As a spanish speaking person i am missing some things i don't understand, for instance:
Stripped, Love in vain:
-What does Keith say when they make a mistake at the beginning of the song and after that Mick laughs?
Hampton, 81:
-Before Beast of Burden, Mick says something like: Ain't forget Los Angeles....
-Between Shattered and Neighbors: ...all in the thirties...drums...??
Could you help me, thanks,

Hampton: "Ain´t forgetting LA either" refers to the radio
stations that were connected and Mick lists during the show.
Remember that naked girl with the fm numbers at the beginning?

"It´s hotter (? odder ?) than a Turkish taxi driver´s jock strap"

Stripped.
Ron: Yes, it's nice!
Keith: I just missed, I missed the last, I didn't get the right ar...archipelijo (he means arpeggio), you know what I mean?
Ron: Arthur Who?!
Keith: And I hate that when I don't get that in.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Stripped.
Ron: Yes, it's nice!
Keith: I just missed, I missed the last, I didn't get the right ar...archipelijo (he means arpeggio), you know what I mean?
Ron: Arthur Who?!
Keith: And I hate that when I don't get that in.

I'm positive it's "archipelago"

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Deltics
Stripped.
Ron: Yes, it's nice!
Keith: I just missed, I missed the last, I didn't get the right ar...archipelijo (he means arpeggio), you know what I mean?
Ron: Arthur Who?!
Keith: And I hate that when I don't get that in.

I'm positive it's "archipelago"

Yes, arpeggio = broken chord (individual notes sounded), whereas archipelago is a group of islands (round? a string of islands?). Not really sure, and don't really care.

"No Anchovies, Please"

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Deltics
Stripped.
Ron: Yes, it's nice!
Keith: I just missed, I missed the last, I didn't get the right ar...archipelijo (he means arpeggio), you know what I mean?
Ron: Arthur Who?!
Keith: And I hate that when I don't get that in.

I'm positive it's "archipelago"

Yes, arpeggio = broken chord (individual notes sounded), whereas archipelago is a group of islands (round? a string of islands?). Not really sure, and don't really care.

He means to say "arpeggio" but fumbles his words and nearly says "archipelago" and it comes out as "archipelijo".


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"