It was the first time I hade goose bumps in a cinema! It’s impressive how exactly the feeling is the same we have when we see a Maiden live gig. So much energy! Much of that could be due to Kevin Shirley’s 5.1 mix, which is breathtaking. It’s a unique experience, I tell you that.
It was an absolutely unforgettable and magical experience! Funny, emotional at times and very very interesting. Its great to see such a down to earth film about a band that so many people are proud to be fans of. I can easily say: I AM PROUD OF BEING AN IRON MAIDEN FAN.
As Jeff Miers wrote to the Buffalo News: “It’s a metal equivalent of Beatlemania, the unlikely stars of the show a quintet of humble, down-to-earth family men/musicians in their 50s who still seem uncomfortable with celebrity.
Yes, it’s mostly about the music. Maiden’s epic blend of richly layered guitar harmonies, supple rhythm-section propulsion, grandiose vocals and prog-rock virtuosity remains metal’s most adventurous sound some 30 years into the band’s career.”
Well, couldn’t have written any better.
Up the irons!
Hi, I'm Fernando Souza. An ESL teacher based in Rio de Janeiro who works for language schools and multinational companies. At the moment I’m working on a distance learning project based on moodle.
A Bittersweet Life is my personal website, a place where I keep my own blog, in which I write about music, cinema, television and mainly about useless facts about my pathetic life. Nothing very interesting, really!
