in that time in peru, chile and argentina and when you was once there, all the concerts in the US or europe are only a piece of shit against south america...^^
That is the thing about metal concerts.. especially true for Iron Maiden.. it is a group experience. It is not just "I paid for this and they are here to entertain me" it is literally a feedback loop between the audience and the band.. each drawing off of the energy of the other in completing the performance as a unit. It is almost spiritual in that sense. I cannot say for rap or hip hop or country or other genres how true that statement would be.. but for metal it definitely is. You can see the passion the fans have and the enthusiasm they show. You can also see how the bands feeds off of this and feeds into this for a shared experience. It is actually quite beautiful to watch... and is quite common in the metal genre.
Thank you for pointing out that if people REALLY love music you should appreciate even a genre that is alien for you. Even my father, 80 years old, gets goosebumps when watching this.
Not only is Nicko McBrain an incredible force behind the drums, hes also the salt of the earth. A very sweet, happy, and gentle man. He is another one of my inspirations for becoming a drummer.
Nicko has a restaurant in Miami area called Rock N Roll Ribz. Every year around the holidays, he comes down to his restaurant for impromptu concert for his customers outside. Nicko is an awesome dude! You notice that Nicko is always smiling during his drumming
in 1985, Rock In Rio launched with an audience of 1.5 million people in total and a line-up including Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Yes, Rod Stewart and a career-defining concert by Queen, the latter seen by a global TV audience of 200 million.
Please do Rime of the ancient mariner (live on Flight666), The Tailsman (live at En Vivo) and maybe some Clansman (live at Rick in Rio 2001 - same concert as this)... thats just the tip of the iceberg lol.... great reactions though.
It doesn't matter where or when, or what song, a Maiden live is recorded. It's always the same energy from the band. And yes, they're having fun up there. This was recorded in 2001 infront of aprox. 250.000 people. The mist you see above the crowd is condensated breath and sweat in the cool Rio night.
Iron Maiden is the people's band, they are loved from one end of the globe to the other and everywhere in between, everybody is welcomed at a show , it feels like one big family. you will find fans from 8 to 80 all signing along having the time of their lives, essentially one big family So welcome to the family.
I've been loving their music since 1980, when I saw them alive at the first time. After so many gigs I've seen before, this made me sing along again. Poor neighbours. :)
Great thing about this band is they were a true grass roots band. They started playing small gigs in london pubs and venues and now they own their own aeroplane, and I don't mean a small private jet I mean a full size passenger airliner, that the lead singer is the pilot of when they fly around the world.
Maiden Family is one of the best crews of the WOrld. Absolutely agree that who loves music knows the feeling with another type of music, I have seen Maiden about 25 times and always is like a new sensation, 2 hours of absolutely hapiness.
Also notice that Nicko McBrain always plays with the left stick backwards to get a deeper and fuller sound. And in the older stuff he was able to keep beats with one kick pedal that most had to use 2 on.
Thank you for your very exciting and moving reaction. We see that you enjoyed it. I have been listening to Iron Maiden for more than 30 years now, and I was hardly ever disappointed. Greetings from Germany.
The crowd is always a part of every song Maiden performs live. I highly recommend you look up more videos of same concert. Also any chance you get to see them live do it. Best live shows I have experienced. Been going for last 40 years.
So happy you picked this...my favorite band of all time. They always tell a story...base player Steve Harris is one of my idols and inspired me to play bass. Check out Wasted Years and also some of their older classics....they're just fantastic.
I would LOVE for you to watch Flight 666, the documentary about Iron Maiden. Bruce, the singer, is a commercial pilot and so they went on a tour with their own plane that he flew. They went to many countries that tours don't normally go; it shows the hours long military checkpoints people endured in Columbia just to see them live. Bruce is amazing, the band is amazing, and the documentary is so stellar I've watched it at least five times. They took their tour where no one else would, in "dangerous" countries. Truly amazing.
