I've posted this before (6 months for the smart arses amongst us) but with no luck, so 'ere I go again - can anyone remember or help me out with what that music source was as the fireworks raged and the confetti rained down?

Cheers

It's all over now?

Fool to cry?

Had it with you?

Sad sad sad?

I can't remember the name, but I remember the music. You can hear it at the end of some VL boots.

Wasn't that the tour where they used Hendrix guitar version of the Star Spangled Banner?

No, that was in 1981 and 1982.

Just '81.

Ok.

They used a classical piece in 1982, wasn't it Tchaikovskij (I know it's spelled wrong) ?

georgeV Wrote:
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> Wasn't that the tour where they used Hendrix
> guitar version of the Star Spangled Banner?


Common knowledge...81.


I remember that tribal rhythm, it was sold on CD through
a CD mailorder here in Germany, so it´s official (and not a
Stones product like the intro in the middle of the show when
those disgusting inflatables were blown up)and available somewhere.

On the B2B tour, the post-show music was "Aloui" by Orchestre National de Barbès.

on which boot do we have the VL ending ?
I have a lot, but I don't remember which ones are long enough to include the music

Schüttorf, Hannover.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-01-11 21:27 by erikjjf.

Paris 95 (Longchamps) VGP

In 82 I think it was the Overture to 1812 by Tchaikowski, if I remember right.

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

mickijaggeroo Wrote:
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> In 82 I think it was the Overture to 1812 by
> Tchaikowski, if I remember right.
>

you indeed remember right, Vilhelm

they used "Ride of the Valkryies" by Wagner at the end of the shows on Voodoo Lounge as I recall, and I think also in 1990 too (for those unfamiliar with the name, think of the carpet-bombing scene in Apocalypse Now)

"Alaoui" was the best one of the lot, though.

I can't remember, I didn't listen, did they use any at the end of the ABB tour?

TooTough Wrote:
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> georgeV Wrote:
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> > Wasn't that the tour where they used Hendrix
> > guitar version of the Star Spangled Banner?
>
>
> Common knowledge...81.
>
>
> I remember that tribal rhythm, it was sold on CD
> through
> a CD mailorder here in Germany, so it´s official
> (and not a
> Stones product like the intro in the middle of the
> show when
> those disgusting inflatables were blown up)and
> available somewhere.
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> --------
> Barcelona, Paris, München, Berlin, Köln!!

You're absolutely right TT - the music was definitely "tribal inspired"
>

Is my memeory playing tricks with me, because i seem to remember that after the gigs in Gothenburg 1990 they played something out of Carmen, Toreadore or what it´s called...But I´m not sure.

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings

Now I checked both boots from Gothenburg 90, and the first one "Simply The Best" is closing with some numbers from Toronto, so not much help there. The other boot
"Simply The Best, VOL2" has the Travelling Wilburys (or Harrisson solo, not sure wich is wich) in a song I think is called "It´s Alright", and then comes the classical piece I think is Toreadore during te fireworks.
Here is a link to the endmusic, maybe someone knows what it´s called

[s12.yousendit.com]

Vilhelm
Nordic Stones Vikings



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-01-12 01:57 by mickijaggeroo.

mttlacroix Wrote:
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> I can't remember, I didn't listen, did they use any at the end of the ABB tour?


Bob Marley's "I Shot The Sheriff".

At Roundhay Park, Leeds in 1982, they played Tony Bennet's "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" as the outro.

It was the last gig of the entire 81/82 tour and I wonder whether this title had any significance.

It's from Bizet's 'Carmen' allright, the first part is 'The Song of the Toreador' & then the more dancy bit is just called 'The Toreadors'.

As well as the opera Carmen, Bizet put together 2 suites of the incidental music (think of it as Carmen's greatest hits vol 1 & 2) & both tunes show up in them.

1990 was from Carmen (you have it on the Madrid SBD CD)
1997/98 "Aloui" by Orchestre National de Barbès. (as erikjj stated) I have the complete CD which is a nice peace of music!

On Licks, the post-show music was "Got To Be There" (stadiums) and "Monkey Man" (arenas/theatres) by Toots & The Maytals.

ahh.