For Maidens fan

[JetFixxxer]

This is called "Art of Dave Murray" I thought this was pretty good.. the editing sucks.. but overall good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP1v8uHaSTA

This one is better
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9gKjJdvyPQ

[Nuclear Vampire]

That first one is painful to watch. The clips are form the Raising Hell DVD. I have it and it's terrible. Maiden did a live pay per view for Bruce's last show and in between songs there was a magician sawing women in half and shit. The worst part was the playing was awful. Especially Dave. He was really off that night.
The second one rocks. He's kicking ass on that one.

[MortenP]

Dave Murray is underrated IMO...But he uses the same progressions over and over in his leads..

[JetFixxxer]

Here is Number of the Beast in Acoustic..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-GnmFgZBt8

[skorb]

Davey is always so fluid, that's his trademark.

set off so well by the precision, melody and screaming tone of Adrian.

[fr0sty]

Here is Number of the Beast in Acoustic..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-GnmFgZBt8

Cool, I have always been a Maiden fan but never like that song until now.

[VitaminG]

Davey is always so fluid, that's his trademark.

set off so well by the precision, melody and screaming tone of Adrian.

that's a nice way to describe their relationship.

For me, Adrian always was (and still is) The Man. I really couldn't get into Dave's lead playing at all. But it was their distinctive styles that made the interplay so cool.

I was never a huge fan of Dave's playing, but I really enjoy it now. I have a greater appreciation of his earlier work now that I'm older, but most of all, I just love how he's playing today. It's still distinctly Dave, but it doesn't feel as seat-of-your-pants, about-to-derail as it did back in the day. I don't mean that in a bad way, like he has lost his hunger or sense of adventure, but more like his technique has caught up with what he was trying to say.