Run To The Hills (Bass Only) [Studio Version]

Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast - Run To The Hills
Original master (isolated) bass track from the Run To The Hills song. Enjoy and learn from the master Steve Harris. \m/

[@TjMetalHead94]

After looking through all the comments I find it absolutely hilarious that people think this isn't Steve and that he's using a pick. Now I'm trying my hardest not to sound condescending but seriously people come on, the reason why this track sounds very clangy and percussive because well that's Steve's tone, and the reason why it almost sounds like a pick is because Steve grows his finger nails long on his index finger, middle finger, and his thumb. A lot of classical guitar players for example will grow their nails out as an alternative to a pick for a more natural tone, I know I do the same thing. And second this is Steve's track because if you listen closely you can hear the guitars in the background and that's because back in those days everyone use to record in the same room and bands as epic as maiden would tape these tracks in one take. Seriously people use your ears, play this along to the master recording and the bass will sync up perfectly.

[@GES8215]

Finally someone with brains.....

[@vingdynasty]

***** I also saw them on this tour,and also stood about 20 feet from Steve,this is him.Anyone that says different don't know shit.

[@User-jk8wq]

***** I try to grow out my index and middle finger nails too...they keep breaking off though.

[@punman5392]

Steve fired the original producer for either the first or second album (I don't remember which) for suggesting that he use a pick

[@erikbarrett85]

I think it's him, you can hear the same track on the album, imo. But what's that about the same room? You shouldn't be able to hear that, wouldn't it have been recorded in separate takes for each instrument?

[@mr.peterson9575]

This sounds great. If you think this is fake, you aren't an experienced bass player. Steve plays very hard with his fingers and uses rotosound flatwound strings. This is obviously played with strong fingers on fresh rotosounds. And it is played very skillfully. You can't get that galloping feel with a pick. You can hear how some of the notes are hit with the fleshy part of the finger tip and some with the nail making a more scratchy percussive sound. People are hearing inflection, subtlety and nuance and calling it subpar playing. You're all too used to listening to computer generated and/or manipulated basslines! Listen to some John Paul Jones, Entwistle, Geezer Butler, Jack Bruce or Cliff Burton isolated tracks. All great players that play hard and noisy.

[@crungen5134]

Amen!

[@a1s2d42a]

+Mack Peterson I totally agree with you ... thanks for that comment

[@punman5392]

He also plays on top of the pickup causing the string to bounce off the fretboard, creating a satisfying clicky tone

[@qdaveq6597]

+Mack Peterson Steve actually plays with a very light touch, which he has described as "Tickling the strings". You're correct about everything else!

[@madmaxxxxful]

+Mack Peterson I do not agree, listen 2:48 seconds and 2:49 seconds, is different from CD (original studio album) if you are a bassman you know what i am talking about....

[@jmartin67]

Too bad we didn't have isolated bass tracks when I was learning all of Steve's lines in the early 80s when I was starting out! Would have made my life so much easier!! My all time favorite metal bassist and THE reason I actually play bass today! I STILL throw in some of Steve into many of my bass lines to this day!

[@mosesavina8559]

Joe Martin/ hey bro , no shit, if we had isolated bass tracks back then to learn from it would have been easier, lol! but because we didn't, we had to use our ears , which helped me out so much I can till this day just by hearing a song know exactly where the notes are, anyways, hope you still playing , I am, for life! this is MoDog,

[@mirak63]

same for me when I began, and only now I can play the full albums from start to finish

[@kamilfiryn]

disagree. there were separated bass tracks... but not available for normal human being xd

[@whatTheFup]

Steve is also the reason I picked up the bass when I was 14, still a huge influence on my own playing style

[@danadane2501]

I hear you. I just began playing bass 2 1/2 years ago. After being a guitarist who always ended up as the vocalist for every band I was in. Anyway yes having sheet music tablature and countless videos for play through, isolated basslines, tutorials on how to work on your own bass I've learned how not only how to do everything on my p bass as tech that is. Also if this was back in 80s it would have probably taken me 10 years to learn to play what I've learned already in less than 3. Technology definitely has some benefits. On another note I really love Steve's tone. It's a big part of why I use a p bass with Flatwounds. I'm shocked more Rock N Roll/Heavy Metal bassist don't use this same setup. P bass with flats and a basic rig or even plugging into the p.a. directly will give you a tremendous sound.

