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Mr. Tabs Iron Maiden Run to the Hills Amplitube File
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Mr. Tabs Iron Maiden Run to the Hills Amplitube File

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I tried to use as much live footage as possible for this one, but in classic Iron Maiden fashion, they play it differently most every time, especially the solo. I tabbed out the most prominent guitar and tried to include everything else I heard in any isolated tracks. The legato parts in the solo are super off the cuff, so if I was learning this song for the purposes of playing it live, I wouldn't get too caught up with trying to nail every note in the legato flurrys (Dave Murray doesn't seem to get caught up with it and just lets his fingers fly). I tried my best to get those parts as accurate as possible!

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