Everyone knows Iron Maiden is famous for its twin-guitar harmony parts where two guitars play the same melody line a few steps off from each other.
As far as I can tell, now that they have three guitarists, instead of doing three-part harmonies, they've mostly opted for just underlaying the two-part harmonies with a simple rhythm guitar line. Is that true?
Have they ever done twin-bass harmonies? I mean, from his stint with Bruce's solo project, we know Adrian Smith is used to stringing his guitar with bass strings. Does anyone know what it would sound like for Adrian and Steve to double-up on bass lines the way Adrian and Dave used to do back in the day? I'm not a musician (not much of one anyway); does anyone think that would work?
As far as I can tell, now that they have three guitarists, instead of doing three-part harmonies, they've mostly opted for just underlaying the two-part harmonies with a simple rhythm guitar line. Is that true?
Have they ever done twin-bass harmonies? I mean, from his stint with Bruce's solo project, we know Adrian Smith is used to stringing his guitar with bass strings. Does anyone know what it would sound like for Adrian and Steve to double-up on bass lines the way Adrian and Dave used to do back in the day? I'm not a musician (not much of one anyway); does anyone think that would work?