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jpasc95
- the live version of When the whip comes down in 1978 (sucking in the 70's version) and here again the two Ronnie's solos and also the part with both Keith and Ron quitars a little bit before the 1st solo.
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jpasc95
- the live version of When the whip comes down in 1978 (sucking in the 70's version) and here again the two Ronnie's solos and also the part with both Keith and Ron quitars a little bit before the 1st solo.
Wow, you nailed it here. This version (from Detroit, btw) is the single best live recording of the Stones in the Wood era. IMO. I know the Hampton 81 version of Whip gets a lot of love on this board, but man, to me, the this '78 version makes those guys at Hampton sound like they are wearing Depends. Smokin' hot rock on this track from Sucking in the 70's.
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swiss
The first 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds of Monkey Man.
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swiss
The first 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds of Monkey Man.
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RollingFreak
Its possible, and obviously its an exaggeration, but the guitar solo on You Can't Always Get What You Want from Brussels Affair might be the most beautiful piece of music ever. Literally could listen to Mick Taylor's playing on that for DAYS! He just has perfect tone and his playing is so insanely fluid that its incredible.
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swiss
The first 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds of Monkey Man.
yeah that whole intro is quite amazing