US Edition5 Hard Rock bands that Bruce Dickinson said he likes
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5 Hard Rock bands that Bruce Dickinson said he likes
It was after joining the British heavy metal band Iron Maiden in 1981 that the life of vocalist Bruce Dickinson changed forever. He had already been the frontman of Samson for a few years, but teaming up with Adrian Smith, Dave Murray, Steve Harris, and Clive Burr to record The Number of the Beast (1982) clearly took both Maiden’s career and his own to another level. Over the years, he became one of the most influential singers in music history …
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