Can someone point me to the correct release of a live performance where Mick begins by saying something like "we used to play this fast but now we play it slow"? I thought it was on Flashpoint but no luck.



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Turner
Can someone point me to the correct release of a live performance where Mick begins by saying something like "we used to play this fast but now we play it slow"? I thought it was on Flashpoint but no luck.

Flashpoint-era, but not on the Flashpoint album: "I Just Want To Make Love To You" live from Wembley 1990, released on the "Highwire"-CD single.

Yes! That was the song I was thinking but could not connect the dots haha

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Can someone point me to the correct release of a live performance where Mick begins by saying something like "we used to play this fast but now we play it slow"? I thought it was on Flashpoint but no luck.

Flashpoint-era, but not on the Flashpoint album: "I Just Want To Make Love To You" live from Wembley 1990, released on the "Highwire"-CD single.

The same track also appeared on bonus disc (CD3 Rare Reels) from Steel Wheels Live (Deluxe), 2020.

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Can someone point me to the correct release of a live performance where Mick begins by saying something like "we used to play this fast but now we play it slow"? I thought it was on Flashpoint but no luck.

Flashpoint-era, but not on the Flashpoint album: "I Just Want To Make Love To You" live from Wembley 1990, released on the "Highwire"-CD single.

He said it in Parc Des Princes in Paris 1990. I Just Want To Make Love To you

Besides the already mentioned, it’s also on the 2005 compilation Rarities 1971-2003. But the liner-notes are wrong in stating it’s from No Security, which it isn’t even on in the regular edition, though there is a version included on the Japanese version, but that one is a totally different recording.



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Hi-

Is was a single CD bonus track 'I Just Want To Make Love to You" from the 1989-1990 tour. I believe the "A" side of the cd single was High Wire, released 1991. Nico Zentgrafs page would have more details. Complete Works , 1991.

Blueranger...my hero, I knew I had this version somewhere! I have the Rarities comp.



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The break is killer, the way it walks, especially when Mick gets going on the harmonica. Why this didn't make FLASHPOINT and the ridiculous Little Red Rooster did is a head shaker.

Lame Clifford "harmonica" playing.

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The break is killer, the way it walks, especially when Mick gets going on the harmonica. Why this didn't make FLASHPOINT and the ridiculous Little Red Rooster did is a head shaker.

Lame Clifford "harmonica" playing.

Yes, it's realy fantastic. I was lucky to hear them playing it in Hannover in 1990 and I realy enjoyed it.

Just to add that it was released not just on CD single format, but on 12 inch vinyl as well. I know, since that's the way I purchased it back in 1991.

- Doxa



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I think it is No Security era.

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I think it is No Security era.

July 6, 1990, Wembley.

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I think it is No Security era.

It is No Security era if you trust to what is written in the booklet of Rarities 1971-2003 . But in reality that take/version is July 6, 1990, Wembley.

I haven't listened to No Security in a while but doesn't Mick say it on the album?

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Besides the already mentioned, it’s also on the 2005 compilation Rarities 1971-2003. But the liner-notes are wrong in stating it’s from No Security, which it isn’t even on in the regular edition, though there is a version included on the Japanese version, but that one is a totally different recording.

Heard it today on Rarities!

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I haven't listened to No Security in a while but doesn't Mick say it on the album?

That song was only on Japanese version of the album as bonus track. It was not on a regular/ worldwide edition. And, no, those words are not present on Japanese No Security.

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I think it is No Security era.

It is No Security era if you trust to what is written in the booklet of Rarities 1971-2003 . But in reality that take/version is July 6, 1990, Wembley.

Finally I get the answer! Cheers mate! I always had the Rarities liner notes in my head and couldn't understand how Mick could say the same words in the Steel Wheels Live Bonus CD. It has buggered me for 5 years. And even before that the sound deffo didn't sound like late 90's. Nowadays it's quite common with wrong captions etc etc. It's like when you see a pic of Keith which clearly shows it's from '78 and the describing text follows with summat like "...on stage in 1981...".
Makes one crazy.



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""we used to play this fast, but now we play it slow"

..bet he never said that on the 81/82 tour !

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""we used to play this fast, but now we play it slow"

..bet he never said that on the 81/82 tour !

Time is on my side was played slower than the studio version on that tour.

There's always the exception to prove the rule

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I haven't listened to No Security in a while but doesn't Mick say it on the album?

No.

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""we used to play this fast, but now we play it slow"

..bet he never said that on the 81/82 tour !

Time is on my side was played slower than the studio version on that tour.

Haha... They seemingly decided use all slowness they had during that tour in that number...

But another great comment by Mick when introducing the song in Hampton plus showing with his hand how "small" they were back then. Always makes me smile.

- Doxa



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Great to see all these memories, especially since my quote was a bit off - actually it's: "we used to do it very fast, now we do it slow..." and then the boys proceed to grind it out. Can't believe this happened so long ago!