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Hmm, too bad for you.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-11-18 18:59 by 71Tele.
THat is a good version. They have not done it much but it was a train wreck the time I saw them pay it in Basil in 1990.
Actually i guess I agree with you. JJF from 69 was great. The problem was on Ya Ya they didn't put the one from the movie Gimmie Shelter which was alot better version.
I dig the Leeds version, even though it's an atypical arrangement. The problem with Satisfaction is that it's almost exclusively played at the end, when they're winding up and trying to wham out every warhorse before the fireworks start and they dash for the limos. I don't like JJF played at the end for that reason. I can't think of a concert they started with Satisfaction. It is they're most important song, though it's been overshadowed in recent years. They should try opening with it so they take their time.
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Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
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Date: November 18, 2011 18:58
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There are certain songs he Stones have never been able to play as well as the recorded version. Personally I wish they wouldn't play them live because of this fact. To me its always a downer because of it. And on live albums I have to skip over them. Does anyone have any others?
Brown Sugar
Street Fighting Man
Jumping Jack Flash
All Down the Line
Hello, Planet earth calling. All four of these played brilliantly on Brussels Affair, just released.
And none of them have ever been played as well and as tight as the album version IMO. On the Brussels affair I skip right over them like every other time they are played live.
Hmm, too bad for you.
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Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
steel driving hammer
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Date: November 18, 2011 19:02
Anybody Seen My Baby (teleprompter)
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
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WeLoveYou
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Date: November 18, 2011 19:23
SFTD after 1969
JJF after 1969
1969 was a good year for the Stones when it came to playing live
JJF after 1969
1969 was a good year for the Stones when it came to playing live
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
vermontoffender
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Date: November 18, 2011 19:46
This thread is a bit odd.
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
steel driving hammer
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Date: November 18, 2011 19:49
Satisfaction 78 Colorado.
Only time they played that the whole tour it was that bad.
Only time they played that the whole tour it was that bad.
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
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georgeV
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Date: November 18, 2011 20:07
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Almost Hear You Sigh and Rock and a Hard Place from Steel Wheels.
Isn't this well enough for you???
To me, it sound awesome!
THat is a good version. They have not done it much but it was a train wreck the time I saw them pay it in Basil in 1990.
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
uhbuhgullayew
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Date: November 18, 2011 21:35
Flip the Switch
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
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Date: November 18, 2011 21:56
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WeLoveYou
SFTD after 1969
JJF after 1969
1969 was a good year for the Stones when it came to playing live
Actually i guess I agree with you. JJF from 69 was great. The problem was on Ya Ya they didn't put the one from the movie Gimmie Shelter which was alot better version.
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
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stonescrow
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Date: November 18, 2011 22:09
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Almost Hear You Sigh and Rock and a Hard Place from Steel Wheels.
Isn't this well enough for you???
To me, it sound awesome!
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
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Date: November 18, 2011 23:52
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Come Ononly me that haven't heard a descent version of Satisfaction live is my conclusion right now....
I dig the Leeds version, even though it's an atypical arrangement. The problem with Satisfaction is that it's almost exclusively played at the end, when they're winding up and trying to wham out every warhorse before the fireworks start and they dash for the limos. I don't like JJF played at the end for that reason. I can't think of a concert they started with Satisfaction. It is they're most important song, though it's been overshadowed in recent years. They should try opening with it so they take their time.
Re: Songs the Stons have never played well live.
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
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Date: November 19, 2011 00:57
One of their best cuts period, that always come sof terrible live is "Rocks Off". Jagger can't get the pitch right. Should he go high, should he go low? The melody comes off as a sing-song then.
It is one of my favorite Stonescuts, but live it bites.
Heartbreaker also has suffered live.
It is one of my favorite Stonescuts, but live it bites.
Heartbreaker also has suffered live.
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