Re: Bigger Bang vs. Steel Voodoo of Babylon
Date: September 10, 2006 18:47
Muddyw Wrote:
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> mandu Wrote:
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> > i never got into BtB that much,i love voodoo
> > lounge and my fav on that is i go wild
> >
> > a bigger bang,i like it because its the
> stones,my
> > fav tracks are she saw me comming,back of my
> > hand,streets of love,laugh i nearly died.
> > but somthing about the way mick sings on a
> bigger
> > bang i dont really like,i prefer his singing on
> > tattoo you, undercover and the albums that came
> > out in the 70s.
> >
> > Im not saying i dont like his singing,i just
> like
> > the way he sang in the past much better.
> >
> > do you know what i mean???
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> If you listen to Steel Wheels/Dirty Work/Wandering
> Spirit and Voodoo Lounge (and the albums later)
> you can easily hear the difference of Mick's
> singing. Before Voodoo he actually is screaming a
> lot, which I find a bit ugly. But since Voodoo he
> started really to sing.. he learned how to use his
> voice (he should, because of his age!) So nowadays
> he is really using singing technics, so to that
> means he is a professional.
Muddyw, I totally agree with you, Mick`s singing seems much more musical now than it used to, I am not so impressed by the 81/82 singing, the playing was fantastic then though, he sings better than in 1976, and Laugh I nearly died on ABB, Out of Control and many more are examples of amazing rocksinging.