I just think they should take a few more risks, just remove some warhorses from tour to tour as suggested by Theif in the Night. They don't need nobody`s approval, do they? And if Neil Young can do it...
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At some famous cemetery, a special nursing home or in Shanghai. But, frankly, I think Drake's description absolutely nails it!
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Erik_Snow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Because it's not on 40 licks. This is the whole point, man. Sounds like "big business" all over the place.
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LeedsLungs71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jagger sings like a parody of himself during > recent live versions of Honky Tonk Women. Almost > like a Jagger imitator would sound like on > American Idol....haha. Remember that horrible > version with S. Crow? I agree. Jagger is too much of an actor today. He might have trained his singing v
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I actually prefer the "Greatest Hits" part of it (CD1) - Brown Sugar for example, is a killer combination of Jimmy-Miller-era and Stadium Rocker Stones. The "rarities" section on the other hand disappoints IMO. Great tracklist but poor performance.
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One of the most interesting boots from this tour is "Very Ancient, Thank you Kindly". Although it's a patchwork of different shows (and sources which can be quite unnerving soundwise), it contains many highlights in "9 out of 10" sound qualitiy and even some tracks with overdubs, prepared (or nearly ready) for the planned live album of the tour. I agree with L&G be
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StonesTod Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yeah, but the year didn't end well for James > Marshall.... Sadly so.
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1 9 7 0 Stones in their prime, Hendrix at a new peak, The Who in full flight, Sly's last hurahh ...etc.
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with sssoul Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >> Does anyone know if this August '81 Long > View Farm stuff ever got a bootleg distribution? > << > > yeah, it's on a few bootlegs, usually mixed in > with stuff from Toronto 77, LA 81 and/or Mexico > 83: > Unknown Dreams is one well-known title;
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shawnriffhard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone have any info on these shows? I made a request a few days ago concerning tracks from Saville Theatre. Vancouver provided three tracks which to my knowledge are all that's available. "Jumping Jack Flash" and "Carol" (only part of it, sadly) just smoke. So - in spite of "
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I clearly prefer the 78 Memphis-Version. Fresh, exciting, perfect. Compare that to the tame "Flashpoint" track. Jagger has to do the falsetto parts himself. But nowadays...
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nikkibong Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Amazing - if it had made GHS, it would have been > the best track on the mother! It certainly would have made GHS a better album. Mabe they should have dropped "100 Years" ago for it. It's the weakest track on the album IMO.
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rooster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wanna say that the 78 version rocks like > hell!!!They play it slow the intro is very > long(Ilike that!!)pfffff their are so many > versions of this song..and we also have Country > Honk..I just never get tired of it..what I like > to..is on somelife shows..on the end > WHoAAAAA!!!thats great..I
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So, Carole is a Killer too. Thanx again, vancouver! You never seem to run out of stock. Quite impressive and supportive too.
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vancouver Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > oad&ufid=54EC3F38507D5F59 > > > oad&ufid=DAB19D563FCD7714 > > > > i will post the audio later Thank you in advance, vancouver!! Can't wait to listen to it!
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deuce Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish they would have peformed this song live in > '72. It would still be nice to see them dust it > off, but Mick just couldn't sing it like that > anymore. At least we've got the "Dallas Rehearsals" versions from '72 where Mick tries it 9 times. But I agree: Mick could not
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Anybody got some tracks from Saville Theatre, London 1969? Only track I know is Jumping Jack Flash from the San Diego 69 Boot. It's a killer version that makes me beg for more...
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rooster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The most unknown tour..it seems. the most unknown maybe, but surely one of the best...
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with sssoul Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Berlin sounds mighty fine to me. > > Keith, be well - all the way, baby, all the way I once heard it, but they wanted 40 € for it. But then again ... too late!
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NICOS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What about "Get Your Leeds Lungs Out!" ? Yeah, but that doesn't count. There's no "Roll over Beethoven" on it for a start.
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Still searching for the holy grail - a boot from the 1970 European Tour with good sound. I know it's impossible! The best recording I know is the Essen show. I heard there is a soundboard from Paris but it doesn't hit the mark either. Anybody got a better idea?
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I think it's a love/hate song - sometimes you love it sometimes you just hate it. I tend to love it but that flip-flop feel continues. Mabe it's because it contains many typical "patterns" from the mid seventies period: great music and feel, but also some pretenciousness on Micks part. Look at those mariachi horns for example: I love them too ... the spaghetti western feel
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Clearly "Unkown Dreams" (Outsider Bird Records) - although the speed is wrong. But then: Maybe that adds to the "atmosphere".
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Who wouldn't love to hear the finished results? Referring to the "leftovers": You talk about some of the tracks on "Very Ancient, Thank You Kindly"? There seem to be some overdubs on that one.
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