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@Producelikeapro Год назад

What are some songs that you feel changed music or that people should know?

@Plexyglazz Год назад

Telstar By The Tornadoes… I wonder how my brain connected The Trooper and Telstar? Must have been the rhythm.

@theprisonier Год назад

Surfing with the Alien, by the master Joe Satriani

@1_5RCBiker Год назад

The Levellers, and Ozric Tentacles, though small, should be on peoples' radar.

@michaelstocklin9080 Год назад

my dad was playing some stuff from when he was a kid, and a lot of it was big at the time but hasn't made it to the internet. how about Glenn Yarbrough and/or the Limelighters? Judy Collins, The Everly Brothers, The Cascades. its very folksy

@guitboxgeek Год назад

Hey Warren, I have a suggestion that I think would be completely out of the norm, but might be amazing: Enya! Not only a tremendous musical talent, but she does some super wizardry in the studio to produce those haunting and ethereal vocals! Anyway, great vid for the absolute beasts Iron Maiden!

@Bodyknowledge77 Год назад

Iron Maiden will be and should be already in the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. One of the first recordings I got as a kid was Powerslave. Maiden is a special band. Their music is so grand and emotive.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Agreed! Absolutely amazing band!!

@dw7704 Год назад

The Rock and RollHall of Fame is simply another award show. They have no authority or anything like that. And the idea of a hall of fame is un-Rock and Roll. What matters is whether they are in a hall of fame in you heart and your head.

@jriron1 Год назад

They kinda...don't care for these things...

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@jriron1 of course, however, they still deserve it!

@horrourstories Год назад

Agreed. That they aren't in there but Judas Priest is, is like having Cliff Richard but not Elvis.

@lenypapas Год назад

What a pleasure to see Warren pay due respect to the greatest heavy metal band of all time.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yay!! Thanks ever so much

@ReligionOfSacrifice Год назад

@@Producelikeapro, while "Iron Maiden" was breaking new ground started by "Black Sabbath" I disagree that they have good songs or really helped heavy metal. For that "Black Sabbath" was the ground breaker and "Led Zeppelin" though I certainly wouldn't call most of the latter's songs really heavy metal popularized listening to it. "Iron Maiden" broke new ground making heavy metal more fast paced. "Megadeath" or "Metallica" would be the ones who took fast paced into the realm of people really knowing about it. KISS may have been famous heavy metal after "Black Sabbath" but they weren't as fast paced. These are my thoughts, though I might have forgotten some bands worth mentioning. I guess I'd love to hear someone's top five songs by "Iron Maiden" only in the sense maybe I should be forced to hear five songs from start to finish which are considered their best, but this song absolutely sucked in my book. I can't think of a good one they had.

@ReligionOfSacrifice Год назад

I guess the other thing I'd love to ask for is the top five shredding songs. I think Eddie Van Halen shredding sounds like a song, but I don't think Steve Vai has the same ability to make shredding sound like a cool song. Certainly, these idiots in Iron Maiden never shredded anything that sounds good, but I'd love someone to offer up five songs with shredding by them and give the minutes of beginning and end of it so that I could evaluate it. Maybe I'd change my mind, but I doubt it.

@mykuntstynx9463 Год назад

@@ReligionOfSacrifice Read both of your comments. Both are just really stupid.

@fernandoerbin6751 Год назад

@@ReligionOfSacrifice Kiss and Zeppelin aren't metal, and it's Megadeth, not Megadeath. Shows what you know. And you can disagree all you like, reality disagrees with you, so be happy in your bubble.

@marcelbr815 Год назад

It's so refreshing to see Iron Maiden being talked about at respected channels like this. It's rather unusual. Thanks, Warren!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much! I’m such a huge fan!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Amazing band

@PlasticCogLiquid Год назад

Maiden rules

@HarryFlashmanVC 3 месяца назад

Yeah thanks Warren, because they ate industry anomalies they don't make the 'lists' and the fact that they have never been inducted into the Hall of Fame merely highlights what an absurd institution it is.

@spirosmartzoukos1670 Год назад

Do not forget Bruce's enunciation,it is amazing how clearly he sings his lines,you don't find that often,being able to understand the lyrics.

@andthensome512 Год назад

Thanks for giving Maiden the props they so deserve.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much! They deserve this and more!

@DanielEbeck Год назад

Maiden are the total package. And as brilliant as the albums are, it’s the live shows that demonstrate just how great they are.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Amazing live band!

