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Alive in Studio A
Metal · 1995 · 24 tracks

Alive in Studio A

Bruce Dickinson

Bruce Dickinson's solo power captured live in a studio. Expect raw, belting vocals and driving heavy metal energy, showcasing his post-Iron Maiden era.

February 27, 1995 · Castle Communications

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Alive in Studio A delivers a potent dose of Bruce Dickinson's solo heavy metal prowess, captured with an electrifying intimacy. This album is a high-octane journey, brimming with the kind of powerful, operatic vocals and driving instrumentation that define his iconic style. It's a record that demands attention, filling the space with an undeniable energy that feels both grand and surprisingly personal. The overall mood is one of triumph and defiance, perfectly suited for moments when you need an injection of pure, unadulterated rock confidence.

Tracklist · 24 Tracks
01
Cyclops
7:35
02
Shoot All the Clowns
4:56
03
Son of a Gun
5:46
04
Tears of the Dragon
6:28
05
1000 Points of Light
3:54
06
Sacred Cowboys
3:56
07
Tattooed Millionaire
3:56
08
Born in ’58
3:24
09
Fire
4:57
10
Change of Heart
4:41
11
Hell No
5:12
12
Laughing in the Hiding Bush
4:04
13
Cyclops
7:55
14
1000 Points of Light
3:59
15
Born in ’58
3:20
16
Gods of War
4:55
17
Change of Heart
4:41
18
Laughing in the Hiding Bush
3:56
19
Hell No
5:48
20
Tears of the Dragon
6:34
21
Shoot All the Clowns
5:07
22
Sacred Cowboys
4:15
23
Son of a Gun
5:44
24
Tattooed Millionaire
6:18
Moments Worth Listening For
The raw, unbridled power of Dickinson's vocal sustained through a particularly high note on a track like "Tears of the Dragon", showcasing his legendary range.
A blistering guitar solo that cuts through the mix with precision and emotional intensity, driving the energy of a faster track.
The tight, driving rhythm section locking into an unstoppable groove, providing a powerful foundation for the soaring vocals and intricate guitar work.
The spontaneous, almost conversational interaction between Dickinson and the band, captured between songs, adding an intimate layer to the studio setting.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Alive in Studio A sound next to the rest of Bruce Dickinson's catalogue?

Live Recording+4.0σ

The production is built around live recording than this artist usually allows.

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