I knew a heavy metal guitarist that told me a real musician loves all music no matter what genre no matter the race or culture music is love that unites all people
They were the first concert I went to in ‘87 and I just saw them last year. Still put on one of the best shows you will ever see. Every song has a different back drop and stage set up.
My first show was their last show of their World Slavery Tour. Still the best concert I've seen and I've seen a lot. Nicco was at the hotel where I used to work for the NAMM show a couple years ago and he ended up at my station asking one of the guys something. I was doing something so I didn't see him until he started walking away. I looked up and said, "Mr. McBrain." He turned around and I got to tell him they were my first show and thanked him for making a memory I will never forget. He seemed genuinely touched by that. Super cool guy.
Cheers dude. Makers mark guy here too. 44 year old metalhead perspective for you ... best way to describe this band ... professional. The best, and ooooooh a quality live sound. Cheers
If you watch Hallowed be thy name from 1983 when it came out and then the version from this show you can so tell they have played it 100's if not 1000's of times.
You should take an evening sometime and check out the full video of the 2008 tour. Maiden's most hardcore fans are all in Central and South America. You won't be disappointed. It's amazing to see. You won't know very many of the songs, but you'll still dig the behind-the-scene stuff and shots of the various countries they visit. Oh, and you will NOT believe the size of the crowd for "Run To The Hills" (Bogota, Colombia)........ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SJzfpHnwzFo.html
Lets not skip over the fact that this is a band of 60 year old men who were rock stars in the 80's up there, the insides of their bodies might as well be 100 years old. Most people would need a nap after performing one song of theirs and these guys do a whole show. They're basically athletes.
I was supposed to be seeing them for the 21st time next Saturday at the sacred ground of Donington Park but Covid has fucked my plans up. I have the Fear Of The Dark album cover tattooed lol I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I hope you delve into the back catalogue of Iron Maiden :) Much respect :)
And fun fact. Iron Maiden, as far as I know, is the only band that has had their very own Boeing 747, at least I'm pretty sure it was a 747. And the lead singer, Bruce Dickenson, is a certified airline pilot and is the pilot of Iron Maiden One.
If you have 90 minutes free watch Live after Death from long beach arena,southern California from the mid 80's,it's what made them superstars, possibly the greatest live video ever 🤟
I'd also say South American crowds are fanatical when it comes to Iron Maiden it's no lie to say they're revered & treated like gods down there lol. Seriously they are bat shit crazy but absolutely brilliant to see how much they love Maidens music.
First off, if this song doesn't get you jacked up, you better check your pulse. Second. Pro tip: never drive on an open freeway with a fast car when this song kicks in. It's a recipe for a speeding ticket.
They were way before my time but then I heard one of dad listening to them and I was hooked . If you ever get to see them it’s a must these guys are so professional found out their very passionate about their music . They make sure every song is a journey it’s almost like watching an opera . Def wish theirs was more opened minded music lovers like you out their .
Pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Szve a baby 🐘 or 🐼 These Brazilian fans are crazy!!! Van, I paused this and got a Jack Daniel's Black Label on the rocks w/ a splash of water for color only!!🥃 Oohoohoohoohooh...fierce af!
There were 200k people singing along and he yells at them .."can't hear you!!".. he loves engaging the audience, their fans are always treated as part of the show, just look at the way he engages them while he is not singing. Just check him out running miles on that stage while singing full blast!!
This is a great choice, Iron Maiden is amazing live. Your awesome thank you for being open minded to all music, keep it coming. Liked and a subscriber, lots of love.
6:50 Not to diss on this song, but there are at least 10 songs more popular. It's just that Maiden catalogue is so good the audience is all in during the whole concert.
You want a great watch? Check out the documentary "Flight 666" - about an Iron Maiden tour from 2008 that took place around the globe - they flew their entire crew, gear and stage production in a modified Boeing 757. The documentary is SO well done, and it gives you insight into not only how cool these guys are, but also how adored they are by their fans.
