I was just reminded how much of a piece this video is with Dio's The Last in Line. Bring back metal videos that are low-budget horror movies imo.
oh god how did this get here i am not good with computer
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The scenes with the shark are usually very intense and disturbing.
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Fun fact: Neo-Nazi dipshit cartoonist Stonetoss is in fact Hans Kristian Graebener of Spring, Texas
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Literally my first real experience with Maiden was the Maiden England World Tour (a friend insisted I go with, since I was in town visiting) and as a result I've got an incredible weak spot for all of Seventh Son. So good.
It's really, really good. It's like... Seventh Son, Number of the Beast and Killers are my favorite Maiden albums and it really depends on my mood which takes the top spot any time (although... Paul Di'anno is no Bruce Dickinson).
I've listened to that song a million times but never seen the video, thanks for sharing it! What a strange series of decisions that was...
It's such a great video. I miss the era of 80s metal videos that were like, bad horror movies (viz. this and Last in Line)
Yeah! I think Dream Warriors deserves honorable mention, because we're treated to an "as above, so below" scenario where Dokken are the ones who torment Freddie in his dreams (I would link it but I don't know how to make links in comments, sorry)
No, really really good call! I forgot about that, I haven't listened to Dokken in forever. They could have just done Scenes From Movie Plus Band Shots and did something way cooler.
Also! To do markdown links, you want to say:
[This is a link] (https://todayiwilllaunchmyinfantsonintoorbit.com)
without the space between the ] and (
It renders like this: This is a link