Morgan Studios

Absolutely.

And of course, recorded at the famous Battery Studios, formerly Morgan Studios, where the insane list of great records and bands, Black Sabbath, of course, and Maiden.

But this record in particular, I think is Probably, besides Maiden's most likely best record, although I sometimes will argue that Power Slave is my most favorite.

But this one sounds the best, no question.

It is a song that you can sit in for quite a long time and keep finding new things.

Oh, also I might be fudging the details a bit, but as far as I'm aware, this was the only song on this album that was recorded outside of America, specifically at Morgan studios in London.

Oh, I actually had not picked up that detail.

So I don't know one way or the other.

He would flash on different things, but he was always kind of aggrieved that his records didn't sound really slick.

And they got slicker sounding when he moved to Morgan Studios, starting with the Lola album.

because he saw the downfall of Pi in 69 with Arthur.

But he got more technically adept at things, but I don't know if the effectiveness of what he was putting across emotionally really changed.

There's a great piece of trivia, which I hope the World Service will know, because you mentioned it very briefly, but isn't it a great piece of trivia that two of the greatest sounds of California, your album and the Eagles, were recorded in Neasden? A sound of California, but Neasden.

Yeah, well, it's Morgan Studios, but...

Horse was done at Morgan, but the first album, Everything But Horse, was done at Trident with Ken Scott.

Yeah.