@McMillanScottish Год назад

I don’t know how many of you noticed this, but Bruce Dickinson‘s vibrato is sort of an “above zero“ vibrato. That means many people use the vibrato type where they go down and then back up to the note, down and then back up to the note, etc. However, Bruce goes UP, and then back DOWN to the note. You can hear it if you listen for it.

@rossjohnmclean Год назад

BIG goosebumps watching this Warren! This band are 100% the reason I picked up a guitar in 1982 and spent the next 6 years learning every guitar part from their first 7 albums. They are one the reasons why I'm in my home recording studio tonight, over 40 years later. The first time I seen them live, on The World Slavery Tour at Glasgow Apollo in 1984, my friend and I had our tickets autographed by Steve Harris and Dave Murray, in the alley by the backstage door of the Apollo, along with a crowd of 100 or so others who were lucky enough to catch them entering for the soundcheck. Steve and Dave signed autographs for everyone and were beyond cool. Delighted, we made our way down the hill to Glasgow Central Station, for a bite before the gig. Who passed us in the street outside the old Odeon cinema? Bruce Dickinson himself! He was hot-footing it to the Apollo, along with a couple of tour manager types. We stopped dead in our tracks, then ran after him. He was already well on his way to being a worldwide rock star by then - and could have quickly signed his autograph then made off, but he stood there in the middle of Renfield Street and chatted to us, two spotty teenagers, for at least 5 minutes - mainly us gushing about how incredible we thought Powerslave was! He was incredibly gracious and down-to-earth. A life-changing experience. Every guy in that band, past and present, is a living legend and deservedly so. I'm taking my 15-year old daughter to her first gig in 6 weeks - yep, you guessed it - Iron Maiden at Glasgow OVO. We can't wait! Enjoyed every second of this Warren, thank you.

@mountainousterrain1704 Год назад

What a cool story. Enjoy the show with your daughter. Scream for me Glasgow!

@rossjohnmclean Год назад

@@mountainousterrain1704 🎸 😎 thank you!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much for sharing Ross! I really appreciate it

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Really amazing story!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@mountainousterrain1704 agreed 100%!

@shayneoneill1506 Год назад

As a teenager in the 80s, Iron maiden set my brain on fire. It was just passionate, heavy, and holy shit was it well performed. Never got to see them until well into my 30s, but man did they not disappoint. A decade later I'm told they are still pretty friggin amazing live.

@kenbongaards554 Год назад

Was fortunate and blessed to catch them on their Book of Souls tour!!

@southernindianacompetitive9040 Год назад

We saw them last year in Columbus Ohio. Took our then, 15 year old son who is also a massive Iron Maiden fan. Still the best live show on the planet!

@jameswoodruff7182 Год назад

I love how intelligent their music is. Not just some hard fast music. But lyrics about history and great works of literature! Also check out the brothers doing Maiden on accordions!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Agreed 100%!

@guitaristssuck8979 Год назад

Yeah, Em C D is very intelligent

@derekp308 Год назад

They have a founding member who majored in history and Iron Maiden was formed on Christmas Day of 1975 in Cambridge. Which you know is one of the UK’s elite college towns.

@rodd1000 Год назад

Absolutely nailed it. My love affair with rock and metal started with Maiden and Rush, way back early 80s. True icons of music. Love it.

@michelvondenhoff9673 Год назад

For me Black Sabbath & Maiden 😎

@CamiloVelandia Год назад

Iron Maiden was the band that taught me how to play guitar in my teens. So much love for them. Love to hear these tracks isolated! Thanks Warren!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@Elnont Год назад

Bruce Dickinsons voice is just insane. He’s easily one of the best rock singers of all times.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes! Huge fan!

@TheStrykerProject Год назад

One of the things I love most about their early recordings (and Judas Priests' as well), is they allowed raw takes to make it to the albums. Certainly, there were never sour notes or bad timing, but maybe a pinch harmonic didn't quite squeal, and maybe a string rang out a little instead of being fully muted. The raw energy of their takes just can't be denied!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

The performance is king in these recordings!

@theddie5457 Год назад

Been a fan since 81-82, can't wait to see The Future Past Tour at O2 London. Thanks for doing Maiden

@robertkerr8601 Год назад

best rock/metal band...period. Dickinson was a pro fencer as well and an author of some fiction books. Talent galore!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@greggerypeccary 8 месяцев назад

He also wrote the script for the film Chemical Wedding, which is surprisingly good.

