I love this. Pretty sharp and exciting.
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Yeah thanks hopkins, as Keith said at the time, "on our own me and Ronnie are pretty lousy, but together we're better than ten others" .



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-03-20 13:49 by stone4ever.

Remember seeing it ages ago: great stuff!

What was it? Licks?

C

p.s. Of course this video is propaganda set up by Jane Rose to support the "wave" myth. It's clearly staged, the music is overdubbed, all guitars are played by Pierre and/or Ry Cooder. The won't fool us! Everybody here know that Keith and Ronnie "lost it ages ago" and can't play anymore ...

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Remember seeing it ages ago: great stuff!

What was it? Licks?

C

p.s. Of course this video is propaganda set up by Jane Rose to support the "wave" myth. It's clearly staged, the music is overdubbed, all guitars are played by Pierre and/or Ry Cooder. The won't fool us! Everybody here know that Keith and Ronnie "lost it ages ago" and can't play anymore ...

I thought this was around the 97' 98' period, No Security possibly.
I didn't realize this was overdubbed, shocked to hear that Liddas, what makes you think its overdubbed ?

This is so beautiful to me. It's like the genesis of everything really great in music. Two guys, or even one guy sometime, but two guys with acoustics just jamming off each other in a familiar progression; trading licks and rhythms; these guys being so natural at this; it's almost so much more apparent than in actual gigs sometimes, when the distance and spectacle and program demands are a totally different dynamic. Tho they have breeched that distance often enough over he years, with all three co-guitarists, that we have that solid groovy stuttered perfect wobbly swinging rolling thing often enough to know what we need and love....and here just almost casusally; like that country honk thing backstage from ole ole movie, where it's just m and k with one guitar totally tearing the ass off of country honk with so much soul...this is kind of like the geetar version of that for me...
...i like how at one point Keith just meanders to right hand picking right on or next to the bridge, just to get a sharper crisper popping bassy sound out of the strings...he just does it for a few seconds but i got a thrill out of it. he's just playing as much as the neck up and down as he can somewhere along the way just sprawled out on the couch with prohably 60,000 people outside waiting with a whole lot of excitement keying up....
...i get a big kick out of these more natural back stage or rehearsal moments whenb we can get them.

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liddas
Remember seeing it ages ago: great stuff!

What was it? Licks?

C

p.s. Of course this video is propaganda set up by Jane Rose to support the "wave" myth. It's clearly staged, the music is overdubbed, all guitars are played by Pierre and/or Ry Cooder. The won't fool us! Everybody here know that Keith and Ronnie "lost it ages ago" and can't play anymore ...

I didn't realize this was overdubbed, shocked to hear that Liddas, what makes you think its overdubbed ?

Just a joke!

C

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This is so beautiful to me. It's like the genesis of everything really great in music. Two guys, or even one guy sometime, but two guys with acoustics just jamming off each other in a familiar progression; trading licks and rhythms; these guys being so natural at this; it's almost so much more apparent than in actual gigs sometimes, when the distance and spectacle and program demands are a totally different dynamic. Tho they have breeched that distance often enough over he years, with all three co-guitarists, that we have that solid groovy stuttered perfect wobbly swinging rolling thing often enough to know what we need and love....and here just almost casusally; like that country honk thing backstage from ole ole movie, where it's just m and k with one guitar totally tearing the ass off of country honk with so much soul...this is kind of like the geetar version of that for me...
...i like how at one point Keith just meanders to right hand picking right on or next to the bridge, just to get a sharper crisper popping bassy sound out of the strings...he just does it for a few seconds but i got a thrill out of it. he's just playing as much as the neck up and down as he can somewhere along the way just sprawled out on the couch with prohably 60,000 people outside waiting with a whole lot of excitement keying up....
...i get a big kick out of these more natural back stage or rehearsal moments whenb we can get them.

So true!

And may I add that if one listens carefully, there are similar moments also on the big stages!

C

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liddas
Remember seeing it ages ago: great stuff!

What was it? Licks?

C

p.s. Of course this video is propaganda set up by Jane Rose to support the "wave" myth. It's clearly staged, the music is overdubbed, all guitars are played by Pierre and/or Ry Cooder. The won't fool us! Everybody here know that Keith and Ronnie "lost it ages ago" and can't play anymore ...

I didn't realize this was overdubbed, shocked to hear that Liddas, what makes you think its overdubbed ?

Just a joke!

C

«The wave». That was a new one

Chicago april 12th 1999-

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liddas
Remember seeing it ages ago: great stuff!

What was it? Licks?

C

p.s. Of course this video is propaganda set up by Jane Rose to support the "wave" myth. It's clearly staged, the music is overdubbed, all guitars are played by Pierre and/or Ry Cooder. The won't fool us! Everybody here know that Keith and Ronnie "lost it ages ago" and can't play anymore ...

I didn't realize this was overdubbed, shocked to hear that Liddas, what makes you think its overdubbed ?

Just a joke!

C

Haha good one, i was humouring you, thought perhaps you needed help lol

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I love this. Pretty sharp and exciting.
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Cool!!

..and out on stage Sure the one you need



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