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Yeah, if this wasn't a cover, i think it would deserve a place as a regular album track! Great song indeed.
I know on the commentary it says that Steve didn't play on the track but I can definitely hear steve.
I'd like to know from what reference Maverick figured that out. It also says that Dave didnt play, and i can hear his solo loud and clear in the middle of the fucking song! Besides, from Smallwood : ...and there's no chance in hell that Steve would put a studio recording where he doesn't play on official Maiden release. The only official recordings without Steve (AFAIK) are Walking On Glass and Listen With Nicko series. One is a guitar performance, other is one-man spoken stuff.
also S15, I think the only reason S15 and TFF arn't listed as 2 tracks is because Steve doesn't play on the forum.
Dave is obviously on it (probably only the solo) but why Steve isn't? This info came from the band themselves. If we want to believe Nicko, he said it in Listen to Nicko Part VIII: http://www.ironmaidencommentary.com/?ur ... nk=singles If I understand well, then this also counts for Juanita and probably Reach Out (because he speaks of three songs, and Reach Out was also one of the Entire Population songs).
Looks to me that Harris and Murray just quick-learned and did their tracks after Smith and McBrain laid down the "template". There's both of them on that tracks, there's no doubt about it, they both have distinct instantly recognizable sound!
I told you guys how he figured it. @Zare, I hear Dave's solo but how do you recognize other tracks being done by him?
Check out the FM version here (videoclip). Sounds more commercial but I really like the instrumentation on this one.