Honest I do Stoned Two trains runnin' Love in Vain (live 72/78) Had it with you
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I believe that the basic tracks of ABB were recorded on a laptop at Mick's castle. Great post by Beelyboy. I also still record drums, bass and rhyhmguitar on an analogue 8 track Machine, before transferring to digital on a Tascam DA78 recorder. Beely, I'm very interested in your remarks about DAT. I've always felt my DAT tapes sounded very good and warm. Even recording a CD
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Well I think the Danish version's the same as the Dutch then. Happy birthday!
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Also worth mentioning: Gimme Shelter Paradiso 1995 (B-side from one of the Stripped singles).
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My SAL DVD has only two sound options: Original version DD 5.1 Original version DTS 5.1 My equipment however is plain stereo. Can anyone tell me what's the best option to choose? Thanx
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Lucinda Williams doing a countryfied version of @#$%& Willy Deville singing Ain't no use in crying
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MT's rhythm playing is simple indeed, but I must say it's very effective on songs like LWM, Carol or SFTD on YaYa's. I mean, I would be very pleased if RW would play SFTD like that and KR would play the riffs he did on YaYa's!
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Too much monkey business... I've returned to CD's and vinyl!
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I'm with Liddas here. The Crowes just love the Stones, like we do. And on a good night they're a great band. A few months ago I posted a thread about Chris Robinson telling that he had just listened to a 1972 Stones bootleg of a Philidelphia show and how he thought that was the best rock 'n roll show there has ever been.
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QuoteErik_SnowRnT, in addition to what Nikolai and Gazza mentioned.....try the fantastic Slow Train Coming from 1979 - to hear what Dylans power of Street Legal led to the next year Ok Erik, thanks, I will.
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Thanks Nikolai, Gazza, Now I know what to look for!
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Since you guys know a lot about Dylan, I have a question for you. I have a limited amount of his music. Some of it I really love, some of it I don't. My fav's: Planet waves, Desire, Street legal, Live 75. I also love Blood on the tracks, the live '66 album and the 1st live album of the Rolling Thunder tour. My Dylan albums I don't really enjoy: Good as I've been t
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I agree, anyway as far as the music's concerned. Back to the blues. My live favorites of the last decade: Many versions of familiar songs on Stripped Back of my hand (great slide by Jagger) Can't be satisfied Corrina The "blues version" of 19th NB I think it's an old coat that still fits them perfectly.
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Well, who ever played bass on the track, he did a fantastic job!
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Interesting. From Nico Zentgrafs site: Line-up ‘Summer Romance’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/ CW (dr)/STU (p) So who is playing it?
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Listened to ER the other day in the car. What a great bassparts, especially on Summer Romance, where in the verses Bill plays on the backbeat (the snare) instead of on the kick, as most players would do. It's almost like the bass is the 'leadguitar'. I wish they would use Bill again, if only for recording. Then he would not have to fly.
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The band I'm in has got 3 pro juniors, a simple version of the blues junior. All 3 sound different by the way. The BJ 's got more knobs (for bass control if I remember well). The PJ's got only one control for tone, but that's fine. Great sound for recording and small gigs.
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Great rhythm guitar playing by Keith. The sound of the record is too harsh due to primitive digital recording. On the radio they played two Stones tracks back to back this morning. She's like a rainbow en then ME. Rainbow sounded warm and fat. ME sounded much thinner, recorded more than 20 years later!
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I think I know what you mean Canadian. Thats's why I allow myself only limited consumption of Stones records. I force myself to keep away from Exile, Ya ya's etc. for weeks. And then I sit down, late at night, all peace and quiet, pick one and really listen, using headphones, a happy man.
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Not much producing needed. It's just a recording of two gigs. The same songs they've been playing for months and a few old gems. You only have to make sure all the instruments get recorded properly and mix the thing. Producing is a different matter. It's got more to do with the creation of music. Chosing instruments, tempo's, deciding where the chorus comes in, the middle 8 et
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QuoteTheif in the NightThe Live Licks version of CYHMK is from the Wiltern Theatre in California (2002).This particular version did not appear on Four Flicks.As far as I know,KR has always done the beginning and Wood has done the other parts. Yes, it's from a a different show, but they've also edited Ronnie's rhythm-guitar out of the first part. If you listen with headphones, you
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For Live Licks they replaced Ronnies guitar on the first part of Can't you hear me knocking by KR's riffs (probably taken from other liveversions). Not an improvement really.
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Jumpin Jack Flash by Johnny Winter All along the watchtower by Jimi Hendrix
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They've done a good job on the vocal dubs technically. I suppose the drummikes must have picked up some of the original lead vocals, don't you think?. But still I've not noticed parts of the original leadvocals (except HTW probably).
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The shorter the better! I still prefer the length of vinyl: about 40 minutes. But it depends ofcourse on the choice of songs. I - and I think many on this board - could do without songs like Neocon and Suck on the J!.
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Chris's got a good taste...
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In an interview with "Off the record" (Dutch magazine) Black Crowes' singer Chris Robinson talks about bootlegs and says: "A few nights ago I played Philidelphia Spectrum of The Rolling Stones 1972 on vinyl and I thought: Wow, this must be the best show ever!"
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Oh yeah, you're absolutely right. Great memories. Thanx.
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Some songs on Exile, like Shake your hips and All down the line, are (almost completely) mixed in mono.
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