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stonehearted
Ah, thanks whitem8, for the correction. I suppose that would make sense, what with the movie in production the same year as the tour. But, for some reason, the version in that clip always reminded me of footage I'd seen from the tour.
You know, in all these years I've never owned a copy of or once heard Love You Live all the way through.
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umakmehrd
Movie was fun to watch - I really liked beast of burden,the camera work. And they all looked so great, especially keith is there anyone cooler than KEEF ???
Great tour Seattle rocked !!
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stonehearted
Ah, thanks whitem8, for the correction. I suppose that would make sense, what with the movie in production the same year as the tour. But, for some reason, the version in that clip always reminded me of footage I'd seen from the tour.
You know, in all these years I've never owned a copy of or once heard Love You Live all the way through.
side 3 is all you need!
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stonehearted
Ah, thanks whitem8, for the correction. I suppose that would make sense, what with the movie in production the same year as the tour. But, for some reason, the version in that clip always reminded me of footage I'd seen from the tour.
You know, in all these years I've never owned a copy of or once heard Love You Live all the way through.
side 3 is all you need!
Thanks. I'll see if I can get the local record shop to sell me side 3 only and drop 75% off the list price.
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MileHigh
Perhaps you are not allowed to post YouTube links in this thread? The YouTube user with the 1981 Eact Rutherford show on film is "Ronald Rock."
I always thought that JJF was from Love You Live..still doQuote
stonehearted
Love the movie and the Hampton CDs. I recall watching the movie on cable at the time and Mick's voice sounds better on the DVD re-release and the Hampton CDs, as if his vocals were sped up so as not to sound so lackluster and off key. His pronunciations of lyrics sounded imprecise, garbled even, as if he either (1) didn't really care, (2) hadn't yet mastered the art of running at full speed and singing, or (3) was still trying to out-punk the punks.
I'm guessing it's a combination of (2) and (3), but mostly of (3), because in the more recent DVD release and Hampton CDs he sounds nowhere near as off as I remember from back then.
Ever see the U.S. movie Night Shift from 1982, starring Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton? Check out this 2-minute clip where a live from 1981 Jumping Jack Flash was used in the movie, so you can hear how Mick really sounded at the time, compared to the more polished, sped-up vocals on the DVD and Hampton CDs. Notice a (big) difference?
Night Shift "car scene" featuring JJF: [www.youtube.com]
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MileHigh
Thanks. I am a new user of "NoScript" for Firefox. I am pretty sure I "allow all scripts" on this site but I still don't see the link. Oh well, I will worry about that some other day.
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jonnylamar
I loved The movie at the time because for us, in Australia, it was the only chance to see a "stones show". But I seem to remember some songs ,mainly towards the end , edited heavily with verses missing ?