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When asked about the rumors that his drug use had something to do with his split with. Former IRON MAIDEN singer Paul Di'Anno took part in a press conference last month during his solo tour of Argentina. PAUL DI'ANNO Compares STEVE HARRIS To ADOLF HITLER, Says IRON MAIDEN Is 'Fking Boring' - June 2, 2009. He will be greatly missed.Would Maiden have gone on to enjoy the same worldwide success if singer Paul Di’Anno remained behind the mic? Prato posed the question in his book, Iron Maiden: 80-81, read the various responses below.Paul Di'Anno Is An Asshole/Legal Woes. John was a contributor to the album Fighting Back, and was a fantastic guitar player. It brings us great sadness to announce that original Battlezone guitarist, John Hurley has passed on.
It wasn’t going to happen. He didn’t have his act together. If he’d had his act together, yeah, they would have done stuff. But if he’d had his act together, maybe. I’m not sure how much of the material Bruce wrote on the third album (Dickinson did not write any songs for The Number Of The Beast album).
People just don’t know the stresses and strains that the personal relationships between bands can get. I’m sure it was very painful, because they were all mates and they’d all grown up putting this thing together for a long time, and a lot of work. And those guys did what they had to do. He bought himself a one-way ticket out of that band.
Bruce is a force of nature – God bless him.”Kastro Pergjoni, operations director of the Cart & Horses pub in Stratford, London, England where IRON MAIDEN made its live debut in 1976, recently launched a crowdfunding campaign to help raise 20,000 (approximately 27,000) so former MAIDEN vocalist Paul Di'Anno can undergo his long-delayed knee surgery.Legendary Ex Iron Maiden singer and solo artist Paul Dianno joins The Metal Voice on their 10 year anniversary show. And a guy who is one of the premiere performing artists that are out there. They found the guy that literally took them to the next level. But it worked out – they found the right guy.
I’ve never seen Paul play live, and I would like to hear him sing some of those Maiden tunes, because I know he’s out gigging and doing stuff. To me, they sounded awesome, but hitting the big time isn’t for everybody. And that’s a whole other side to the thing, it’s a risk when you’re in a band and you have to make those changes, because ultimately if that personality isn’t going to be able to hold it together at the lower levels, chances are, they’re not going to hold it together at the higher levels.And I don’t know any of the internal dynamics of what that was in Iron Maiden. Lots of times when changes are made, it’s because of a person who the group didn’t feel was going to be able to go the distance and really keep it all together. And then as it turns out, you never know what someone’s personality is like within a group. As far as stylistically vocally, I think Paul was probably a little limited as far as mainstream appeal.
But I’ll put it to you this way – I can never hear The Number Of The Beast without Bruce Dickinson, I can never hear Back In Black without Brian Johnson. Would AC/DC be as popular if Bon Scott was still in the band? I don’t know. That’s a hard question to answer, because you don’t know that for sure. I have no idea what it was.”Charlie Benante (Anthrax drummer), “I don’t know.
Paul…at that time, nobody in metal had short hair – it just wasn’t the look at the time. I think Bruce was a huge, huge part of the band’s sound and when the band finally really broke through with The Number Of The Beast, Piece Of Mind, and Powerslave, I think a big part of it was…not only Bruce’s voice, but also his look. I think they went much more mainstream.”Mike Portnoy (Former Dream Theater drummer), “I hate to say it – with all due respect to Paul – but probably not. I think Bruce brought a sort of style to Maiden that once Bruce joined, his melodic style and his writing style made an impact on Maiden. Just hard work.”Biff Byford (Saxon singer), “No. I mean, Metallica went on to be huge, and I don’t think James would say back in the day, he was this great ‘Rob Halford type of singer,’ you know what I mean?”Dennis Stratton (Iron Maiden guitarist, 1979-1980), “No, I don’t think they would have had worldwide success if Di’Anno had stayed, because he was hard work, he’s a bit silly in the head, and I would never work with him…I wouldn’t even talk to him.
Bruce sings it and obviously they do those songs live, and those are the songs, but I only want to hear Paul really singing those. Just the same way I feel like I only really want to hear Paul singing the Di’Anno stuff. I can’t imagine it any other way. Those songs wouldn’t have been as great as they are without Bruce on them. But I just don’t think it would have worked. I just don’t think he’s the frontman that Bruce is, and couldn’t have sang those songs on The Number of the Beast or Piece of Mind or Powerslave – some of those bigger, epic, or even let’s say, ‘commercial’ in quotes, because it’s not like they were a radio band.
They found the frontman that was on a level with the great frontmen that came before him.”Paul Di’Anno (Iron Maiden singer, 1978-1981), “They’ve had a couple of good ones , but they’ve had some stinkers as well, over the last couple of years! Oh, who knows? Who can tell? I mean, if I could tell the future… You never know, you can’t tell, can you? I think we would have still carried on the same direction as they did – like, The Number Of The Beast stuff and all that.”Do you think Iron Maiden would have gone on to have worldwide success if singer Paul Di’Anno remained behind the band? Comment below.
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