Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson keeps passing out while dabbling with his didgeridoo.
The Aussie instrument is notoriously difficult to master and the singer said he has blacked out a few times. Bruce has owned one for years but still can’t master the tricky breathing technique that’s needed to play it.
He said he keeps gasping for air and collapsing.
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Bruce now plans to head Down Under where he hopes aborigines will teach him to play properly – an honour not normally granted to outsiders.
Didgeridoo players have to repeatedly inhale through the nose while keeping the lips sealed and the cheeks inflated – known as circular breathing.
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They then have to exhale through the mouth while keeping the cheeks inflated. Repeating the technique
allows continuous playing.
Bruce, 65, said: “I’ve passed out a few times trying to do the circular breathing.
“I get as far as semi-circular breathing and then it’s all over.”
Bruce has fronted Iron Maiden since 1981. As well as being a musician, he holds a commercial pilot’s licence, and has written novels and screenplays.
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