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Sometimes I wonder if I'm not posting on a Beatles board...

Did The Beatles ever do a tour that sounded as poor as A Bigger Bang did?

Just curious, what do you think Steven Van Zandt or Charlie Watts would think of your comment?

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Sometimes I wonder if I'm not posting on a Beatles board...

Did The Beatles ever do a tour that sounded as poor as A Bigger Bang did?

Just curious, what do you think Steven Van Zandt or Charlie Watts would think of your comment?

Don't you mean, did the Beatles ever do a tour that sounded better than ABB?
(Can't hear anything at a Beatles concert in the audience.)

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kowalski
Sometimes I wonder if I'm not posting on a Beatles board...

Did The Beatles ever do a tour that sounded as poor as A Bigger Bang did?

Just curious, what do you think Steven Van Zandt or Charlie Watts would think of your comment?

Don't you mean, did the Beatles ever do a tour that sounded better than ABB?
(Can't hear anything at a Beatles concert in the audience.)

Or as good?

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kowalski
Sometimes I wonder if I'm not posting on a Beatles board...

Did The Beatles ever do a tour that sounded as poor as A Bigger Bang did?

Just curious, what do you think Steven Van Zandt or Charlie Watts would think of your comment?

Don't you mean, did the Beatles ever do a tour that sounded better than ABB?
(Can't hear anything at a Beatles concert in the audience.)

Probably.

yes,great points there stones dan,dvd,got awesome reviews.also on amazon,by people who bought it.

I first saw it on IMAX and it was incredible. Everybody was standing and cheering at the end.

I saw it at the IMAX in London and it sounded incredible, all the instruments could be heard clearly and it was a very enjoyable concert.

Then I heard it on CD and it was a let down (too much mastering compression)

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yes,great points there stones dan,dvd,got awesome reviews.also on amazon,by people who bought it.

Yep. I just don't get the comments that keith seems lost and doesn't appear to know what song he's playing. He seems very "with it" and in good form throughout. Especially the opening numbers...JJF - he's great. Shattered, She Was Hot, All Down the Line..great. My only complaint is he's too low in the mix. When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. Sure his leads are simpler than in the past but they're still unmistakable Keith. To me the low points are T & A, which wasn't even in the film. Don't like the horns doing the riff and his vocals are not great there. Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot; especially like the nasty variation on the Satisfaction riff. So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. So it's not Brussells. It still shows the Stones as of 2006 as a damn good live show.

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yes,great points there stones dan,dvd,got awesome reviews.also on amazon,by people who bought it.

Yep. I just don't get the comments that keith seems lost and doesn't appear to know what song he's playing. He seems very "with it" and in good form throughout. Especially the opening numbers...JJF - he's great. Shattered, She Was Hot, All Down the Line..great. My only complaint is he's too low in the mix. When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. Sure his leads are simpler than in the past but they're still unmistakable Keith. To me the low points are T & A, which wasn't even in the film. Don't like the horns doing the riff and his vocals are not great there. Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot; especially like the nasty variation on the Satisfaction riff. So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. So it's not Brussells. It still shows the Stones as of 2006 as a damn good live show.

When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. I was impressed too. Richards guitar is the leading element on the whole album.

Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot Totally agree on this. What a great version of Start Me Up! Stripped to the bones but full of energy.

So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. Exactly. When I saw the movie the first time it even came to my mind that he may have done this on purpose. Scorsese asked them to have a song they would sing together. Maybe Keith wasn't so happy to be asked to do something so he finally sings with the wrong words, who knows what's in his mind at this moment ...

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yes,great points there stones dan,dvd,got awesome reviews.also on amazon,by people who bought it.

Yep. I just don't get the comments that keith seems lost and doesn't appear to know what song he's playing. He seems very "with it" and in good form throughout. Especially the opening numbers...JJF - he's great. Shattered, She Was Hot, All Down the Line..great. My only complaint is he's too low in the mix. When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. Sure his leads are simpler than in the past but they're still unmistakable Keith. To me the low points are T & A, which wasn't even in the film. Don't like the horns doing the riff and his vocals are not great there. Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot; especially like the nasty variation on the Satisfaction riff. So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. So it's not Brussells. It still shows the Stones as of 2006 as a damn good live show.

Excellent observations.

Terrible film. Poor performance.

Another Beatles fan in disguise?

Currently 5.99 for the bluray on play.com.

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yes,great points there stones dan,dvd,got awesome reviews.also on amazon,by people who bought it.

Yep. I just don't get the comments that keith seems lost and doesn't appear to know what song he's playing. He seems very "with it" and in good form throughout. Especially the opening numbers...JJF - he's great. Shattered, She Was Hot, All Down the Line..great. My only complaint is he's too low in the mix. When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. Sure his leads are simpler than in the past but they're still unmistakable Keith. To me the low points are T & A, which wasn't even in the film. Don't like the horns doing the riff and his vocals are not great there. Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot; especially like the nasty variation on the Satisfaction riff. So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. So it's not Brussells. It still shows the Stones as of 2006 as a damn good live show.

When I first listened with headphones, I was really impressed with his playing, especially his riddim grooves. I was impressed too. Richards guitar is the leading element on the whole album.

Even the ending warhorses sound fresh and hot Totally agree on this. What a great version of Start Me Up! Stripped to the bones but full of energy.

So he harmonizes the wrong words on one chorus of Far Away Eyes. That's the human element of the Stones which I've always liked. Exactly. When I saw the movie the first time it even came to my mind that he may have done this on purpose. Scorsese asked them to have a song they would sing together. Maybe Keith wasn't so happy to be asked to do something so he finally sings with the wrong words, who knows what's in his mind at this moment ...

And I must add Live With Me. Regardless of what one thinks of Christina, Keith is on fire from start to finish! Nasty and smokin'!