@billwell9266 Год назад

Was 10 when this album came out and my older brother played it for me. Two years later I saw my first concert - World Slavery Tour!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much for sharing!

@dave_s_vids Год назад

Piece of Mind was my first Maiden album, bought for me as a child; and hearing this song gives me shivers down my spine EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. What a track; what an album!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes! Masterpiece

@Rysk12 Год назад

Same for me! I heard "Where Eagles Dare" on the radio, hopped on my bike and rode to the record store to buy it!

@milancv Год назад

The Trooper is the single most powerful intro to any song. The song elevates my mood and makes me jump every time I listen to it. I love it to bits. Thanks so much for this breakdown.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

We have a fun surprise coming next week on this song!

@milancv Год назад

@@Producelikeapro Can't wait! I'll be sure to check it out!

@tobins6800 Год назад

I wish you could have gotten some live performances to throw in. That being said, the mistakes that were made in the studio could only be heard by isolating the tracks. When mixed together, they not only melt away, but add an unbelievable amount of character to the performances. They truly have earned their status as legends.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Absolutely! Mistakes are what make it perfect to me

@mr.e8432 Год назад

As an old bastard myself I remember buying this album when it came out, and it was one of the first concerts I ever went to. The show was general admission, but I went with a big buddy of mine, and he got us right down to 2nd row at the Cape Cod Colosseum right between Dave and Bruce. Piece of Mind has always been one of my favorite Maiden albums. Thanks Warren it was really cool to hear the isolated tracks, especially in today’s world with everyone trying to be super pristine and clear. It’s cool to see that such a great album was made with all kinds of bleed everywhere.

@user-gd9qy4xg8w Год назад

Perfect, every word. We were 6th row, center for Powerslave in Atlanta. To this day the tightest, most energetic performance witnessed. Just astounding with an enduring legacy as the very best of the genre. And yes, badasses! Being a pilot is one thing, captaining a 757 is quite another (also thinking of Steve Morse). Excellent role models.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate you sharing all of that!

@kenbongaards554 Год назад

Bruce is no longer piloting and the 747 the band had leased ,i'm sadden to say that has also been retired and is no longer in service!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@kenbongaards554 that's sad to hear. C'est la vie!

@norbertoquintanar2608 Год назад

The greatest band ever!! My two daughters love Iron Maiden. When I last saw them in Chicago Bruce mentioned the families in attendance.

@ProfileP246 11 месяцев назад

I know as an 11 year old from Northern Ireland the first time I watched the trooper on VHS at a mates house 34 years ago I was hooked for life it changed everything not just music for me. 👍🇬🇧

@arcadegags Год назад

Scream for me Warren! What a band, still pumping out great music & live shows.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@pannocchio Год назад

OMG! How glorious is that drum sound?!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Agreed! Amazing!

@HarryFlashmanVC 3 месяца назад

You know, I went to see the Irons in June 2023 in Leeds for the first time. Im 53 and took my 16 yesr old son who is a huge fan. When youre watching them and you see Jannick's poses, Dave and Adrian's face melts you think... ha cliché... THEN you remember that these legends ARE the godfather's of the face melting solo, and they are the originals... absolutely wonderful and the best live act Ive ever seen which includes: Kiss, ACDC, The Police, U2, The Stones, and dozens of others.

@sokolmalsija643 Год назад

I’m 54 and I can’t stop hearing , just perfect

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Amazing!

@royvdboorn Год назад

Warren, can you do a video on Martin Birch? What a legend he was.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

YES! On the list! Thanks ever so much!

@freddieg1095 Год назад

Yes I was telling my son about all the albums he produced/engineered. I remember reading that Martin knew how to get the most out the console so would love to see Warren's insight into that.

@StevenJeNova 11 месяцев назад

And yes, please adress the (to me uncalled for-) critique I sometimes hear about how Martin Birch handles bass in his mixes. I mean, Ritchie Blackmore said Martins mix of Rising (by Rainbow, one of my favorites) lacked bass. It doesn't, but it's not in your face. It lacks perhaps the deep end bass. My father said the same thing about The Number of The Beast, and he is in the recording business. I've never reflected on it myself, but I can see what they mean.

