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well,I subscribe to isolated tracks,which can remove the vocals’ordrums,or bass.Some people who are tech savvy do it themselves.It allows you to hear certain instruments betterQuote
GasLightStreet
How do you listen to it without the vocals? Ignore them?
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Taylor1well,I subscribe to isolated tracks,which can remove the vocals’ordrums,or bass.Some people who are tech savvy do it themselves.It allows you to hear certain instruments betterQuote
GasLightStreet
How do you listen to it without the vocals? Ignore them?
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GasLightStreet
How do you listen to it without the vocals? Ignore them?
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Taylor1
I was just listening to Midnight Rambler from Brussels without the vocals to focus on the guitars and Taylor and particularly Keith are on fire.Anyone who says Keith wasn’t playing well on that tour should listen to Rambler
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Taylor1
I was just listening to Midnight Rambler from Brussels without the vocals to focus on the guitars and Taylor and particularly Keith are on fire.Anyone who says Keith wasn’t playing well on that tour should listen to Rambler .His playing including his solos are ferocious and perfectly rhythmic
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OpenG
also on angie from brussels, they both play great together the whole song.
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DandelionPowderman
In the middle section they are playing together, complementing each other's licks. That part is fantastic. They are actually listening to each other, creating magic.
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buffalo7478
I may be wrong, but at one if the 2 Brussels shows, didn't Keef kind if jump the gun on Mick's harmonica opening? Mick says something like 'someone's quick tonite?' and Keef launches into it at a faster tempo? Thinking the pre-show coke was amazing that night? OK, maybe they had an extra cup of tea....
I personally MUCH prefer the guitars in 1973 to any Stones shows I've attended, or live recordings I've heard from any Stones tour. Keef and Taylor are on fire, and seem to play off each other so well, as Dandelion Powerman stated. Much more happening on stage than 69, 72, or anything after.
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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buffalo7478
I may be wrong, but at one if the 2 Brussels shows, didn't Keef kind if jump the gun on Mick's harmonica opening? Mick says something like 'someone's quick tonite?' and Keef launches into it at a faster tempo? Thinking the pre-show coke was amazing that night? OK, maybe they had an extra cup of tea...
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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Taylor1
I was just listening to Midnight Rambler from Brussels without the vocals to focus on the guitars and Taylor and particularly Keith are on fire.Anyone who says Keith wasn’t playing well on that tour should listen to Rambler .His playing including his solos are ferocious and perfectly rhythmic
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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Yet, i 'get' the point. Taylor really did overplay at times. Many, here, evidently really enjoy the noodling, but it detracts from the raucousness of Keith's rhythm-work a little. I suppose there is an occasional sense of overkill on Taylor's part. I, personally, prefer his performances from what I've heard of the '69 U.S.A. tour; Ya-Ya's and Louder Than You'll Ever Be.
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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Yet, i 'get' the point. Taylor really did overplay at times. Many, here, evidently really enjoy the noodling, but it detracts from the raucousness of Keith's rhythm-work a little. I suppose there is an occasional sense of overkill on Taylor's part. I, personally, prefer his performances from what I've heard of the '69 U.S.A. tour; Ya-Ya's and Louder Than You'll Ever Be.
To each own, but I love Taylor's "noodling", he's the brilliant guitarplayer I know, after Hendrix and Clapton. But I see that can go over the line like in Frankfurt 1973, for some.
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Doxa
To each own indeed, but I neither ever have had problems with so called "noodling" by Taylor.
- Doxa
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Taylor1
I was just listening to Midnight Rambler from Brussels without the vocals to focus on the guitars and Taylor and particularly Keith are on fire.Anyone who says Keith wasn’t playing well on that tour should listen to Rambler .His playing including his solos are ferocious and perfectly rhythmic
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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I played Brussels Affair for a friend once, and he said. "Who overdubbed the horrible wailing lead guitar on this great Stones show?"Quote
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I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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straycatuk
I find it unlistenable due to Taylor's endless noodling.
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