Yes indeed!
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Mick should growl and scream this one, not voice-saving sing it, like he did on the 95-versions, live or overdubbed.
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Nothing from the Cavern Club on it. But you can find that on the Cavern Club DVD...
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HelterSkelter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just got it yesterday from Amazon. It is a bit of > a mess. Would like to see the entire UNPLUGGED out > on DVD, '76 would be fine but it's almost all > WINGS songs so, well, not his peak period for > sure... Whot? As a solo artist this IS his peak period! Must be! Only Wings songs mea
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Yes, indeed, too fast in 1981, and great, and always fresh 1972 -1978, as far as I've heard. Tame ever after.
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Nothing from the 73 special is on this. Not as far as I have seen yet anyway. Anout the unchronological order; Paul has selected a certain imo messy tracklisting, but it is also possible to play this chronologically; you can choose between the two options. Quite a few videos missing, you are right, but it never claimed to be a complete collection of videos. What's there is great, and I h
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The comments are nice. About the video of the Pretty Little Head song, he says when the girl and people appear very large in a seemingly normal sized city, that The Rolling Stones copied this later on. Pretty Little Head is from 1986. I assume he means the video for Love is Strong from 1994. I mean, could it be that two different minds could come up with this not very original idea seperately? E
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You know, DKsoulman, that the Voodoo Lounge tour was in 94/95; not 96. The Japan leg in spring of 95. Bless!
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I got it yesterday, and have watched about 25% at random. Great pic and sound, and it's fantastic to hear (and see) the Rockshow tracks with this quality sound. Why don't he release the whole thing? OK, but better with a bit of great seventies performance than none...
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As a great lover of the 78 tour, it makes me wonder, about as, for most people, and fans I suppose, how come you prefer the latter part of the 1981 tour compared to the the early stages of that tour. As a whole, which, please correct me if I'm wrong, is your favourite of all times. MJ defintely sings more in the 1978-way, ie in a screaming kind of way during the early part of that tour, com
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4/4: 1-2-3-4. The snare comes in on the 3'er, doesn't it? Skipping the hi hat on 2 and 4 doesn't make sense to me. He skips it on the 3'er, right, when he hits the snare!? Or is there somthing I have not understood?
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Hand Of Faith, no doubt. More intersting riff ,cooler guitar sound, superb vocals and goosbump guitarsolos. Enough said? Lyrics? All over sound? HoF is one of me fav Stones songs from the 70s.
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Sad thing is, Wandering Spirit is a much better record than say Voodoo Lounge is... Well, so we go figure; and the figures go figure. And that's where it's gonna be at. Still, when that's said, WS is (probably) alot better a record than the best of will be. "Diplomatic you see"... Well I dunno about that, but that's the truth really, I suppose, and slightly diplomati
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About Jagger's singing. He sang ab fab through the Seattle show, the one on boot DVD. Much beeter than later on in the tour, more like the way he sang on the 1978 tour. Look it up if you haven't!
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I love Flaming Pie ,most of it. Some of it is dull, like If You Wanna, Heaven On A Sunday, I Really Love You and one more. The rest is top notch! The last album is (nearly?) as good. House Of Wax is a true classic, and That was me is great. Quite a refreshin and impressive record, particularly considering the man's age and amount of output.
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Maybe...Hand Of Fate
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OK! Mick certainly does not sing as great live these days as he used to. His voice is thinner, he very seldom growls, and he sings quite flat. He obviously would not mind a growl in his live singing, since he overdubs the official live releases, adding a rougher more screamy kind of vocal. With that in mind, he himself cannot be pleased with his live singing these days!? Still, to call it terribl
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LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- ... But still, back > ups, synth-Chuck, Mick singing rock opera etc. > Same old tour. The fact that the 1989-tour was the first to have the idea of all the tours following it, is that a minus for the 1989 tour? I's rather slag their Voodoo Lounge - A Bigger Bang tours for copying the Steel Wheels one. The 19
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The 1989- and first part of the 1990 tour, was the last time Mick did not sing flat. An occational growl and a fuller voice than these days. It was also the last time Ronnie played really well. The last time with Bill, and a set list of many songs not often played, as well as no holes in it; ie songs from every period, 60s early and late, 70s and 80s. Since they've neglected whole decades. O
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Chuck does what Mick wants him to do. And he does so well! Todays' Stones problem, if there is such a thing, is not Chuch! Chuck is a blessing for Stones fans!
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From a Lover to A Friend, Run Devil Run, That Day Is Done, Not Such A Bad Ass, No Values, The Pound Is Sinking, Getting Closer, Daytime Nightime Sufferin, London Town, Beware My Love, San Ferry Ann, Venus & Mars/Rockshow (live), Jet (live) Get On The Right Thing, Too Many People. And lots more!
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Studio: Hand Of Fate I Got The Blues All Down The Line Sweet Thing Live: When The Whip Comes Down (live 1978)
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Not as poppy, but Friens to Go and Riding to Vanity Fair is as good as pipes of peace if you're not looking for a hit. Besides, the 50% of his 1997 album is way better than the pipes of peace album as a whole. Pity he's lost his voice though, I agree with that, if that'd issue'd ever come up...
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FrankM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mr Jimmy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > FrankM Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > > > > > > Chaos... makes you long for the good old days > > of > > >
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lazy-slob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > By the way, when has Macca ever released lead > singles that turned out to be the best song his > albums? His singles are always very mainstream, > but the songs on his albums are always of more > interest. > Just like Fine Line from Chaos... maybe the > weakest song on an album full with grea
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Stripped is quite boring. No mystique there anymore, and little power. Some swing remaining though. The tracks left out are slightly better, strange as that is.
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mofur Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Anderson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > bv Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > If they sell the tickets in one hour then the > > > price is too low. We live in the world of >
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bv Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If they sell the tickets in one hour then the > price is too low. We live in the world of > capitalism. Is this still new to people? Wot? Say, if a store sells all their bread out in one hour and they make money off it, does that mean the price is too low? Bread for the rich(est)? I'd rather say the store
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I am sure everyone agrees BV does a great job and are greatful for him providing all this information for fans.
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Mr Jimmy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haha, what an obscure one this is! > > I have just dug it out and I'm playing it now. I > think its a good rocker. With Ringo on drums, and > Dave Edmunds on bass. > I never heard that story about him dreaming it and > thinking it was a stones song, thats interesting! Paul played bass
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