Blaze Bayley

[dickinson1978]

Actually, there were no overdubs on The The Evil That Men Do. Instead, they copied and pasted one vocal line for this track, where Blaze was able to sing the whole chorus, into the parts where it was missing:

I was speaking about domington 92

 

[Vaenyr]

I was speaking about domington 92

Talisman didn't mean your comment

07-SMS:A1L said there were overdubs for The Evil That Men Do from Blaze, but that's not true.

 

[TheTalisman]

Here is Afraid to Shoot Strangers from Gothenburg 1995. I don't think there are any overdubs on that track either.

 

[Vaenyr]

ATSS was perfect for Blaze. I genuinely prefer his version to Bruce's.

 

[CA Bryers]

Here is Afraid to Shoot Strangers from Gothenburg 1995. I don't think there are any overdubs on that track either.

There are "overdubs" on it, but like The Evil That Men Do, it's taking the "AFRAID!" followup to "Afraid to Shoot Strangeeeers" and copy/pasting it after every repetition of the song title. You can tell it's one take, since every time he does the "AFRAID!" it sounds weirdly like "DOH-FRAID!" In the version from The Eternal Flame bootleg (same show as BotB's version), he doesn't always do the "AFRAID!" bit.

 

[Vaenyr]

Funnily enough this copy/pasting of lines wasn't only done on Blaze's live B-sides. Rock In Rio has a bunch of those instances (particularly noticeable on Fear Of The Dark or the "nooo, we can't let them take anymore" part in The Clansman).

 

[dickinson1978]

There are "overdubs" on it, but like The Evil That Men Do, it's taking the "AFRAID!" followup to "Afraid to Shoot Strangeeeers" and copy/pasting it after every repetition of the song title. You can tell it's one take, since every time he does the "AFRAID!" it sounds weirdly like "DOH-FRAID!" In the version from The Eternal Flame bootleg (same show as BotB's version), he doesn't always do the "AFRAID!" bit.

Blaze was from birmingham i dont know what kind of accent they have there but sometimes was strange. Im not english btw