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DiscoVolante
It's a nice moment in what I think is their best ever live performance of JJF.
Very good performance indeed, but why all the focus on Jagger? The camera doesn't move away from him during the whole song.
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Palace Revolution 2000
God, that's a good video. What did the USA think? To us this is all same as it ever was. But to '69 this had to be huge. They had not seen Jagger and the Stones like that. When had the last US tour been? In '66? That was a different world.
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Palace Revolution 2000
God, that's a good video. What did the USA think? To us this is all same as it ever was. But to '69 this had to be huge. They had not seen Jagger and the Stones like that. When had the last US tour been? In '66? That was a different world.
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marcovandereijk
It is charming to see how happy Mick is looking, just to be on the stage.
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GravityBoy
Is that swing?
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GravityBoy
If you watch the video.. Mick is bending down craning his hear towards a monitor just before he starts pointing.
@ 1.37 Mick ducks down then turns around questioningly.
@ 1.46 he points
@ 1.55 you can see Keith (in his own world) at the back by Charlie, nowhere near where Mick was looking.
Also there are no vocals at that point, it's the great chainsaw guitar run down.
Yeah.. I know.. it's all a bit anal.. but I'm like that.
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liddas
Monitor not working?
1.37: WTF 1.56: (to the tech) this one!
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pmk251
I forgot how good many of those '69 recordings are. I've been listening to them again. The Inglewood shows (especially the 2nd); the Oaklands; San Diego is generally good and some of it is superb; some of Detroit is good; Baltimore and NYC (27th) are both wonderful. Love where the band was at that time. And those guitars! Fun to listen to them work it out as they moved east. The shows were not "exciting" in the way they would become later, but they were something better...they were historic, they were very honest, almost modest and they had Keith at his classic best.