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| | Somewhere In Time |
 | | After the interlude that Live After Death afforded the band, Somewhere In Time marked a new approach, a new sound, with the introduction of synthesisers, which created a much richer sound. |
 | | Also, while still a pounding, driving album, a true heavy metal classic, at the same time it was all a lot more subtly done than Powerslave, with more vocal harmonies than had ever been heard on a Maiden album before. |
 | | Truly a superb album, sometimes overlooked for its brilliance doe to its being sandwiched by the masterpieces of Powerslave and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son |
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