Bruce Dickinson

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OutwardFeller said:
¨Finally soumeone has said it. I think the original BtP is the best Bruce solo album in terms of sound production. On the other hand I always thought AoB and TCW suffer from very poor thin sounding production, which leads me to the conclusion that Roy Z was never a good producer hence his Halford and JP albums all suufer from the same thin sound syndrome.
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Ok. Btp sounds good,clean an powerfull. Im ok with that. But saying aob and tcw sounds bad i csnt agree with thst. For me both albums sounds great
 
dickinson1978 said:
Ok. Btp sounds good,clean an powerfull. Im ok with that. But saying aob and tcw sounds bad i csnt agree with thst. For me both albums sounds great
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TCW and AoB sound great, and perhaps foremost refreshing. They break from what was the metal sound of the day and have a steady footing in a traditional sonic blue print. I mean, an upper-bass register heavy bass guitar that also occupies space in the mix in terms of volume? It's awesome, but certainly wasn't fashionable. Solid choice, if you ask me.
 
Yax said:
TCW and AoB sound great, and perhaps foremost refreshing. They break from what was the metal sound of the day and have a steady footing in a traditional sonic blue print. I mean, an upper-bass register heavy bass guitar that also occupies space in the mix in terms of volume? It's awesome, but certainly wasn't fashionable. Solid choice, if you ask me.
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Solid, easy ok. But sounds great. btp sounds great for ne
 
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