[@jeremyjames8678]

This IS how bass sounds, fret buzz and rattling is perfectly normal percussive bass, most of that is drowned out by other high end stuff going on in the mix, and the low end comes out because all you've got down there is the kick drum so nothing is masking it

[@schnozz87]

All that rattle and buzz and twang is fucking gorgeous, as you say you lose loads of that in the mix but I love hearing it!

[@eyelesscrown7346]

@@schnozz87 I love hearing it too! It just gives the track so much life

[@chiyo-chanholocaust8143]

It just sounds sloppy and shitty, for god's sake stop making excuses, the more you try to justify and not see what's happening the less we can learn from it. The information to take here is that even on professionally made recordings you can completely get away with shotty bass playing

[@jaspergillgannon4991]

@@chiyo-chanholocaust8143 It's not meant to stand alone here. It's how it gels with the rest of the track, that matters.

[@swirleynoise2424]

@@chiyo-chanholocaust8143 dude, sloppy and shitty? get off your high horse and go listen to something else. maybe something to your liking and "skill level". this is what works well in the context. if you want pristine tone and whatever, go find that. for rock n roll and metal is more about a feel and the moment while playing the piece of music. go play whatever you like and we'll do what we do.

[@rumpleforeskin9745]

You guys are insane. This is Steve's bass playing track. Of course when you mix it in with everything else, you don't hear all the pings and stops from Steve's playing. That's what makes the track even better after everything is finalized. He has always played dirty. It's rock n roll! Of course over time equipment changes and things will sound different. I'm thinking the user got these bass tracks from Rock Band since these songs are on there. Whenever they add an original song to their marketplace, they purchase the original tracks by the owner and set them up for rock band. He's not using a pick. Everyone should know that if you play hard and gallop the strings, you will get that percussive sound in your tone. Have any of you tried the Steve Harris Rotosound bass strings? Those guys are clanky! There is also no need for people to be condescending just because we didn't experience Maiden in the 80's, but it's the internet, so carry on. -__-

[@Precision202]

Yes. He used the rotosound flats. They are heavy as hell. His action is probably really low from the tension of those strings. Steve in the mix sounds great but it is sloppy when isolated this is definitely him. I know that tone from those flats and that p bass. Listen to him live. It sounds pretty sloppy but hey. It works for him and the bass is a noisy instrument anyway!

[@Schtorm_BLITZ_UNION]

These master tracks or mostly from Guitar Hero or Rock Band and there were often tracks recorded by other people wich is this case. You are insane if you think, his high notes sound like that with a fingers, because that is impossible. It isn't even percussive and Steve doesn't play percussive way. This is a pick.

[@DestroyYouAlot]

Ijen Ayen Impossible for you, maybe. Practice more and come listen again.

[@rumpleforeskin9745]

Ijen Ayen The first guitar hero had plenty of tracks that were recorded by other people. That is why it would say "AS MADE FAMOUS BY". Even on the old Rockband market place, if there wasn't an original track for a song, the album cover picture would not show up and it would state "AS MADE FAMOUS BY". IF rock band purchased the rights to use an original song and posted a cover that claimed it was the original song would be considered illegal. This is the raw bass track, so before mixing and mastering. It was the 80's, and it was a pain to punch in. Now a days it doesn't make sense why anyone would use an entire track straight through, but that's the digital age for you. I am not boasting who I am in any way (because i have plenty to learn), but with the use of perfect pitch I can dissect what notes Steve is playing exactly as they are. If you're not sure about the high parts, try listening to another part of the song to determine if it is Steve playing. At the very end of the song Steve does a moving G blues walk down from one octave to another, and that is absolutely what he plays on the mastered and mixed track.

[@Schtorm_BLITZ_UNION]

Austin Gehring You might be right at all. But still, I didn't like this, I was kinda shocked.

[@base656]

This HAS to be Steve's original track. It sounds exactly like his style and tone. And I was able to get this sound, and brighter, too, by just using roundwound strings with low action. All it is, is the strings clanking off of the fretboard. This song can be done with two fingers, and consistently, as I used to play through this album from start to finish, for my right-hand exercise. I was not only able to, in time, nail this track with two fingers, but also develop some serious speed for my old thrash band...no need for a pick, either (imagine Alex Webster only using two fingers). I need to practice more and do less typing!

[@dezsodebreceni4829]

2:29 How many souls do I need to sell to the devil to be able to do that?

[@endy7432]

I’d start with a few...

