Poor sound - guitars mixed too low and Chuck Leavell too prominent
Lame crowds - particularly people who only attend because the Stones are one of the handfull of groups they actually know about. Bloody kids in the audience as well.
IF they dont show up! thats all for me, even if the sound and the mix and singing isnt perfect a Stones show to me is more than just the concert itself, You meet old friends, tailgate etc. Its an event for me and the whole experience is worth it even if the boys arent in top form.
I seen the band 7 times since 1981. Each and every show was great, However, some were better than others. Many of the previous opinions were valid, especially low guitar mix, clowning not playing by Ronnie AND Keith, and too many people on stage. I'd like to see a keyboard player and Bobby Keys as the only extras. Please note how good it is to see the band on the b-stage without all the rest. Also, I liked it better when Keith didn't try to upstage Jagger and they (KR and MJ or KR and RW) sang into the same mike.
Mick not singing all the verses to the songs (i.e SFTD)
I watched with glee While your kings and queens (whoo whoo) Fought for ten decades (whoo whoo) For the gods they made (whoo whoo)
I shouted out, (whoo whoo) "Who killed the Kennedys?" (whoo whoo) When after all (whoo whoo) It was you and me (whoo whoo)
Let me please introduce myself (whoo whoo) I'm a man of wealth and taste (whoo whoo) And I laid traps for troubadours (whoo whoo) Who get killed before they reached Bombay (whoo whoo, whoo whoo)...
Uninspired performance. Rarely seen one from the Stones. But, I'd say a lame crowd is one who doesn't realize that their good time should end where mine begins.
Elmo Lewis Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I seen the band 7 times since 1981. Each and every > show was great, However, some were better than > others. Many of the previous opinions were valid, > especially low guitar mix, clowning not playing by > Ronnie AND Keith, and too many people on stage. > I'd like to see a keyboard player and Bobby Keys > as the only extras. Please note how good it is to > see the band on the b-stage without all the rest. > Also, I liked it better when Keith didn't try to > upstage Jagger and they (KR and MJ or KR and RW) > sang into the same mike.
nashville Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Poor sound - guitars mixed too low and Chuck > Leavell too prominent > > Lame crowds - particularly people who only attend > because the Stones are one of the handfull of > groups they actually know about. Bloody kids in > the audience as well. > > Andy
ernest have you seen this tour,i would say you haven't or you never would of posted that comment.this tour is blazing guitars,ragged,tight,loose and blazing,you can hardly hear chuck or the horn section.
Rolling Beatle, bloody kids are welcome, too! You have to realize some of the old farts on this board think that anyone who wasn't listening to the Stones back in 1964 shouldn't be allowed to enjoy them. A little prune juice might cure what ails them! :-)