Did Paul Di’Anno do anything worthy after Iron Maiden?



Paul Di’Anno will forever remain in our hearts as the legendary Iron Maiden vocalist who gave us a gift of the iconic first two Iron Maiden albums.

Yet, and what many people do not understand, Paul Di’Anno was more, and I mean much more than just the first Iron Maiden vocalist, who recorded Iron Maiden and Killers. So in honor of now late Paul Di’Anno, let’s take a look at some of the most memorable of the many projects Paul Di’Anno has led after his departure from Iron Maiden in 1981

We will take a look at such Paul Di’Anno bands as DiAnno, Gogmagog, Paul Di’Anno’s Battlezone, Praying Mantis, Killers, Rockfellas, Architects of Chaoz, Warhorse and others. Here you go!

00:00 – Intro
00:36 – First journey
02:56 – The original Future Past project
05:10 – Take on the world
07:37 – This is Spinal Tap
08:29 – Finding the groove
10:38 – Dennis Stratton & solo career
12:21 – The new age

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28 thoughts on “Did Paul Di’Anno do anything worthy after Iron Maiden?”

  1. Saw Lonewolf supporting Thin Lizzy on the Renegade tour. Just another unknown support act as far as the audience was concerned – until the opening strains of Remember Tomorrow whereupon a collective penny dropped.

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  2. The wolf thing would've been cool. To further the conspiracy theory,I believe Maiden must have played festivals with Accept back in the day. Accept's guitarist is named…Wolf. Eerie huh?Anyway excellent video as usual,thanks for making it.

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  3. I was so happy today I got a comment from one of my comments about Metal today this young Metalhead send a message to me that metal still lives I was so proud of that my comment got a response long live metal and rock and roll❤❤❤😊

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  4. i saw paul around 2010. he wasn't in a wheelchair, but he had a cane. he had a local metallica tribute band who clearly learned the first 2 maiden albums a couple days earlier……they were a fantastic band and i think they were officially sanctioned-they played in front of a master of puppets scrim/backdrop. they did a set of justice and puppets songs, then dianno came on and they did a bunch of stuff from the first 2 maiden albums and a battlezone (i think) song or 2. it was easilly one of the worst shows i've ever seen. it was so bad, it was actually amazing. it was like watching some avant garde performance art troupe…..paul with a cane just barking and shouting the lyrics out of key with a band that didn't really know the songs, in front of a metallica backdrop. it was a weird night

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  5. Yeah, thing with Paul's career was that he never got support from mayor record companies, not for a global distribution of his work anyway. My younger me, been a huge Maiden fan back then, would've loved to listen anything even from ex members of the band, which only happen years later with the openig of some shops in my country specialized on imported records if we're avaliable and with the coming of the internet, oc. RIP Paul🤘

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  6. It was a strange coincidence that I happened to be watching a documentary on Iron Maidens early days (up until Piece of Mind), and the Next day I wake up to the sad news of Paul's passing.

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  7. Great channel, bro!
    I really like the Killers project.
    Especially the murder one release.
    Best track: Impaler.

    The living dead released as Paul Di'anno is very good too.
    Best track: The Living Dead.

    RIP Paul…
    You're surely missed
    Cheers!

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