Guess The Iron Maiden Song!

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The music prominently features modal interchange. The lyrics talk quite a bit about light and colours. The live version adds something that the studio version didn't have.
 
Clue #1: The music prominently features modal interchange. The lyrics talk quite a bit about light and colours. The live version adds something that the studio version didn't have.

Clue #2: Despite only being featured on one tour, the song ended up being one of the more memorable aspects of the show.
 
Clue #1: The music prominently features modal interchange. The lyrics talk quite a bit about light and colours. The live version adds something that the studio version didn't have.

Clue #2: Despite only being featured on one tour, the song ended up being one of the more memorable aspects of the show.
Journeyman? They added the guitar solo that wasn't in the studio version. "Red sky of the east", "colours of the dawn".
 
Journeyman? They added the guitar solo that wasn't in the studio version. "Red sky of the east", "colours of the dawn".
Precisely! Modal interchange, for those who don't know, is when the music is in a certain key and "borrows" a chord from a relative mode. The verses are that, where the song keeps switching from A minor to A major and back.

Clue #2 was about the song being an acoustic number and them bringing out the stools to sit, something not normally seen in a Maiden show.

Your turn @Murder of Rue Morgue !
 
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