@markuscrash1966 Год назад

Love your face expressions during the solos, Warren... that's how I feel inside when I hear Maiden!!! Saw them live, the Powerslave tour in Binghamton NY 1985, and it totally changed my life. Iron Maiden RULES!!! Sometimes when I'm working drywall and painting in people's homes, I still listen to Maiden but they dont know... its Thomas Zwinjsen, Nylon Maiden. An absolute amazing classical guitar approach to the great metal band! They just think it sounds pretty! LoL

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Haha thanks ever so much! Yes, I'm a huge fan!

@gosponbreeze Год назад

I've loved Maiden for a long time, and probably my fave song is Aces High, but since seeing them live just last year after a long time, I keep thinking a lot how The Trooper is the perfect song. There's nothing excessive, no lag, no filler, superb performances, a harrowing tale, and it grips you from start to finish, no letting off, no escape, just like the light brigade must've felt. Awesome.

@mojophonic Год назад

“Heavy metal and mullets, it's how we were raised Maiden and Priest were the gods that we praised” - Sum41 Fat Lip. Even if you don’t like or know of them, the influence of Iron Maiden on a group of Ajax, Ontario teenagers is testament to how far reaching and important they are. Trooper is an incredible song, but as pointed out, there are so many more. Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner live is so epic and chilling and shows off the whole band’s talent and musicianship. R&R HoF, get your act together and vote them in next year!

@mrcoatsworth429 Год назад

Yes! Up the Irons!!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Haha indeed

@SeaOfMadness Год назад

I just can’t tell you how happy I am that you’ve done this.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Aw shucks!! Thanks ever so much

@vandie9759 Год назад

Spring of 87 in North Carolina outside the Marine Corps base there was a music shop that had a huge book of all the music etc , And on the cover was the Trooper .., like 14 inches tall., with everything around him ,././.,. I took that to the tattoo shop and got the full Trooper on my back ., 36 years ago.,. 2 years ago I went into the same shop and there was a polaroid of me on the wall still ,.,

@MartinLuxen Год назад

I was born in 84 so I listened to Iron Maiden due to the game Carmagedon, where they had the music of them... I was listening to Metallica, Korn etc. mostly at that time, so it was a nice addition to my old MP3 player during my high school time! Thank you Warren!

@steel217 Год назад

Iron maiden is one my favorite band.....🤟🤟🤟

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Mine too!

@adamgranatella Год назад

Maiden damn near defined my life and my bass playing in high school in the late 80s. Now just a few years later I'm playing primarily funk, but my bass lines are still very heavily influenced by the & of 4 feel that Maiden made famous. Great stuff Warren!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes, Steve Harris is a huge talent and as a songwriter and Bassplayer he's second to none! Very inspiring indeed!

@renereuscher6881 Год назад

Agree Bruce is one of Rocks greatest singers and entertainers. Everytime they visit the Netherlands, I'm there, and after all these years he still nails it. Timeless rock. Oh and while we are on it, can we get the multitracks ?🤪

@CJReaper666 Год назад

This is my all-time favorite album and guitar tone. I wish Martin was still around to tell us how he got that amazing midrange crunch, Adrian's lead tone on this song is huge!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Agreed, huge fan of his production!

@ericv7720 Год назад

At least live, Dave and Adrian would boost the mids on their Marshalls and cut the bass to allow for Harris to sit in the mix, and use an OD to boost the solos.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@ericv7720 great tip! Makes perfect sense to me!

@Torsten08 Год назад

Iron Maiden showed me that it is ok to listen to and play Metal with a grin on your face, having fun, fool around and to just put your heart into music instead of some kind of attitude. Great video with the right amount of excitement this band deserves. Up the Irons!

@nathanainger3916 Год назад

Steve Harris is my biggest influence as a bassist Arry is the man.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Hugely important Bassplayer! And songwriter!

@stopandthinkaboutit8636 Год назад

This... when you stumble upon a video, so nicely done that makes your day.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much

@marcvolgers8352 Год назад

It was my first encounter with Iron Maiden. At high school a friend of a classmate compiled a tape for me with some metal at my request (I was 14, this was in 1990). This song has been one of my favorite metal tunes ever (I remember it also had songs like Slayer - South of Heaven, Metallica - For Whom the Bell Tolls and I remember some Crimson Glory).

