Iron Maiden - Wrathchild '99 Studio Recording скачать видео бесплатно
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Iron Maiden studio recording of the classic "Wrathchild", this time with Bruce Dickinson on vocals. Recorded in 1999 as a B-Side on the Ed Hunter pc game audio cd.
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9 years назад
leo starr
this is way better than the original. Clive doesn't have shit on Nicko! Fuck the singing.9 years назад
agardijozsef
This record is a futility.9 years назад
TheInceptum
Di' Anna can't sing for shit nowadays. Don't know why people are slagging on Bruce here. 9 years назад
Alejandro Hellebuyck
This one is amazing.9 years назад
netrogue1
I like both singer's versions.9 years назад
ilya solomkin
not even half good compared to the original9 years назад
Linda van Breemen
geweldig9 years назад
EdgeofWhat
Paul Di'anno needs to record all the Dickinson stuff now. Maybe the Blaze stuff too.10 years назад
VICTOR FERREIRA
Fuck man, Amazing...10 years назад
Pierre The Trooper
Wrathchild '99 Studio Recording.UP THE IRONS!\m/10 years назад
whplague
Eh... the instruments were kept as they were, only the vocals were re-recorded.10 years назад
smackroscoe
The only way to settle this is to re-record KILLERS again with Bruce at the vocals and let the chips fall where they may. I liked this version a lot, BIMO, KILLERS belongs to Paul.10 years назад
gaz elliott
way better than dianno version10 years назад
Bjørnar Fagerheim Olsen
this is a paul dianno song.. bruce dont sing it with that punk voice..10 years назад
m3ta1h3ad77
Renegade Pervert10 years назад
stultuske
actually, it's all "young Paul". if you compare his voice from during his Maiden years and now .... big difference10 years назад
Andersrain1
Bruce can drive a plane. LOL10 years назад
pazuzu666ful
sorry, and thank you for this correction pal10 years назад
Jeff Varner
*fly a plane maybe10 years назад
Amanda Weaver
much better with Bruce vocalsПохожие клипы
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