Just seen this version

from SFTD from Montreal in 1989. Its awsome the way keith was playing back them.

Great find! Yeah man he is on fire!!!!!!

The Atlantic City 3CD-set bears witness to the whole band being on fire.

I remember the same thing about Keith and SFTD
from the show I was at in '89.

I think, from what I have seen,that Steel Wheels tour was one of the best.Look how solid Keith is.It's the total opposite from the Keith I saw in Rome especially on SFTD while I enjoyed the whole show.He seems like he doesn't care today to touch the guitar.I don't know why.

stillife Wrote:
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> Just seen this version
>

from
> SFTD from Montreal in 1989. Its awsome the way
> keith was playing back them.


I was there-two nights at Olypic Stadium-December 1989-those were the days....

wow - crazy impressive. he had those moments on the last tour...his solos during satisfaction in san diego and chicago '05 were mind-blowing. can anyone think of some specific others?

What a difference between then and now, Mick still the same, a great showman and singer.

"No dope smoking no beer sold after 12 o'clock"

What happened? A couple of days ago, I posted a fairly long message in this topic, which basically said that I`ve seen Keith do better. Now it`s gone. Is Bjnornulf going for a stalinistic regime or is it just a compouter error?

The server crashed yesterday or so and many postings were lost.

Ok, that`s comforting.

Given your history, I can understand your concern!

little queenie Wrote:
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> wow - crazy impressive. he had those moments on
> the last tour...his solos during satisfaction in
> san diego and chicago '05 were mind-blowing. can
> anyone think of some specific others?

i honestly think those first twenty years were crazy imperssive...

then imo, it all seemed kinda semi phoned-in for awhile, then on licks he really seemed so killer snappy for the most part;
i'll listen for san diego and chicago leg of abb, ty.

as to 'on fire'; i've hoid he was born in a cross fIRE hurricane...
so maybe that's part of it...

enjoyed the clip; TY!!
they had that "ESP" guitar fetish for awhile there eh? or were those "Musicman gits?
i think those are white ESP's...
both of 'em with the same model even it looks like...
sounded good; good guitars i think. wonder what mathijs thinks of 'em...

dunno why they got SO into 'em and they kinda seemed to totally drop 'em...
of if the company still makes 'em...

mathijs, if u get to this thread, wassup with ESP's in general, and in relation to the keith/ronnie arsenal?...ty.



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open-g or schillid or someone can you please photoshop a photo of Keith actually "on fire in 89." The title to this thread just screams for sarcasm and yet I can't deliver......

Die you guys forget about the first ten years...of course he has his moments now...we all do, But, to this day, my fav's are 1962-1965....

JR

It was the Musicman Silhouette that Keith got into at that time.
He was really impressed by the compactness and performance [joked that it "made him look bigger on stage" ] said that the design "could be a classic"...and then stopped playing them.
Don't know how much of it was just a fad [guitar [players go throuh phases of being in love with different guitars] or whether any of it is to do with Keith's subsequently soured relationship with Ernie Ball. [EB took over Musicman]
I don't know ...not sure how the chronology might fit. Maybe somebody else can throw some light on it ?

FWIW, they're very fine guitars [and still made] but most guitarists have a bit of the luddite in them and revert to the classic Fenders and Gibsons etc in the end ;^)

[I don't believe that Leo Fender and his colleagues had much to do with designing the Strat and the Tele..I think god gave him the blueprints in a vision ;^) ]



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