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InChiefsHeaven · 10-25-2024, 06:05 AM

Man. Just saw this today, don't know how I missed it. Paul Di'Anno, original lead singer of Iron Maiden, died in his home on the 21st.

I mean, he was only 66. He'd been having a lot of health issues and was in a wheel chair, but no cause of death has been released.

Iron Maiden was the soundtrack of my youth, and I remember the first time I heard them in '81. I was like 10 years old and it was the Killers album with Paul Di'Anno growling away on vocals. The next album was Number of the Beast with Bruce Dickenson, who was and is a much better frontman, but there will always be a special place in my heart for Paul Di'Anno.

RIP to a great front man, largely responsible for the early days of Maiden's success.

10-25-2024, 06:05 AM	Topic Starter
InChiefsHeaven Rockin' yer FACE OFF! InChiefsHeaven's Avatar Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Omaha, Nebraska	RIP Paul Di'Anno Man. Just saw this today, don't know how I missed it. Paul Di'Anno, original lead singer of Iron Maiden, died in his home on the 21st. I mean, he was only 66. He'd been having a lot of health issues and was in a wheel chair, but no cause of death has been released. Iron Maiden was the soundtrack of my youth, and I remember the first time I heard them in '81. I was like 10 years old and it was the Killers album with Paul Di'Anno growling away on vocals. The next album was Number of the Beast with Bruce Dickenson, who was and is a much better frontman, but there will always be a special place in my heart for Paul Di'Anno. RIP to a great front man, largely responsible for the early days of Maiden's success.
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