Fun to watch John, Eric, Mitch and our own Keef on bass...classic.

I didn't like this at all, and I wish Keith did with Yoko what he did in '81 with the guy that jumped on stage.

i liked clapton's red gilligan sneakers...

It's an excellent performance, in my opinion!


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I’m not a big Beatles fan, but John wasn’t bad at all.

And Eric looked so young – as he was in those days, hardly recognize him.

awesome really love that version! and keith on bass, i've never though he could be so good at it!!

Are you kidding me? This is a classic performance of a great song with 4 legendary performers playing together. Keef plays a mean bass, always has. Thankfully, Yoko was not part of this...

but she WAS part of it... lying on the flooor inside some brown bag, at Lennon's feet. She could not leave him for a second then.

farawayeyes2 Wrote:
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> awesome really love that version! and keith on
> bass, i've never though he could be so good at
> it!!

He was playing guitar on a bass, instead of playing bassguitar which is much harder.

bass on Live With Me = Keith
got to be one of the best intros ever, on bass or any other instrument

Odd-beat Wrote:
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> but she WAS part of it... lying on the flooor
> inside some brown bag, at Lennon's feet. She could
> not leave him for a second then.

Clapton should have distracted Lennon while Keith threw the bag in the river.

Is she really lying on the floor? I've never noticed...is she really THAT crazy?

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> Is she really lying on the floor? I've never
> noticed...is she really THAT crazy?

Yes, she's really on the floor in the bag, and yes, she's really that crazy. Actually, considering the fact that she didn't sing and you can't see her, I would say this ranks as her finest performance ever. By a wide margin.

Yes, I am pretty sure you can see it in the film, I believe when the song is over, during the applause.
This thing was part of what Lennon and Ono called "bagism" in those days (as mentionned in the song "Give Peace a Chance"). They actualy gave interviews to journalists inside a bag. I never knew if it meant anything special or was just surrealistic "fun".

ohnonotyouagain Wrote:
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Yes, she's really on the floor in the bag, and yes, she's really that crazy. Actually, considering the fact that she didn't sing and you can't see her, I would say this ranks as her finest performance ever. By a wide margin.

Yeah, this is much better than the one with the fly crawling all over it. That one just makes you sad because you wish the fly was crawling over her corpse, but no such luck.

Keith should've kicked her with the point of his snakeskin boots.

Odd-beat Wrote:
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> Yes, I am pretty sure you can see it in the film,
> I believe when the song is over, during the
> applause.
> This thing was part of what Lennon and Ono called
> "bagism" in those days (as mentionned in the song
> "Give Peace a Chance"). They actualy gave
> interviews to journalists inside a bag. I never
> knew if it meant anything special or was just
> surrealistic "fun".


Yop, a little heroin goes a long, long way!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

And the great Mitch Mitchell on drums. Is that Charlie's Gretch kit that he's using here? I've always preferred this version to the original.