@iDEATH Год назад

I'm probably a bit too proud of it, but the "Piece of Mind" album was the first record I ever bought with my own (paper route) money when I was 9, going on 10, in spring of '83. "The Trooper" is still my favourite Maiden song, all these years later. They are undeniably one of the most influential and legendary metal bands of all time. Great video man, first of yours I've seen, loved it, and after looking at what else you got going on here you've definitely got my sub!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much for your great comment! I really appreciate it

@TimMer1981 Год назад

If there's one thing I find cool about audio engineers it's when they really disappear into the music: head bobbing, grins, etc. That's why I've been following this channel for years: respect, Warren. :)

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Aw shucks! Thanks ever so much!

@drananth Год назад

"Sir" Bruce Dickinson is, and will always be an iconic singer, with a range that traverses our auditory span! And don't forget the eloquence....the grammar, the storytelling, the non expletives, what else do we need? Yeah, the plane flying helps too!

@marshfilm Год назад

Piece Of Mind is one of the greatest albums of all time (of any genre). I was a teenage, bass playing, Steve Harris fanatic who spent all his free time jamming to those early Maiden albums (when I wasn't partying too hard lol). These guys so positively affected so many young musicians. I've been a MF of a player all my life and it's because of those guys!

@Jeroen_K Год назад

Wow, I've also learned Phantom of the Opera as one of the first things on electric guitar as a young teenager (after some years of classical guitar). Never heard anyone else say that.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much! Yes, amazing guitar part and incredible riff

@andybarker5687 Год назад

@@Producelikeapro first Death metal riff is that bit from Phantom of the opera

@globalguitar Год назад

For me the greatest band from the U.K. . When you think of it the U.K. punches way above its weight in the music industry

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Great band!

@Rowlph8888 8 месяцев назад

Punching above weigh? The understatement of the century! you kidding me? "All" of the greatest bands are from UK, until you get to the 2nd string, In history e.g. the Eagles, Aerosmith and The beach boys.. The Beatles, Stones, Led Zeppelin,Pink Floyd, The who, the police, deep purple, cream, the Bee Gees.most of these are more influential and have sales above "all other bands", in the history of popular music, including USA

@haryygeros7528 Год назад

Thank you Warren, Maiden is clearly one of those bands that you can't describe them easily. Even they probably couldn't. You just have to enjoy the chemistry there and just listen to it! I've been a fan of all the 80's albums and i 'll be to the end of my time. Amazing musicians and AMAZING producer behind them who was a master at put out their best "takes" and record and mix them beautifully. It was great to be a teenager listening to them in their prime.

@jeremysmetana8583 Год назад

Thank you for this. Seriously. I love all the songs that you do in this series, but it's especially nice to see Maiden getting some love. Up the Irons!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much Jeremy! I really appreciate it

@zeeweezel3056 Год назад

… I‘ve really been waiting for you to cover maiden and now you honestly gave me some goosebumps. Thank you so much for this video!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@valeriebooker6895 Год назад

The Trooper is one of my favorite songs by Iron Maiden. If u are sleepy in the morning this is song will definitely get u going in the morning 💋🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Haha yes, indeed!

@sextonjr8 Год назад

We used buy our cassettes at this little hole in the wall music store. He turned us on to Judas priest, merciful fate and others. One-day he pulled us aside and said youve got to listen to this new band. He played a song and we were blown away. So of coarse we bought a cassette. We drove back to the community center where all the teens drank and got high. Threw the tape in the pioneer supertuner with the 40 watt kraco power amp and Jensen tri axial speakers and introduced everyone to Iron Maiden. That first album literally blew our minds. We must've played it 20 times. I can remember like it was yesterday, seeing all of us playing air guitar in the parking lot. One of my friends was blown away by the bass player. He later on became on of the greatest metal bassist for the biggest metal band of my generation. That band was Metallica and his name is Clifford Burton. May he rest in peace. One of Castro Valleys legends. Along with the band Tesla. And Michael Borden of Faith no More.

@andsoitis2010 Год назад

Wonderful, goosebumps galore!! This was "my first band", grew up listening to them and have all LP´s and some, I hope, rare singles on vinyl up until Fear Of The Dark. Hearing Bruce´s vocals alone like that was amazing. Wow! I want to hear more!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!

@moedemama Год назад

Really inspiring content, like all your videos. Thank you warren, your attitude to music is a gift to everyone watching

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@ResidentRob Год назад

I met Nicko at the 1989 London Music Fair and he was really open and approachable.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

That’s wonderful to hear

@Rocketsong Год назад

Best concert I ever went to was Iron Maiden as the Headliner, with Testament and Corrosion of Conformity opening. Outdoor at Cal Expo.

