Los Angeles, July 13, 1975:






Thanks to the 1975 photo thread for most of the photos! Praise is welcome!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-03-22 20:48 by Ringo.

One of my pet peeves is when I see something on youtube that features an introductory photo. It makes me think that it will be a video of something I've never seen before but turns out not to be the case

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One of my pet peeves is when I see something on youtube that features an introductory photo. It makes me think that it will be a video of something I've never seen before but turns out not to be the case

Yes, the introductory photo makes it seem this is from the truck in New York. But Youtube let me choose between only three introductory photos, and this was the only ok one.

No praise? Here's some, from my video description: "This is perhaps the track I would bring to a desert island. Tough and "elegant" (i.e. very well played, precise) at the same time. Makes me in a good mood."

Stick to the drums.

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loog droog
Stick to the drums.

Why negative? But perhaps you're right. Anyway, later I'll upload other favourites - e.g. Hand Of Fate from Knebworth 1976 and Heartbreaker from July 10, 1975.

It is good... I want to learn how to do this too.

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Wanton Witch of the Côte
It is good... I want to learn how to do this too.

I 2nd that...I have my own music I would like to do that to.

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Wanton Witch of the Côte
It is good... I want to learn how to do this too.

I used the program Windows Movie Maker, which I guess is on most PCs. I struggled a little with the photos, but getting the mp3 file into the video was no problem.

I've put in a new video description:

"This is perhaps the track I would bring to a desert island. It's tough and it swings at the same time. By the way, that's the same combination that in my view makes "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" so good.

A little explanation: I used to think that the bootleg "Brussels Affair" was simply better than "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!" (and Brussels Affair is still my favourite). But then I discovered that Ya-Ya's had something Brussels Affair didn't. Ya-Ya's was relaxed, and it was swinging, while Brussels Affair was more tough/raw and intense. The track here has some of this same relaxed and swinging style that Ya-Ya's has, while it's perhaps a little more tough/raw than Ya-Ya's."



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009-03-23 15:10 by Ringo.