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It's a different way of doing the songs
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because in Maiden they've got the
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and they do it very much like the
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I take the song and go, "Well, what's my
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And whereas those songs it's old now and
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the production is a bit different. Some
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of the guitar parts were octaves or
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unison and if I think, "You know what? I
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I would like to have a harmony there." I
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change it to a harmony.
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Uh so I have that and then
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going through the phrasing on the
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vocals, then my voice is very different
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in a lot of different areas
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and there are a lot of little details
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that I'd like to change just a little
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bit like finishing the line and the
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phrase at an exact point.
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>> That and slightly differently.
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Um a voice has grown and developed.
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to sing again in Iron Maiden because
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there was another third
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of my voice that I'd never used before
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and when Steve Harris was producing the
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album and when we were writing together
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he would say, "Well, try to sing it here
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in this place." I'd be going, "Oh, it's
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a bit low." And anyway, we did it and it
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over those 30 years away from that,
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that's become part of my style and the
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strength of that part of my voice has
