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Under this weird title is one of the less known album from Iron Maiden's singer solo career, and maybe this can be explained by the fact it is far from the best-known Chemical Wedding & Accident Of Birth, released just after.
It is really completely different: while the latter is heavy & loud, Skunkworks is a soft, nearly a pop-rock album. The line-up is also different (but the same as Alive In Studio A, 1995): Alex Dickson on guitars, Chris Dale on bass, and Alex Elena on drums.
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| published 15.10.2003 | Comments (2)
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Why the hate? This is my favourite Bruce solo album.
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Certainly the best out of his first three solo albums.
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Written by Aristarchos on 02.03.2013 at 13:21
Why the hate? This is my favourite Bruce solo album.
werry week nowdays I will change my midn this is secend weekest and balls to picaso moves to 3th place.... most weekestw aht eh like song writer has written is last IM album
Here are no somgs what can catch you up, all album is week, seems he experment and good is this is short album 40 min hehe
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