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Bernards Triangle
Posted by: thijs1981 ()
Date: September 24, 2016 01:09

I have to admit; his timing was right on, and maybe it was because it was the loudest instrument during Pain It Black, but it has to go! I mean, why? Honestly, why? Why, why, why?

The guero in Gimme Shelter, the cowbell in HTW, the shakers in Brown Sugar etc, I love their use of percussion on stage. But with the triangle, I nearly fell out of my seat laughing!

Re: Bernards Triangle
Posted by: Rockman ()
Date: September 24, 2016 01:12

WHAT!!!... you were sitting actually down during the concert ....



ROCKMAN

Re: Bernards Triangle
Posted by: hockenheim95 ()
Date: September 24, 2016 02:04

I think he was in the cinema smiling smiley I found it odd too. And I don't like it when Charlie hits his first note on the cymbals. Just start with the tom...

Re: Bernards Triangle
Posted by: Rockman ()
Date: September 24, 2016 02:13

still should be standing .... hhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa



ROCKMAN

Re: Bernards Triangle
Posted by: ab ()
Date: September 25, 2016 12:40

Like Ed Grimley, his triangle must've been "pretty decent, I must say." But I can't be certain because there weren't any Havana Moon screenings in the States.

Re: Bernards Triangle
Posted by: HonkeyTonkFlash ()
Date: September 25, 2016 16:26

Pretty sure I often hear what sounds like a triangle every so often in 1989 versions of Sympathy. I have no idea if it's a sample, a keyboard or an actual triangle but it just sounds silly and out of place. Of course, unless you're listening with good headphones pretty loud, it's not even noticeable, but, but...why??

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