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Lost and Found Rarities sounds more like Blue & Lonesome Part II than the lost chapter of TY, soundwise The hard work, that is told in the book, to make a cohesive unit of songs coming from so many different sessions time and locations for the album in 1981 has not been made that is, it has not been made taking the sound of TY as a reference it sounds more like what a contemporary ne
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Wembley is a pretty fine bootleg, that's it
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QuoteRockman There's a couple of vocal style from Following The River seepin into Fast Talking yesss
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Quotebv They do have large racks of guitar backstage, but they are of course not prepared all of them. So this was a special guitar, and Keith fixed it. I am sure Pierre had a tough time truing to fix the acoustic 10-string but then it took too long, and Mick was impatient, so we got it electric and no worries. It has happened before. I remember one time on the B-stage at MSG 1998, then Keith
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With the only exception of SFTD that has turned definitively into a mere spectacular gimmick interlude, I am really impressed to see Keith back in charge with very focused riffs and the impression that, on this leg, he's him who is supporting Ronnie maybe this renewed energy and presence is the way for Keith to deal with Charlie's loss, on stage
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QuoteKRiffhard QuoteCooltoplady Quotemaumau Quotedead.flowers But how does that fit together with the Gimme Shelter intro in Los Angeles Sunday October 17, 2021? Dean Goodman described it in his review here on IORR as follows: His “Gimme Shelter” intro sounded like backstage noodling that wasn’t intended for public consumption. And that's exactly the impression I get from the youtube clip of
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QuoteGreen Lady Quotemaumau Quotedead.flowers But how does that fit together with the Gimme Shelter intro in Los Angeles Sunday October 17, 2021? Dean Goodman described it in his review here on IORR as follows: His “Gimme Shelter” intro sounded like backstage noodling that wasn’t intended for public consumption. And that's exactly the impression I get from the youtube clip of it. I tho
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Quotedead.flowers But how does that fit together with the Gimme Shelter intro in Los Angeles Sunday October 17, 2021? Dean Goodman described it in his review here on IORR as follows: His “Gimme Shelter” intro sounded like backstage noodling that wasn’t intended for public consumption. And that's exactly the impression I get from the youtube clip of it. I thought it was understood there
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QuoteHairball Quotemaumau Quotednewton99 my vid of Beast.. Close PIT but obstructed a bit your videos are a treasure, thanks Yes, thanks dnewton99... I must have been right next to you or very close - maybe a bit behind you - I was Pit 1 back rail, next to the catwalk. Looking forward to seeing a video of Gimme Shelter - Sasha stopped right at that spot of the catwalk for her stunning
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Quotednewton99 my vid of Beast.. Close PIT but obstructed a bit your videos are a treasure, thanks
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the mess with the guitar turned into a great moment, and a good, keith driven, wild horses
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QuoteHairball Wowza...good times....floated home on cloud nine 60 miles north of L.A. on the freeway in the fast lane...at 80 MPH...lol...like a magic carpet ride...1:00 AM here now...yowza...so much fun... great to hear this enthusiasm
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here we go, again. mick's mythological wig is not enough entertainment anymore
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Quotebengigan *Gimme Shelter near the end when its winding down he sprinted halfway out the catwalk and belched out gimme shelter YA ten times with this enthusiasm that juxtaposed the normal melancholy ending of the tune looking at a video: he apparently was ignited by keith in that
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paranoico! brilliant
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great interview, great guy, smart, sharp, thanks for posting
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thanks for the reports and photos!
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The story is worth an entry in Nzentgraf site in the Nellcote sessions in 1971 (just checked), maybe after Jagger's interviews in 2010 at the time of the deluxe edition reissue. I've found a trace of it in a suggestion on Songfacts that quotes a couple of them I paste it here: Jagger said to The Sunday Times May 9, 2010 of the Nicky Hopkins original piano-led track: "I've al
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Quotebakersfield Quoteribbelchips Wow, quite different from the "50 fully finished" version. But not better, unfortunately. I like the music, but Jaggers singing is...too smooth, of clean of whatever you wanna call it. Like he sat when he sung it instead of standing.. For the first time on these 'deluxe' versions, 'Trouble' feels out of place to me. It really doesn&#
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MR video:
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QuoteRockman Essential listen ... should be a STICKY +1
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QuoteDoxa Damn, that was a great live version! Cool guitars by Ronnie and Keith and Mick sings wonderfully. It was fresh and they did sound fresh. Thanks, Irix! - Doxa same thought. Really like the finished work on the outtake, really like this rough soul live version, rough a bit too much at moments as it was a premier, but really grooving, i like it a lot!
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