<Welcome to the club! I find it strange that this song is considered "a filler" by the many...it's got a terrific punch that rocker, a PERFECT live song - it's a wonder why it's one of the 3 BTB songs that haven't been performed live yet.> Can't listen to it. The song's got great guitars, but the melody line (vocals) is knicked and ripped right off
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<When he puts on a guitar in standard tuning for any song like "LSTNT" "Sympathy" "Slipping Away" "Ain't Too Proud..." "Satisfaction" and etc etc...the bum notes multiply immediately.> Not before 1997.
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I get it
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The best song (writing and performance in studio) is IMO Moonlight Mile. My favourite however, is If You Can't Rock Me.
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For good music in general?
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Taylor always plays more fluid. But it sounds like Keith added an overdub for the last part of the solo. I don't agree on different style, though. Listen to Luxury and Ain't Too Proud To Beg. The same style there.
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<just wish the stones would rotate more> Haven't they rotated a lot on these first four shows?
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<Different mix> From the reels or with the wav-files? My guess is the latter, from the excerpts I've heard.
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Sad Sad Sad is another one that they could dig out in that spot.
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Sounds like it's an untouched bootleg release gone official...
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<I was always surprised it was never received on the same level as Stairway To Heaven & Freebird> Angie was the year before
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<I guess this second one is taylor (it is in standard anyway)> Taylor does NOT play guitar on the track: www.timeisonourside.com Drums: Charlie Watts & Jimmy Miller Bass: Mick Taylor Electric guitars: Mick Jagger & Keith Richards (incl. solo) Lead vocal: Mick Jagger Harmony vocal: Keith Richards Background vocals: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Clydie King, Venetta
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<I think he plays dome electric slide guitar licks on Moonlight Mile in open G tuning. Mick's slide guitar parts on Ventilator Blues are in open G. Soul Survivor again open G. All the guitar parts in Tumblin' Dice are also in open G though I don't know if Mick Taylor played the guitar slide parts on that. I think it was Keith. Ditto on Happy.> I think you're right
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The Cult: Live in Austin, TX 2006.
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<Mick Taylor is a guitarist wich is always use standard tuning> This is not correct. Have you seen him live?
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Well said, Duked.
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Yes, that's it. Also done by the Faces. Thank you!
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<Music has lost along the way> Terrifying Sad Sad Sad Almost Hear You Sigh Continental Drift Love Is Strong You Got Me Rockin' Out Of Tears The Worst How Can I Stop Out Of Control Saint Of Me Rough Justice This Place Is Empty Laugh, I Nearly Died Oh No, Not You Again Drivin' Too Fast Sure??
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I think Out Of Control is a great song. But on the album, it stinks. I don't like the sound, the guitars, the echo on the chorus or the playing. But live it truly is one of the greatest stones tracks since the early 80s. BTW, I heard a Faces-song the other day (or was it RS with The Faces?). The humming on OOC was crealy nicked from the Faces-tune. Anyone help me out here?
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<With sssoul....Where's Keith's Babyface comment... that one's always realllllll good for a full face giggle...> Somthing like: "You may be Babyface now, but you're gonna be F%#ck face when we're done with you". Hilarious
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You need a region 1 player to play it?
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<Always Suffering/Already Over Me it's not the first time that's been done, of course, but in this case i feel i'd probably appreciate one of them more (whichever one!) if they'd omitted the other one.> Not on the same album though, but listen to the intros of Coming Down Again and Sleep Tonight
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<it does still occasionally puzzle me that one number is on there twice> Which number?
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IMO it's amongst the best of the newer songs, and deserves some airing.
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<I think Love in Vain from Ya-Ya's and Stop Breaking Down from Exile are Taylor's only open G tracks. Mathijs> Country Honk as well.
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IMO a very poor album. But How Can I Stop is a masterpiece.
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Fancy ABBA, Baboon?
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Let's not forget that most guitar players (pop/rock) actually play slide in standard tuning. Blues pickers like us often use open tuning. But OpenG's got a point - most players do not sound like Taylor!
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Hanoi Rocks
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Uuh! 1976???
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