[@sasakiizu8048]

the number of the beast of course! ( If you do really want to play it work on finger picking speed the fretting itself isn't too hard.) Up The Irons!!!

[@eddiethehead4791]

Best comment 😂

[@profile2047]

It would only take a couple weeks of practice if you really wanted to do it.

[@dezsodebreceni4829]

​@@profile2047 Like yeah I was a measly little beginner when I made that comment, no need to be so high and mighty

[@Phil_Trujeque]

My god! Steve Harris wasn't as precise as I thought he was! And I used to think he was beating the shit out of his strings --- but from this recording, I can tell he's only skimming the tip of his strings with his right hand! This just gave me a major ego boost about my bass playing! Thanks for posting this!

[@gtate135]

He states that himself in interviews. He claims to have a very light attack on his right hand and only uses two fingers. He also floats and doesn’t anchor his right hand thumb. He’s fast as shit and a beast, I guess you need a light touch to play that quickly, makes sense. I never had a light touch and my playing has suffered for it.

[@DJalaviivaLibor]

This is my main influence

[@squishybutt2256]

I play this using 3 fingers on my right hand. A technique I learnt 35 years ago when I started playing bass. Never used a pick as it just doesn't feel right and you have less control. This is Steve, not doubt. We play this in my 80"s metal band. Steve is a great player of the bass .

[@danielerikschaller4775]

Besides his awesome technique it is all about his settings. Hiwatt like tone, strings, compression, string action, Marshall cabs and a "special sauce" all in combination with his hands make that sound as special and great as it is.

[@BlackenedThunder]

Exactly. I'm a bassist and I also use 2 finger gallops and the ring finger moves unintentionally.

[@ryplay5430]

Steve Harris is one of my favourite bassists of all time, definitely my favourite metal bassist

[@bjprobert3557]

i normally dont leave comments on videos but im tired of people comparing bassists. I have played bass for 15 years and i have learned a lot in that time. One thing I have learned is Flea and Harris are totally different. Flea will never be Harris and Harris will never be Flea but they are both insanley awesome bassists and they both can play almost any bassist under the table

[@whiptech]

But Flea is no Les Claypool. :) *

[@tubularguynine]

I've learned quite a few licks from Steve over the DECADES!! I've seen them from the back seats all the way to him almost stepping on my hand...ALL great!!

[@DKW1000]

The best Bassman in the Heavy metal. El mejor bajista del heavy metal

[@Kwarde.]

For people thinking this is done with a pickup; no. This ís Steve Harris. He uses his nails for a nice punchy sound, together with flatwound snares (quite thick snares, so there's alot tension on the snares), with the Seymour Duncan SPB-4 pickups, which really pushes the midranges (sound), and yet also a tight bass and treble (also said on their site). That's why it sounds like using a pickup. But it's not. :) (Oh, and off course the type of wood is also important for the sound of a Bass, Steve uses an alder body and maple neck. - If you have a standard cheap P-Bass poplar body, you won't get that awesome sound *if you have the SPB-4 pickups*. Yet they do sound awesome)

[@berni2905]

Wtf do you mean? He's playing a bass without pickups?

[@effiemars_]

He meant picks. Kevin, pickups are the mics for the electric instruments

[@ZachyB98]

666 likes!!!! No one else like the video. We must keep this forever.

[@Xtrem3Vip3R]

Didn't like, but still liked just to fuck an stranger on the internet. You.

[@rafael16759]

782

[@jemandtheholograms9895]

DrunkNikolai666 just made it 873 whoops

[@onlyfromadistance7326]

I cant help be sing loudly along with this! RUN TO THE HILLS RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!!!!

[@adammassacre4715]

Absolute king of the galloping bass 👊😀

[@ElliYeetYT]

I first thought this would soon be a piece of cake, then the intro ended.

[@spankmoo]

I've been playing since Feb of this year and I'm learning alot of Maiden songs....all of which I play all the galloping bass lines with ONLY two fingers. That's how it should be played...nice and FAST! It's pretty easy to me...so far. I love hearing the bass tracks isolated....very nice.

[@NoddyTron]

So…. 11 years later, how’s it going? Can you play it yet?

[@Leon.16]

This track here is played by one of my biggest inspirations to grab a bass! Steve Harris will always be my one of my favorite bassists! Others include Cliff Burton, Cliff Williams, Geezer Butler, Flea etc!