@johnnyrocks7967 Год назад

Great video. Thanks for featuring one of the best of all time. Funny thing about maiden is they appeal to multiple generations. High school kids still love them

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@maddogtungate6740 Год назад

Thank you for this Warren.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much

@rgdec74 Год назад

Warren, I love these series! I watch these episodes over and over. Love pro mix academy. Thank you, Warren.

@edalder2000 Год назад

When I was a High School Senior just over 30 years ago, I was in English Lit. My teacher introduced "Rime of The Ancient Mariner." Being a 17 year old kid, I blurt out "Iron Maiden!" However, This was "Rime of The Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor-Coleridge. Whoops....lol. But I had first heard of "Rime of The Ancient Mariner" because of Iron Maiden, so that's pretty cool.

@analogkid4557 Год назад

Love Iron Maiden!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!!

@mlwsf Год назад

Gonna keep begging for King's X. Gretchen goes to Nebraska would be my album choice but Ill settle for Dogman.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

I’ve reached out to them in the past couple of years!! Not for want of trying

@flushtheglobalists7962 Год назад

Had the honor of seeing them at the Norfolk Scope when their PIECE OF MIND album was released....kicked arse and took no prisoners!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Wow! Thanks ever so much! I really appreciate it!

@javiersp15 Год назад

Up the Irons from Panama! Saw them at Rock in Rio 2019. One of the most epic nights of my life!

@guitboxgeek Год назад

Great video on an amazing all-time great band! One of my favs is Niko. He's just so down to earth and makes a lot of mistakes because he's not afraid to go for it.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes, Nicko is amazing!

@mlwsf Год назад

Iron Maiden, among other things, have some of the greatest Stop Time riffs.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes, absolutely amazing!

@alekp6822 Год назад

Adrian Smith Wasted TIme intro is the most iconic! I ve started buying records-bc of the Eddie! The Art Work on covers was so important back in the days. Finally,I ve met my wife indirectly because of the Maiden show :) and made several life long friends

@HellbellyUK Год назад

Maiden were the first metal band I got into all the way back in the depths of pre-history.... in about 1987 :) On tapes copied from a friend at high school. So many classic tracks...

@freddieg1095 Год назад

I've not even watched the video yet but wanted to say how happy I am that you've done a video on Maiden 😊❤

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@electreelife Год назад

What a band…I had Life After Death live in long beach on vcr…timelessness ❤

@kenbongaards554 Год назад

Life After Death is by far the best live performance ever to be laid on tape!!Up the Irons!!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Very well said!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Agreed, masterpiece

@latentsea Год назад

Was there all 4 nights in a row. Rockin the Eddy mask. Good times.

@1sparkyj Год назад

I remember being obsessed with the Powerslave album as a kid, still one of my favourite live bands to go and see now, love them! Steve Harris, what a bass player, I love that you can hear the clanking of the strings hitting the frets in his playing. So full of energy and drive!

@danjmcs Год назад

Thanks Warren, great video and background on the brilliant track from an amazing album. Piece of Mind was my first new-to-me Maiden album and have had the pleasure of seeing them live many times from the 80s to the 2010s, they never disappoint! Bruce's speaking tour that he did for his book was really fun and he shared a lot of great stories from his family and personal life along his life & career, just a guy that really seems to get it with the fans, though that can be said of the entire Iron Maiden experience with fans.

@MarkHarrop Год назад

They are the best band I've seen live. So tight. Can't wait to see them again in July!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Greatness! Where are you seeing them?

@MarkHarrop Год назад

@@Producelikeapro at the O2 in London.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@MarkHarrop amazing!

@DMSProduktions Год назад

There is a LOT of classical influence as well, in many of Maiden's chord choices! \m/

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Absolutely!

@musasoyyo Год назад

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. I just loved this video, as a big fan of Iron Maiden I just loved the energy you transmitted through this analysis, it shows the passion and the love of music, and the power of Iron Maiden to transport through their incredible talent.

@achoice2bmade 8 месяцев назад

Got to see Maiden four times in the 80's. WOW!!!!! The best of the shows was at Merriweather Post Pavilion with Accept, in 85 I believe. Legends.

@michelhv Год назад

The call and response reminds me of Great Balls of Fire. Also, looking forward, that goosebump guitar section has echoes in Metallica’s Orion.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Yes, amazing!

