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Georges
The general sound of Shepherd’s Bush cd is disappointing. Is it a little better on blu ray or 4K? We can hardly hear the bass. It was about the same for Rolling Stones Licked Live In NYC; and Live At The Wiltern. The Stones play great, but the mix and the mastering are not good.
For instance, compare the quality of the bass, on GRRR! LIVE, or EL MOCAMBO 1977. The bass is fully present.
On EL MOCAMBO 1977, it is a real pleasure to listen to the sound of Bill Wyman’s bass. It was mixed by Bob Clearmountain and mastered by Stephen Marcussen and Stewart Whitmore. They all did great jobs. Thanks to them.
The sound of Shepherd’s Bush cd is sub-standard.
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powerage78
Best release ever.
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StonedRamblerYeah lol whenever Keith does not know what’s going on he‘s just noodling around with that 3 note lickQuote
GasLightStreet
Keith with his fwanky usual 3 note wonder of shit guitar lick.
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Stoneswolf
It will shown at German TV station 3sat at Silvester
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GasLightStreet
Keith with his fwanky usual 3 note wonder of shit guitar lick.
It's now on too many live releases! Was attempting to figure out when he started relying on that strangling and I can only come up with 1989-90.
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StonedRamblerYeah lol whenever Keith does not know what’s going on he‘s just noodling around with that 3 note lickQuote
GasLightStreet
Keith with his fwanky usual 3 note wonder of shit guitar lick.
It's now on too many live releases! Was attempting to figure out when he started relying on that strangling and I can only come up with 1989-90.
And yet, 1989-90 was arguably Keith’s peak; especially with soloing.
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DandelionPowderman
Nice to see that Chris Kimsey was involved on Welcome To Shepherd's Bush.
Regarding Keith-solos, this one has always been one of my favourites:
[www.youtube.com]
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DandelionPowderman
Nice to see that Chris Kimsey was involved on Welcome To Shepherd's Bush.
Regarding Keith-solos, this one has always been one of my favourites:
[www.youtube.com]
Was he envolved in 1999 or in 2024?
I like it‘s, it‘s fun to see multiple Stones members at the same time and decide who to watch. However I don‘t need the „mirror“ split screens. Luckily they don’t appear to often.Quote
WorriedAboutYou
The Blu-Ray is a frustrating, annoying watch because of the split screen effect. It's constant, and in every song. Totally ruins the experience for me, it takes you out of the gig and feels really jarring. I'm watching on a 77" screen and find it too distracting.
Returning for a refund. Really disappointed. Whoever edited this ruined it.
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shadooby
Brand New Car is a sloppy mess but somehow it still sounds great. Only the Stones could pull off a stunt like that.
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DandelionPowderman
Nice to see that Chris Kimsey was involved on Welcome To Shepherd's Bush.
Regarding Keith-solos, this one has always been one of my favourites:
[www.youtube.com]
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DandelionPowderman
Nice to see that Chris Kimsey was involved on Welcome To Shepherd's Bush.
Regarding Keith-solos, this one has always been one of my favourites:
[www.youtube.com]
Pity Charlie sounds like he’s pounding a wet cardboard box
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DandelionPowderman
Nice to see that Chris Kimsey was involved on Welcome To Shepherd's Bush.
Regarding Keith-solos, this one has always been one of my favourites:
[www.youtube.com]
Pity Charlie sounds like he’s pounding a wet cardboard box
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flairville
Re the split screens, a Blu-ray has the capacity for this to be optional and it should have been IMO.
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MonkeyMan2000
I think Moon is Up is great. It would have certainly grown into a great concert song had they given it the chance. The instrumental guitar sections of the song and the break down in the middle with Charlie's snare hits especially work well.
I'm a bit pissed about the sound of the record. Way too much reverb on everything and no character.
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flairville
Re the split screens, a Blu-ray has the capacity for this to be optional and it should have been IMO.
First thing I looked for, unfortunately it's baked into he footage. Even during the talking between songs the editing flicks between 1/3 and 2/3 cutaways, split screen etc, it's like someone discovered an effect on their first day of work.
You know the way the Leeds footage would've been brilliant if it wasn't so tightly cropped? Same deal here. Would've been incredible if the editor had laid off the effects. I'm gutted about it, was really looking forward to this release on Blu Ray. Zero interest in it now.
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MonkeyMan2000
I think Moon is Up is great. It would have certainly grown into a great concert song had they given it the chance. The instrumental guitar sections of the song and the break down in the middle with Charlie's snare hits especially work well.
I'm a bit pissed about the sound of the record. Way too much reverb on everything and no character.
Unfortunately Mick loves reverb and having his voice front in the mix. El Mocambo has this problem as well. Sound of love you live is far better!
But despite of this I'm glad they released it finally....