[@ALIENdrifter66]

For those who say he's playing with a pick / he should be using a pick or that he plays sloppy... I mean, get a life

[@jacoisawesome1]

ALIENdrifter66 thank you. this is seriously clean bass playing.

[@timbuk1126]

I think his style suits the music. This isn't classical or jazz it's heavy metal.

[@noahingram569]

They are just mad they can not do what the master of the gallup can

[@NoddyTron]

First verse: 0:44 First chorus: 1:05 Second verse: 1:27 Second chorus: 1:44 Middle bit: 2:07 Rising bit: 2:28 Rising bit end: 2:45 Third chorus: 2:50 Ending: 3:29

[@Arikashirukashi]

never thought that flats can sound so bright and cool)))) Amazing sound even isolated

[@Dzoni73]

thats because it was played live instead of doing each recording track per track as separate recording to a clinical, sterile but precise metronome clic. what you hear here makes perfect sense with the rest of music on as they dint use click tracks in studio back then, its full live performance and perfectly in sync with drums, guitars, vocalist.

[@Phil_Trujeque]

I absolutely agree - and I STILL love his playing!

[@beverlybernhagen8304]

I LOVE STEVE HARRIS!!!!

[@chrislanzi9583]

I'm laughing at these comments. Could always go isolate your own bass tracks. Damn sure that was not played with a pick. I play with both very often, missing the slide of the pick on the strings with each note assuming it was played with a pick (This recording was not)

[@aldo420ful]

these people swear he uses a pick, stubborn sob's

[@jeremylovesmusic1]

And this is why Steve Harris is one of the resons I picked up playing bass.

[@davidwright4644]

No idea how he gets the extra sounds, but I've found this song becomes reasonably easy if you use three-finger triplets. Still not as good as Steve, though, in my case. The only awkward part is the bit on fret 17. Steve uses just two fingers, so his playing is phenomenal.

[@HotRod12667]

I learned the gallop part with two fingers. It's not hard.

[@e633xx]

It's two fingers plus the wrist! That's the ticket!

[@davidwright4644]

There are parts of this track that couldn't have been played using fingers. Scratching a finger nail on the string like a pick - possibly.

[@GES8215]

David Wright ive done that

[@MrGul]

Just a small correction here: triplets are NOT "three notes over one beat" like the traditional gallop rhythm (an 8th note followed by two 16th notes, taking up the same space as a 4th note beat) that Iron Maiden is using. Triplets are "three notes EVENLY SPACED OUT over one beat" and it sounds quite different.

[@yobagaba]

@FilipUNIBO thank U for uploading the track, I'll be waiting for it, good job, is very useful what you do :D

[@Aptbushcraftprepper]

So awesome!!!!

[@BlackenedThunder]

@6mercenary9 He never uses three fingers. Always two. He said that himself and if you concentrate on his playing, you can see it as well. The middle finger and the ring finger always move in an accordance, that's why it seems like he is using the third also. But the fingers that are doing the work are the middle and the index.

[@gary999t]

Some of these comments are hilarious, but consistent with interpretations of isolated bass tracks, which would suggest the listener hasn't heard bass in the mix. If anyone thinks this is not Steve Harris, please play it and record the track, isolate the bass, and post it up on KZbin.

[@jeremylovesmusic1]

@charliegrs 3 of my other favorite bassists are John Entwiste of The Who, Cliff Burton of Metallica and Geddy Lee of Rush.

[@jackdylan2002]

Same here.

[@lincolnreddell9405]

Yes

[@TRJBASS]

Not only does he have amazingly fast fingers, but he's doing that with heavy 110-55 flatwounds...you could lift a car engine with those things!!

[@marcosuchoa3774]

Monster!!!!

[@manolisvarouchas]

Fantastic!

[@wyattrichardson6237]

Sounds like Steve to me.

[@dickinballs3886]

+Wyatt Richardson FUCK YOU trailer trash low life.

[@wyattrichardson6237]

+Freddy wishbone ;))))

[@GustavoFarenzena]

Muy bueno! Gracias Filip!!!

[@viper7159]

I would love to know Steves technique at 02:29

[@user-mw1tn8me5z]

You need to unpress and press again every note, and try to play Soft and hard alternative with right hand. That is what i do for this song, sounds very similar imo.

[@patrickmurphy2443]

Dude was way before his time holy friggin shit

[@Fl0reKpl]

And vice versa. They are both great and fits perfectly into music they perform.

