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Old 04-27-2006, 09:30 AM
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One of the things I like about Harris' playing is even in the first album he goes to high notes and blows away 2-3 second soloish stuff.He used to do that a lot but in the latest albums he doesn't do that.What could be the reason?
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One of the things I like about Harris' playing is even in the first album he goes to high notes and blows away 2-3 second soloish stuff.He used to do that a lot but in the latest albums he doesn't do that.What could be the reason?
Bruce wasn't going to rejoin the band unless the sound changed.
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Bruce wasn't going to rejoin the band unless the sound changed.
No way!!! So thats never going to happen again?Its sad to hear...But you can't make a choice between Bruce and the sound can you,he's special for sure.
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Old 04-27-2006, 10:49 AM
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Have you ever thought that is because he simply doesnt want to do? Sonds cool yeah, but he could get tired of doing this too much.
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No way!!! So thats never going to happen again?Its sad to hear...But you can't make a choice between Bruce and the sound can you,he's special for sure.

in an interview I read along time ago before dance of death, Bruce was going on about modernizing the sound and less galoping basslines etc. should be interesting to see what the next album has in store.
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in an interview I read along time ago before dance of death, Bruce was going on about modernizing the sound and less galoping basslines etc. should be interesting to see what the next album has in store.
Man, that's interesting. I mean, Harry always stuck to his guns when it came to calling the shots for Maiden, so that's quite a compromise.

Another strange tidbit was that Nicko (IIRC), prior to their release of "Brave New World," was proudly mentioning the band's sticking to their guns, too.
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yeah harris always has been maiden, but Adrian wasn't going to come back if Bruce didn't so I guess he comromised, theres still some pretty rocking basslines on DOD, but you can tell its a little toned down.
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Bruce wasn't going to rejoin the band unless the sound changed.
thats nutty i never knew that
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thats nutty i never knew that
not some kinad of crazy change, but yeah, he wasn't goign to come back unless some thigns were changed.

I tried to find the interveiw but I couldn't, read it on Ironmaiden.com a couple years back
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One of the things I like about Harris' playing is even in the first album he goes to high notes and blows away 2-3 second soloish stuff.He used to do that a lot but in the latest albums he doesn't do that.What could be the reason?
Because he's trying to write all the possible combinations using C-D and E
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Maybe it's easier to remember his new lines

OK just joking. Being a die-hard maiden and especially Harris fan, I'd say he does play this way now, because he wants to play this way. Can you say they are bad bass lines? Can you say those are bad songs? Me I admire them all, both old and new ones. Sorry, I can't be objective when the subject is Maiden. And can you say that this is a wrong way they've done? Yes the first two albums are great but if they've continued the sound of their first albums, we wouldn't have such legendary (at least for me) albums like Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son. So their music changed along the way as Steve's playing and choices of bass lines.

AFAIK Steve is a nice person but when the subject is his music, he wouldn't accept anything about Maiden as long as he doesn't want to do it. Of course those are just opinions. And I believe nobody will ever know what really happened when Blaze has left (or kicked) and Bruce and H returned to Maiden. They don't talk much about it and all the other thing you hear are not facts but some tales. I wouldn't believe a word which is not coming from the boys and Rod Smallwood.
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Yes the first two albums are great but if they've continued the sound of their first albums, we wouldn't have such legendary (at least for me) albums like Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son. So their music changed along the way as Steve's playing and choices of bass lines.
Anything from Maiden is great and legendary "I" think!! These lines I'm talking about are not only in the first two albums,in every album until Brave New World and thats when Arry's tone definately changed.
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new maiden will never be as good as powerslave somewhere in time and seventh son of a seventh son
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