Bruce Dickinson-6.Hell No(Argentina 1995) - V1

Bruce Dickinson - Obras Sanitarias, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Mar. 11, 1995, during the ''Balls to Picasso Tour'' 1994-1995. This is my first version of Argentina concert. You can find my second version in my Bruce Dickinson playlist.

Hell No (B. Dickinson/ Roy Z)

Bruce Dickinson : Vocals
Chris Dale: Bass Guitar
Alex Dickson : Guitar
Alessandro Elena : Drums

[Lyrics]

There's a secret that we all share
In the darkest hours of the night
You can swear on the bible...
Cut the throat of your rival

Oh, oh,
I've been taking my life in my hand
And I'm making new plans, yeah...
Now I'm starting my life on my own
In the virgin unknown...

Hell...Hell no...
Oh were do we belong?
In this place, where we fight,
Oh were do we belong?

There's a place in the misty air
Not a million miles from here
You can make it your own place
You can change your own face

Oh, oh,
I've been taking my life in my hand
And I'm making new plans, yeah...
Now I'm starting my life on my own
In the virgin unknown...

Hell...Hell no...
Oh were do we belong?
In this place, where we fight,
Oh were do we belong?

Hell...Hell no...
Oh were do we belong?
In this place, where we fight,
Oh were do we belong?

If you can't really say what you don't really know,
Then you don't really know what you can't really say
If you can't really say what you don't really know,
Then you don't really know what you can't really say
If you can't really say what you don't really know,
Then you don't really know what you can't really say
If you can't really say what you don't really know,
Then you don't really know what you can't really say

Screaming out hell no
Shouting out hell no
On his knees shouting hell no
Defiant as hell no
On the street singing hell no
On his knees hell no
Still shouting out hell no
Screaming Hell no, hell no, one, two, three, four

Hell...Hell no...
Oh were do we belong?
In this place, where we fight,
Oh were do we belong?

Hell...Hell no...
Oh were do we belong?
In this place, where we fight,
Oh were do we belong
......................................

''Hell No'' is a song from Bruce Dickinson's second solo album, Balls to Picasso.

''Balls to Picasso'' is a Hard rock album released in 1994 and is the second effort in Bruce Dickinson's solo career. The ballad "Tears of the Dragon" stayed for many months on top the of charts in countries like Brazil where Dickinson has a large fanbase.
This record marked the beginning of Dickinson's collaborations with Roy Z, who would work on many of Dickinson's later albums including Accident of Birth, The Chemical Wedding and Tyranny of Souls. Stylistically it departs from Tattooed Millionaire but is still more traditional-sounding than the follow-up album Skunkworks released in 1996. Later, Dickinson said that he and Roy Z were talked into making the album less heavy than it should have been.

Dickinson started working on his second solo album while still in Iron Maiden. For the very first recording sessions he recruited the british band Skin. Not satisfied with the style of the effort, Dickinson aborted the recording. His next attempt at a second solo album was a collaboration with producer Keith Olsen. Dickinson decided to scrap this project as well and teamed up with guitarist Roy Z and his band Tribe Of Gypsies to write and record Balls To Picasso. Songs from the previous recording sessions later resurfaced as b-sides on singles from Balls To Picasso and subsequently also as bonus tracks on the album's 2005 extended edition. (Source: Wikipedia)

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[dontalktostrangers]

wow such a great video and has not so much visits..

who is the guitar? and how old he is??!

[polishedrazor]

awesome! 666 stars!

[velvethandofdarkness]

Sweet! Thanks for posting!

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