[@DenniWintyr]

The clicking sound is because he finger picks pushing the string toward the bass, laterally, rather than across the string, vertically, which causes the strings to vibrate 90 degrees from the axis that they normally would, which makes them hit the fret board, hence the clicking sound.

[@zamp6969]

Steve is going in!

[@Orbster101]

Amazing

[@miloesalazar]

Steve is using his fingers on this track, not saying that because of the scene on the music video but you tell his galloping sound is used with his fingers and the equipment he is using also the strings his mid is turned down while his treble is cranked. He is using two fingers or three (index, middle, ring), wither way he is using his fingers.

[@russellflynn6937]

WICKED fingerz Uncle Steve

[@felphero]

So, I'm a guitar player, I only play bass for recording and kicks. I decided know what? I'm gonna learn how to use fingers rather than pick. So after weeks of practice I did it! I was so proud, then I listened to this shit, and fuck, here's the deal, to get this real galloping percusive sound, every time you hit the string you gotta hit the shit out of it so the string slams into the fret and does that little pop, thus giving the percursive effect. So yeah, another week of practice now

[@zombiespacebat]

Yep, he has incredibly low action and a very soft touch, practically brushing the strings.

[@libreriasagradafamilia]

Ouch my fingers haha

[@MaxPayneIzRudog]

His bass has a mirror pickguard, it reflects the fingers. He said himself that he only plays with two fingers in Abbey Road. Also, I can play triplets with two fingers and have it sounding with 'Arry, and it's much easier with two fingers.

[@VideoMask93]

False. He's said he gallops with only two fingers. It looks like he does 3 because the ring finger's tied up with the middle finger tendon-wise, so it moves with them, but doesn't hit the strings.

[@Crustxfarley]

YES!!!!!!! finally, i can back it up with my guitar!

[@TRJBASS]

It sounds like Steve Harris to me, Flatwounds with a lot of mid-range/treble give that clank sound when you hit as hard as he does..I also think he does something Geddy Lee also does, he sometimes goes back and forth with his index finger which does sound very much like a pick.

[@Lennyofbassist]

Remember that fingernails can be used to produce the clacky sound that is most often associated with picks. I despise using picks unless absolutely necessary, so I will grow my nails out to gain a similar sound to picking, despite it being pizzicato. I picked that idea up from ol' Steve Harris who said in Bass Player magazine that he does that to get the picked sound.

[@ThomasLessard49]

Lennyofbassist flatwounds and low action and hard hitting the strings is the way to do it not long nails

[@steph1918]

Jeez. That speed.

[@kc8ntp]

Yup, you are very right. IDK how in the hell he does it with two, but does it he indeed does. For me, I have to use three to hit the triplets that he does and then I have never been able to quite make it sound right.

[@LucDaRocka1]

You can't say that, they are both excellent Musicians as bassists

[@derekmann8239]

Steve Harris is a GOD.

[@yula__]

im starting to learn how to play on bass. thank you for this, its still hard for me to hear the bass in some songs. :)

[@SquierStrat72]

Been a bass player for about 15 years, myself, but did have a long break from it for a few. I also play guitar, mostly rhythm based stuff.

[@TheTrooperMB]

I can play the whole song , but damn this should be the fastest I've ever played and i won't do it twice in a row for sure :D

[@brycekaminski9735]

Thanks this helps alot

[@fiflualbaix8772]

I would give away all my belongins to hear Sir John Entwistle covering this

[@viniruggi]

Hey, Kevin Kiso. I have to agree...I'm a bass player and I grew up listening to Iron Maiden. At some parts of the song it is hard even to identify the note and I it's just odd the way the looses the bit also.

[@Mar-vp8ig]

I️ like how you can actually hear the bass in the song unlike metallica

[@whiptech]

LOL. That's all Lars being an A......... DOCUMENTED.

[@nategin9009]

Have you not heard orion?

[@branlopgar]

This NEVER will be a pick. EVER: First, long nails. I also do it. Second, full speed obviously sounds dirty because a note hasn't stopped sounding when the next is being played. Don't believe me? Listen at John Myung's Learning to Live bass track. Sounds dirty, but when you play full speed, it uses to sound like that, and when you need to go the same pace than guitars, damn, I dare you to don't make it sound like this. Finally: when drums and guitars are also playing, bass is not that easy to say: Isclean, is not, or is a pick.