@Xarthis Год назад

I'll never not love twin harmonizing guitars.... If you ever feel like doing, for example, Thin Lizzy, I'd be very happy

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Love Thin Lizzy! Here is a video we did on Thin Lizzy:- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--Ml0-8BQEK4.html

@noiselabproject9659 Год назад

Maiden was my Gateway into Metal back in 81/82 when I had just been listening to Punk

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Fantastic

@goodheartmedia Год назад

Fantastic video! Thank you for recognizing the genius of this band when the R&R Hall of Fame cannot. Iron Maiden opening for Judas Priest in 1982 was my first major concert as a kid. Saw them again on the Piece of Mind tour the next year when they finally started headlining their own shows. I've seen them a few more times over the years and have even played both Dave and Adrian in a few iron Maiden tributes. The live feel of those early studio albums contains so much energy. You can FEEL Nicko's whole drum kit virbate. You don't get that today with every drum isolated and masked and replaced with samples. Even the guitar solos have a few tiny "mistakes" that you can only hear in isolation, but today a producer would insist or redoing. This era of the band is a perfect representation of what great musicians playing live together can sound like.

@Joey-rp5vg Год назад

My favorite band when I was at school. Absolutely loved them. The energy was great. One of those bands where everyone in the band were brilliant at their instrument and gelled well together. Thanks for this wonderful trip down memory lane, it's great

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much Joey!

@kicorse Год назад

I'm late to this, but it was a great watch. I agreed with every word you said. The first album I bought was Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, and I had no idea I'd already hit the pinnacle. I actually drifted slightly away from rock and metal until the Japanese scene reignited my love of it a couple of years ago. It's common to see fans of e.g. Band-Maid, Sokoninaru, Asterism, Gacharic Spin and Lovebites say "the problem is, I now find the simpler music I used to listen to boring", and I have to admit, there's some truth in that for me too. But with a big exception: Iron Maiden. I can put on their albums and they sound as rich and creative now as they did decades ago. They are timeless.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much for sharing! I really appreciate it

@mikelecabezaguerrero Год назад

It's a great story and I feel incredibly identified by that same feeling Warren had when I was a teenager too discovering Iron Maiden by the first time because a friend gave me the best of the beast record and I remember clearly being blown away by the trooper and thinking wow this is what I was waiting to discover. They are my favorite band ever since and I'm 37 now, I even asked my mom to make for me that red British army uniform to wear that first time I saw Iron Maiden live, still got it! Thanks for such an emotional video for me.

@asc23channel Год назад

Absolutely perfect summary! It brought back the feelings and memories of when I first heard that song! There’s so many other bands I’d love to hear you talk about! For example: Jethro Tull, Accept, Thunder, Queensrÿche and many more… Stay creative and keep up the wonderful work! Cheers

@MarcoPolux Год назад

Warren, you are a great storyteller, totally nailed this song 👍 (Nicko McBrain may be one of the best drumers of heavy metal... his playing is out of the ordinary because he connects songs parts with very jazzy-big band alike fills, takes very cool micro-rests as part of the rythm.... very unique style) Do Master of Puppets 🤘 or Raining blood, man! King Diamond´s Welcome Home. 💀

@ChrisCollinsGuitar Год назад

Off script parts were the best! You clearly love the song and it makes this one of your best vids.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Wow!! Thanks ever so much

@marklackeymusic Год назад

@@Producelikeapro especially that off-script part at 07:13 🤣

@Producelikeapro Год назад

@@marklackeymusic aw shucks! Thanks ever so much!

@colinprice7038 Год назад

Hey Warren, Been watching this series of videos over the past couple of years, and I'm currently in tour rehearsals with IM watching this one! Good job!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Wow!!! Thanks ever so much! What are you doing with the band?

@Producelikeapro Год назад

I Just looked you up! Awesome! Hoping to see them again on this tour!

@nickwilliams8454 Год назад

Thanks so much Warren. Love the analysis of this classic Maiden track!

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much!

@UncleRiotous Год назад

I love The Trooper but I'd love to hear your take on some of their more complex songs. Something like Phantom of the Opera, Rime of the Ancient Mariner or To Tame a Land.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

HIUGE fan of Phantom Of The Opera!

@kenbongaards554 Год назад

@@Producelikeapro I love the Life After Death version as you can almost hear the tubes screaming for mercy from onslaught from Dave and Adrian!!

