Shadowing Practice: Paul Di'Anno interview 1987 (Spanish TV) - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Hello Paul, welcome to Spain.
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Paul, how did you leave Iron Maiden?
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Well, the music we were doing wasn't heavy enough.
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So I decided to get out while the going was good.
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That's what I did, and I formed this band.
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And what band do you prefer, this one or the other?
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This one, definitely.
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This one's heavy.
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Do you think the leaders of the heavy's leaders leave their groups to sing in solitary?
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I don't know, I don't think so.
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It's just that I couldn't have gotten any further with that band, so I decided to further it with the music and get some really good musicians.
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I don't know, not every leader of a band does that, but it was fun.
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So we tried that out.
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How is your last album?
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How is your last album?
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It's doing very well in America.
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Unfortunately, we haven't got a Spanish deal at the moment.
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We will have by next year, we hope, because we're going to renegotiate for the whole of Europe.
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So we should be coming to Spain a lot more often on tours and stuff than now on.
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But this new album is doing very well in America, so we're just off there again for another long tour as soon as we can.
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I think January.
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So it's going well.
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What are you going to sing now?
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This is the single from the album.
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We shot the video for it as well.
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This is a song called I Don't Wanna Know.
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Thank you very much, Paul.

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