Being Keith's partner in crime, dropping the TV out of the hotel suite during the '72 tour:
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Sitting out (dumped by Jagger for the bubble incident?) and letting Trevor Lawrence deliver the awesome sax in the Brussels YCAGWYW.
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Tumbling Dice Torn and Frayed Let It Loose Sweet Virginia Soul Survivor
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Stones having a ball here: and here and here
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Quotepmk251 QuoteChris Fountain Maybe I'm old school - GYYYO version rules. No other can compare. The Brussels performance is an impressive, frenetic piece of music making. It smacks you in the face like an action movie. It has excitement without the pleasure. It wows and leaves me cold. The Ya-Ya's performance is stealthy and restrained. It's subtler in its rhythms, emphasi
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Quotemandu what is the Brussels Affair?Im sorry I really dont know. Stones at their live best . Well worth reading to get an understanding of the different 'Brussels' shows in circulation. My personal favorite Brussels bootleg mixes tracks from Brussels 10-17-1973 and London 9-9-1973 (Gimme Shelter, Happy, Street Fighting Man)and Rotterdam 10-14-1973 (Brown Sugar).
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From 3:00 - 3:20 he says it like many here believe. The Stones reached their live peak during the 1973 European tour:
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Quoterogerriffin If they invite Angus and Malcolm Young as guest, they will not need Mick Taylor on Australian Dates! Angus Young lives in Aalten, Netherlands. Unless AC/DC are touring down under at the same time he probably won't be guesting. Wouldn't mind if he made the trip over though. Heck, just let MT rip on Love In Vain and Gimme Shelter and we'll call it more than a day.
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QuotegeorgeV I wish they would not have anyone guest other than Mick Talylor. I'm with you there. They just need to let Mick Taylor rip at least on Love In Vain & Gimme Shelter. Thrown Bitch in the mix so he can do some rhythm too. Oh please Stones Gods make it so at Hanging Rock. Can think of it a one-off special performance like the '73 Earthquake show.
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Double bill, Stones & Primal Scream at Hanging Rock. That would be awesome Ask Guns N' Roses to reunite to support them for their last tour? Might get them to do it. More likely Tex Perkins, Tim Rodgers, Jet, Wolfmother or Bernard Fanning/PowderFinger.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Not bad at all. Maybe the most true to the original-version I've ever heard guitar-wise. The guitarist played the original almost note for note. Good work. The singing tone I could do without. Here's a version with spirited vocals and Slash soloing away. Him being a fan of Mick Taylor means he's probably heard Brussels '73. Though the guitarist on
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Beautiful version of a fave track. Enjoyed it immensely. Thank you for posting. In case anybody missed then, there's a few live Stone's rendition on their prime (RNRC '68, Hyde Park '69, LA '73). The one done at the 1973 Earthquake benefit in LA with Mick Taylor absolutely stunning. Wish we could get a soundboard of it:
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Isolated Gimme Shelter vocal track with Mick Jagger and Merry Clayton. Awesome.
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Cool band, like them a lot. Screamadelica was produced by Jimmy Miller and feels like was tuned into the LIB '69 vibe. Screamadelica's 'Loaded' has a SFTD rhythm. Live they incorporate the woo-hoos with plenty of youtube footage showing audience members singing SFTD lyrics as accompanyment.
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good these guys are playing other shows. Keeps them sharp. Means too there's a guitar section with a RS history that's ready and available if Keef retires/drops out.
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Interersting idea. Might end up with classic tracks tha sound like they're from another land. Eg:
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Keith's riffings sounds pretty similar to LIB's Monkey Man. Great '74 footage.
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Quotepepganzo Let it bleed is the perfect album (yes, similiar to BB, but the perfect) I too am of this opinion, as is the Rolling Stone magazine editors, that Let It Bleed > Beggars Banquet. LIB has a greater spread of light and shade (Gimme Shelter-LIV, Midnight-YCAGWYW). The live reworks of some of tracks in 72/73 elevating them to further greatness again. Though I can see how BB m
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Rolling Stone Magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time The RS 500 was assembled by the editors of Rolling Stone, based on the results of two extensive polls. In 2003, Rolling Stone asked a panel of 271 artists, producers, industry executives and journalists to pick the greatest albums of all time. In 2009, we asked a similar group of 100 experts to pick the best albums of the 2000s. Fro
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Start Me Up (1981) came after BOB (1978). That was their last great classic.
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QuoteJ.J.Flash If you put up any version next to '69, you'll lose every time Right on, except minor correction. If you put up an version next to the Wembley or Brussels '73 frenzied version, you'll lose every time.
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Sympathy for the Devil style piano and similar rhythm. In live renditions they've even introduce the chanting woo-hoos. Gritty rhythm guitar straight out of Keefs recipe book: Blending Stray Cat Blues + Honky Tonky Women + JJF video gets you: Inspired by No Expectations:
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From Gimme Shelter movie 1969.
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Festhalle, Frankfurt, September 30, 1973 (2nd show).
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QuoteTeddyB1018No, but I can tell you for a fact Mick Jagger cares about this. .. as does Ronnie given he patted Taylor's belly on at least one of the 2012-2013 gigs.
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Would have been awesome played this way at the Rio Carnivale.
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QuoteRobertJohnsonIn 75/76 the band was on top in respect of the guitar play; never before and after (including the MT-years) they played on such a level. Incidentally I like the perfect rhythm section with Bill, Charlie and Ollie Brown who was one of the best additional musicians the Stones ever had. And Billy Preston: Hear the piano work on the medley "If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off Of
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