I cannot imagine the internet without iorr.org.
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Looking even worse.
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Crank up the volume. Taylor is playing great here. The other guitarist too.
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Quoteusetobesampeg Thank you for the upload Mr Ampeg. I still wonder how their ears survived this?
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Quotestonesstein 4. Red House - Jimi Hendrix I can hear it already.
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QuoteDoxa QuoteTheflyingDutchman FZ. Bobby Brown. This might work mighty fine! - Doxa
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Jagger has a voice of his own. I cannot imagine him singing anything and not being "Jagger".
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FZ. Bobby Brown.
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Illegally made in Holland, and explosive.
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<too much Pellegrino mineral water> ......
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Quotecatweazle thank you
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Interesting comment at 1:01 sharp..
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QuoteRicky 2,223 now Maybe if it reaches 2500... +1
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Pete Townshend once demolished John Entwistle's Gibson Thunderbird bass on stage. I don't know John's reaction after the concert. Below an isolated bass track
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Bowie's best!
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Nice footage.
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Jack Bruce and friends.It was broadcast live on TV.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMonkeyMan2000 Quotedrewmaster Is Mick's voice auto-tuned on "Angry"?? Drew Yes in places ("whyyy"). And in the chorus there's many layers: Deep octaves (which could be either Keith's or Mick's voice), Mick's falsetto and doublings. All the voices make the chorus sound very 2010's pop rock which is my mine gripe wi
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QuoteDoxa Yeah, I love the YA-YA'S version - actually it was initially THE version of the song I was most impressed with - it even shadowed the stunning studio version (even today, when I think of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" guitar riff, the reference to me is this one). Later it was a huge let down when I learned that the vocals were 'fake' big time since I truely love t
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Anyone?
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Quotehbwriter "Memory Motel" is a song that has accompanied me through different chapters of my life, offering solace and understanding in moments of joy and sorrow; a cherished piece of the soundtrack of my life. Anyone else...? Absolutely. That beautiful song reminds me of my first and gorgeous long-term girlfriend. We used to listen to it together many times after it was rel
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QuoteMononoM looking good is there also a english version? I covers the Taylor years, so I would even buy it if it was written in Chinese Mandarin.
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John McLaughlin, NSJ Rotterdam and Zurich.
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 I just read that when they played it at Altamont, it was Mick Taylor who suggested it. Never knew that. Listen to Essen'70. Taylor understood what playing it live was all about. Just like the rest of the band.
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QuoteHis Majesty Brian Jones - home recording: An extract of a home recording of a song Brian wrote with Ready Steady Go presenter Michael Aldred. Possibly recorded at 7 Elm Park Lane, London circa 1965 - 1966. line up: Brian Jones - vocals & 12 string acoustic guitar A pity he didn't play on. Reminds me a bit of George Harrison with that 12 string guitar.
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QuoteTaylor1 QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTheflyingDutchman Wow. A GREAT capture of Dylan... and Mick T! That ending. Yet horrendous - HORRENDOUS - videoing!I never liked Taylor’s playing with Dylan.It just doesn’t mesh . A matter of taste. His playing on "masters of war" is imo one of the best playing he brought to the table in his entire career. The vibe/sound of his guitar embo
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTheflyingDutchman Wow. A GREAT capture of Dylan... and Mick T! That ending. Yet horrendous - HORRENDOUS - videoing! The boobs of the swinging woman down left in the audience at 3:25 are gorgeous. That's the crux of my post.
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