What Is Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson Actually Bad At? Interview

What is Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson truly dangerous at? We requested him and came upon throughout our interview, chatting in regards to the singer’s new solo album and comedian sequence, The Mandrake Project.

Other than being one of many best steel singers and frontmen of all time, Dickinson is sort of completed in lots of different areas. He’s an airline captain and has piloted Maiden across the globe on tour, he is written an autobiography and works of fiction in addition to a screenplay, he is a extremely expert aggressive fencer, airship entrepreneur… the record goes on.

At 65, he is as match for dwell efficiency as he was in his 20s and his voice stays in peak carry out, highly effective as ever.

While many followers could take a look at Dickinson as superhuman or some form of god, alas, he’s human identical to the remainder of us. Which means there are some issues he is doesn’t excel in.

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Using his distaste for swimming as a springboard for a detour, the singer enthuses that he shares DNA with an aquatic creature. “I used to be a fish!” he exclaims.

Then, the ever-knowledgeable Dickinson faculties us in a primitive reflex younger youngsters have which have allowed them to outlive being trapped below water for upward of 20 minutes. A wellspring of knowledge, it is a welcome detour.

“So, yeah, what were we talking about before fish and evolution?” he asks with fun, returning to the topic of cooking.

Watch the complete interview beneath.

WATCH: What Is Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson Actually Bad At? (Interview)

Bruce Dickinson’s The Mandrake Project

The Mandrake Project album shall be launched on March 1. The first version of the 12-part companion comedian sequence is out now by way of Z2 Comics.

Dickinson will help the album on tour all over the world, with the primary date set for April 18 in Mexico.