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Re: Why Change IORR when live?
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Palace Revolution 2000
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Date: February 12, 2018 11:19
It's "Rocks off" where they should use this method on. There is a song that desperate;y needs a key change for Live stage.
Re: Why Change IORR when live?
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Date: February 12, 2018 11:22
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I'm sorry but none of these answers are acceptable to me. CHANGE IT BACK!
Change it back to what? It never was in E live!
Wouldn't work in stadium. They have to play their idiotic sing-along bla bla 1989 live arrangement.
Which they also used in 1975/76...
Wasn't the early live version quite a lot slower than 1989 onwards?
More like particularly fast in 1989, I think.
It way somewhat slower in 1975/76, not Chuck Berry-like. That was okay, more authentic. Thing is the studio version is great, but you can't do it like this on stage, maybe in a theatre.
The version on LOVE YOU LIVE is not slow and it's certainly Chuck Berryed.
Not slow, but slower than in the Vegas-era for my ears.
Not slower than how they play it now.
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