Last Year's Man playing here. Just been through Chicago and Buffalo 75, Stones.

Stones Buffalo '75--take it that was the first time they played there right?



Funny cause I have never heard either show, but from obsessing on these sort of things, I know that the first show was amazing and the second one was where they supposedly "altered their states" to the point where I believe the band was playing one song and Mick was singing the words to another--lol

Glass Slide Wrote:
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> Stones Buffalo '75--take it that was the first
> time they played there right?
>
>
>
> Funny cause I have never heard either show, but
> from obsessing on these sort of things, I know
> that the first show was amazing and the second one
> was where they supposedly "altered their states"
> to the point where I believe the band was playing
> one song and Mick was singing the words to
> another--lol


First time in Buffalo, yes. BUT...I don't know all of the early/mid 60s dates, maybe they played Buffalo back then....(?)

The rumours about Aug 8th Buffalo concert is not really correct, but it's true that Mick is really out of it. At least during the first half of the show.
Buffalo in June is terrific! I had to buy the VGP release twice because somebody stole the CD from me, for the first and last time in my life.
Anyone who have heard the guitar duelling of Buffalo June 75, will not miss Taylor (even though he's great too)



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Roy Buchanan - playin Patsy Cline -Sweet Dreams

Oh yeah, I meant the first of the '75 shows.Though if I had to guess they probably did hit Buffalo in the '60's.

Yes, I have read that the first Buffalo show of '75 was a great one.


I CANNOT tell you how many GREAT cds I have lost over the years to people "borrowing" them....

Rocking to Claudine---the fast version---such a great tune--they should have put it out and taken their chances in court--I say that, not recklessly, because I do not think a jury when presented with all the facts would have found against them.

Of course, easy for me to say, but as a trial atty, I truly believe the jury upon being presented with all the facts would have turned on that tart in a heartbeat.

Dancing in the Light and other 1971/1972 outtakes. Haven't played them in ages.
Stil good though!

"blues" eric clapton 1999

Don't Cry - Guns 'n' Roses

Dirty Laundry - Don Henley

Jethro Tull - Hymn 43

The Rainmakers - Nobody Knows

New box set I just got, Funky Soul and Rare Grooves 1967-77....man it smokes!

The Wizard of Oz....overdubbed with Dark Side of The Moon.

Money from the boy's first EP.

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And the queen is bravely shouting,
"What the hell is going on?"

Bingo Wrote:
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> The Wizard of Oz....overdubbed with Dark Side of
> The Moon.


Have you ever tried that before Bingo? Does it really work?

Beck - Think I'm In Love

Not really a big Beck fan. But this new song of his kind of catchy.

Yeah, it's cool....I also have 2001 dubbed with a couple of diffenrt albums, and I have Alice in Wonderland dubbed over with The Wall.

Their best 20 minute clip is a scene from Contact, dubbed with Echoes.

Here's a clip from Dark Side of the Rainbow.




Here's Contact + Echoes...it's 3 parts but worth the watch.

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Here's more Dark Side of the Rainbow.

[www.youtube.com]

sweetcharmedlife Wrote:
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> Beck - Think I'm In Love
>
> Not really a big Beck fan. But this new song of
> his kind of catchy.

That is a damn good song charmer....good ear

Spirit On The Water.......Bob Dylan



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I have always wondered about that---does it line up the way they claim it does?

Mr. Jones.....................Counting Crows



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When The Deal Goes Down................Bob Dylan



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Dark Side of the Rainbow....

THAT IS FREAKY!


Has Waters or Gilmore ever commented on it? Seems way to much to be a coincident--the guy who posts it does a nice job explaining it.

FOUR TOPS! Levi Stubbs does "Ask the Lonely". Oh yes...this would fit well in the "Most heartbreaking moment" thread. "They'll teeeee-l you a story of sadness...they'll tell you the loneliest one is me."

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

Monolith - T. Rex

Eric Clapton and Buddy Guy -Live at Ronnie Scott's
Key to the highway

Five to One - The Doors

Telegram Sam - T Rex

Werewolves of London!