And the ending part of You gotta move gets you in the groove......and crackin up is a killer!!

its plain foo me now the whole album is fun...and after that the some girls tour....wich is even so much more fun!!

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Charlie Watts is a sort of maybe

That's what Mick says!
I never could figure that one out.

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yeah its a party album -fun album even for people who dont really know the stones ( the young ones) so nice to see the girls dancing to fingerprint File!
The TD version (oh shit!) is one of my favs of that song only the 73 and 78 (some) versions top it....i still think its such a exiting intro!!Jesus what a nice thread you make me play the album!

Yeah thats a great version of TD. Its funky. It reminds me of reggae. Billy's organ sounds cool and the guitars are nice and rough. I haven't heard LYL in a long time. Time to give it another spin.

>> Charlie Watts is a sort of maybe <<

i always thought it was "Charlie Watts is open to himself maybe" - a follow-up to
"Billy is open to offers - i wouldn't say 'up for grabs' but open to offers" (or whatever it is)

and let's not forget "do the Horrendous to THAT if you can!"

I'm always sticking up for this album. It was my first time hearing anything live by The Stones, and my first foray into non radio-hits of them too. I know Disc 1 isn't their best, but I still have a soft spot for it and the Paris vids its related to.

Side 3 - it's in Canada, so I gotta love it!

Side 4 - I think this is pure raw rock energy! Overdubs? I don't care - it sounds #$%&ing awesome!!!
IORR is from Toronto 75 - I love hearing "Do you think that you're the only woman in TAH-RON-TO!!!!"

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Nice thread! Now I'm gonna play the album, for the first time in years!

On the boots...Hey Negrita....Fool T C...Hand of fate....so much fun!! i wish they had done Memory in 76..well at least they rehearsed it in woodstock 78....another thread?

BS gettin into JJF is hot fun!!

... and the version of Sympathy is great! I don't care if Mick's vocals are re-done! I LOVE the whole 2nd disc to PIECES! I'm going to crank it now, as I'm snowed in and my wife is in The States!

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And it's only $7.99 on iTunes. I used to have to LP, but never got the CD, so I'm downloading it now. Can't wait!

Hadn't listened to Love You Live in years, before last weekend. Both side 3 and 4 is terrific... even Brown Sugar and JJFLash from Paris; but I must say that nearly all performances on side 1 and 2 is just a distant shadow of the 1975 performances, I think.
They shouldn't have edited the terrific Sympathy For The Devil nor Fingerprint File...the full-lenght audience recordings of these TOTA songs are superior
Have you noticed the error on Star Star - sounds like a metallic echo in Jaggers voice, somewhere in the middle of the song? Thought something was wrong with my pressing, the first time I heard this; even bought a new record some days later - but it's like this on all vinyls and CDs.

Cheers Erik! Good points! Still as a pure party fun album its ace! and i always play boots...so its nice to go back to something official sometimes...fun!!

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Have you noticed the error on Star Star - sounds like a metallic echo in Jaggers voice, somewhere in the middle of the song? Thought something was wrong with my pressing, the first time I heard this; even bought a new record some days later - but it's like this on all vinyls and CDs.

Star Star's vocals were overdubbed in the studio.
What you're hearing is sound blled from his origianl voice coming though one of the other mics onstage (Keith's, Billy's, drum mikes maybe?).
This happens a lot on Ya-Ya's, too. With Honky Tonk, if you listen, you can hear the original lyrics for the second verse fainty on it!

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I thought it was "Charlie Watts isn't sure, maybe". Gonna give it a listen right now.

"No Anchovies, Please"

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Have you noticed the error on Star Star - sounds like a metallic echo in Jaggers voice, somewhere in the middle of the song? Thought something was wrong with my pressing, the first time I heard this; even bought a new record some days later - but it's like this on all vinyls and CDs.

Star Star's vocals were overdubbed in the studio.
What you're hearing is sound blled from his origianl voice coming though one of the other mics onstage (Keith's, Billy's, drum mikes maybe?).
This happens a lot on Ya-Ya's, too. With Honky Tonk, if you listen, you can hear the original lyrics for the second verse fainty on it!

No this is NOT what I'm hearing
I know very well about the overdubs.
The metallic mistake in Star Star comes when Mick says "gonna" in "gonna make you jump all night. Take a listen yourself...



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Cheers Erik!

Cheers Rooster!



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So we end up playing the''El N'' boot real loud E so cheers again!
a real good Saturday night thread!!

Yeah Rooster, let's put on the boot !

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No this is NOT what I'm hearing
I know very well about the overdubs.
The metallic mistake in Star Star comes when Mick says "gonna" in "gonna make you jump all night. Take a listen yourself before explaining

Okay then.
Honest mistake.
Can I please have my ball back, mister?


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Okay then.
Honest mistake.
Can I please have my ball back, mister?

Sorry, I sounded crabby; I can't help it....it's in my nature.
BUT... I would love to hear a good explanation on this thing in Star Star - because it has nothing to do with the "original vocals" in Paris 1976. It sounds like a computer-error; but they didn't have computers in 1976/77, did they ?



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maybe the error was made in the 80's when this album was put on to CD

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It sounds like a computer-error; but they didn't have computers in 1976/77, did they ?

Heck, Al Gore invented the internet back in the sixties.
They just didn't allow us to have fun with it until the nineties!

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maybe the error was made in the 80's when this album was put on to CD

That's what I used to think before starting to listen to vinyls instead, Ryan

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Heck, Al Gore invented the internet back in the sixties.
They just didn't allow us to have fun with it until the nineties!

Yeah - they had computers.... not too sure about Al Gore being the inventor tho' he he, but Love You Live with it's overdubs was recorded on tapes.



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Maybe if ya play the metallic glinch backwards at 78RPM there's a message...????



ROCKMAN

"Are you feelin' good? ...ya feelin' loose now? ...a bit more relaxed?"

at the end of Crackin' Up, at least on the boot.

Yeah. you feel more relaxed now!

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Maybe if ya play the metallic glinch backwards at 78RPM there's a message...????

I just tried that Rockman - Jagger says "FULL EL MOCAMBO 77 : 2008!"

Im pretty sure Al Gore did the Mix for love you Live.