@UncleRiotous Год назад

I love Live After Death. It was THE soundtrack to my teenage years.

@QBtracksandstuff Год назад

Great video Warren. Having played with Iron Maiden I can honestly say that they are a solid bunch of great people. I've actually played Steve's Hammers bass and it's a piece of art. 🤟Up The Irons 🤟.

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Wow! What year did you play with them?

@QBtracksandstuff Год назад

@@Producelikeapro I did a lot of clinic tours in the late 80s early 90s with Nicko and Phil Hilborne. Dave and Bruce played a few numbers at various venues and we got to record at Steve's studio which was a lot of fun and yes it was LOUD! I was looking at Steve's bass on the stand and he said "do you want to have a go", shocked didn't come into it but of course I said yes please. They are all such a great bunch of guys. Jamie will know a lot of what I'm talking about. Happy days that I will always remember.

@maestroone1237 Год назад

@@QBtracksandstuff No airs or graces just good down to earth legends. Phil Hilbourne, like Jamie is another quiet legend, Jamie's early mentor, and has guided many other outstanding players along, so many gifted people that operate predominantly below the radar

@QBtracksandstuff Год назад

@@maestroone1237 Phil and Jamie are awesome players with a ton of knowledge. I'm playing with Phil and Adam Bushell (drums) in Milton Keynes this August and so I'm looking forward to that.

@maestroone1237 Год назад

@@QBtracksandstuff That's fantastic, it must be such a buzz to play alongside musicians in that league, of which you're clearly an equal, I've followed Jamie from his earliest days, such a talented player, so pleased to see the success he's achieved, like Phil he's always shared his knowledge and skills, true legends. Have a great time in MK my friend 🤘

@MarmiteTheDog Год назад

Iron Maiden up to 1984's Live After Death are phenominal and a must for any metal head's collection.

@thethings4708 Год назад

FANTASTIC VIDEO !!! And agree with all you`re statement. I have seen a LOTS of bands over th years of all style... ( prog like Pink Floyd, Marillion, Van Der Graaf Generator, King Crimson and so on ... Metal ; Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, Sepultura, and so on ... Rock, ; Aerosmith, Gun`s & Rose, Paul Mc Cartney, Elton John,... Jazz, Pop, Classical ... I LIKE MUSIC !!! And without of a doubt Maiden was THE BEST live band ever period. They are just PERFECT ! Every musician are 1000 % professional, each show was like a final of world soccer cup OR a Super Bowl. They are NEVER sold her music for commercial pupose ( the always refused pub no matter how much the money was...). At almost 50 years in business they always keep her music on integrity side, with almost always on the top stage of Hard rock scene ( except 2-3 years with Blaze ). The only album i doesn`t like is Virtual ( few good one , but not really good at my taste...). SO TOP 10 singer ( rock-metal...) of all time My List : 1- Bruce Dickinson / * Freddie Mercury ( cannot put Freddie second... or Bruce... ) 2- Ronnie James Dio 3- Ian Gillan 4- Robert Plant 5- Chris Cornell 6- Michael Kiske 7- Steve Perry 8- Rob Halford 9- Sebastian Bach 10- Steven Tyler

@Producelikeapro Год назад

Thanks ever so much for sharing the list! I've worked with two of the singers! Seen 7 of them! Not Freddie though...that's a HUGE regret for me

@thethings4708 Год назад

@@Producelikeapro If my memorys was good you have worked with Steven Tyler, but i`m not shure who is the other singer you work with. Thanks and keep youre AMAZING works !!

@fatworksfoods Год назад

Maiden's amazing. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say they've almost had as much influence in the world of rock and roll as Missy Elliot.

@Wangavision Год назад

One of my favorite channels, and probably my favorite band. Great video, full of passion and reverence. Warren should produce and mix Maiden's next album. God, let it happen.

@willemmoller6736 Год назад

great video, thanks Warren! Maiden fans are something else. Some years ago I went to see my GP. "Doctor, I've got this problem . . ." I began. "Yes, yes," he interrupted me, "have you got tickets for Maiden?" I'm generally not a huge metal fan but Iron Maiden I love - they got songs about serious, real issues; fantastic musicianship, great melodies & harmonies, and they actually play and pull it off for for real without correction. Their most recent couple of albums are as powerful as those classic '80s records, still the majestic sound of a great band just laying it down. Kevin Shirley's production (how about an interview with Kevin?) sounds enormous. Go Eddie!