[@punman5392]

Steve also plays on top of the pickup. This location on P basses causes the string to bounce off the fretboard creating a satisfying click sound

[@ThomasLessard49]

Long nails have nothing to do with the tone... having slightly long nails stops you from playing fast

[@AllanBelt]

Hello from Peru.. cool video man.. by the way how did you isolated the bass track? is there any software able to do this? Thanks ..

[@AttitudeCastle]

Search "Proof steve harris plays with two fingers" He states he only uses two. I met maiden in Aberdeen last year, and asked the man himself and he said always two fingers, he's experiemented with three but only uses two as he feels much more comfortable and thus able to sprint about like the 'arry we know and love live! No reason why he couldn't have used three that night though so we could all be right!

[@asuntos.publicos]

This seems to try aPhill Apector "walk of sound" technique as I hear two or three basses simultaneously.

[@bravesfan528]

@6mercenary9 he dont use 3. hes said and the other band members have said that he just uses his index and middle finger.

[@VideoMask93]

This is definitely Steve. He has a distinctively pick-like tone thanks to using fingernails.

[@TomScaiola]

@AnthonVictorChannel can you explain me why do they say he plays with one finger?

[@PANICBLADE]

Flats actually make it easier to do! I switched it up and it all fell in line, because roundwounds are looser and have more of a texture to them, so your fingers catch easier, making it harder to play fast. Having smooth, tight, huge strings makes your fingers roll off them much easier, which helps play stuff like this with much less effort. Plus they last forever and are much easier on your fingers and frets. I'm never going back since I made the switch to thicker flats.

[@Masky_Tv]

To me almost sounds like he's using a pick, but I guess I'm wrong... Maybe some stainless steel strings? Idk but can you "experts" tell me what kind of strings he's using? I understand he may be using to fingers but I get the same result with three.

[@jeeemmm]

Is this bass guitar??? (Just want to ask)

[@Murgins]

yes

[@jeeemmm]

Murgins thank you for the reaply i been waiting like a week now thank u so much

[@blekhero]

No this is the vocal track....

[@jeeemmm]

blekhero wow

[@thelusienorchestra]

:D

[@arran8910]

5 Years :)

[@nicoloderossi3888]

At minute 2.33 I can feel my right hand shooting fingers like a gun would do with bullets... And I'm not even playing😂

[@DaveTurnerBassGuitar]

is this Steve's Precision, or one of his "custom" basses like the blue Lado?

[@vinceisking2250]

I think it was a precision here but I’m not sure

[@miisu]

Sounds very interesting.

[@teupai840]

Alguém cantou junto enquanto ele toca? Por que eu sim...

[@linkroblox9474]

Steve Harris is like the British Cliff Burton

[@yobagaba]

you have the drums??? only drums? please y need listen thanks a lot

[@Joojajay]

about 1 year now. but im still young :)

[@lumpyfart4650]

So does he use 2 fingers or 3 or both?

[@dreamer12621]

it is possible...you just need to know how to do it...i am a bass player and he is one of my first and biggest influences in playin..i've been playing bass for 3 years now, and i learned it a year ago...with 2 fingers...it'all about practice...75% of people don't understand steve's 2-finger tehnique...i do, because i listen a lot, and then play the piece, and to me this part is very easy :)

[@SabbathFuckingSucks]

Six years.

[@elvergutierrez7790]

Fuck my fingers are tired and I’m not even playing it!

[@DidacticEditions]

ALL OVER THE SHOP HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !

[@charliegrs]

@jeremylovesmusic1 Same here. The first time I heard number of the beast I couldnt get over how powerful the bass line was and I was deadset on getting a bass after that and I did ;)

[@joeblsfli]

do you have the drum track

[@bohs1984]

What works in a recording mix is not usually what you would play if just jamming by yourself. But still, I would have expected a little bit cleaner track.

[@AllanBelt]

No me respondieron pero encontre yo mismo la respuesta.. hay un Bootleg de Iron Maiden que se llama Master tracks donde hay varios temas separados por pista.. Suerte!! Up the irons.

[@tubadude07]

I hate the paradigm of playing bass a certain or that using one way is better than the other....It shouldn't matter, you're making music whatever sounds good to you should be what you want. But the facts are the Steve doesn't picks he just has insane stamina with those fingers. Must have impressed a lot of women....

[@deanphillips4407]

Giddy up!!!

[@OliverTobyn]

That's the Steve Harris tone, it sounds like a pick, but it's actually fingers. Besides, a pick would have much more attack and edge.

[@garystrat999]

of course.. Steve is Master