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Quotemaradona SFM sounds very nice, indeed. Although the backing vocals are always a bit too early I think, they should definitely play the song permanently! It's kind of strange they don't play it more often, Mick seems totally into it. Looks a great show, the Rambler is unique to this or any other era.
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Street Fighting Man. Fourth time this tour, each time excellent.
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QuoteDoxa A serious complaint. What has happened to "Street Fighting Man"? A terrible inflation its classical status? Since the deal is that they need to play every classical tune of theirs, why not this one? It used to be their grand finale song from its introduction in 1969 tour and all the way through the seventies, and still rather regularly played during the modern era (1989-),
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Quotebig4 QuoteMunichhilton QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteMunichhilton QuoteDoxa QuoteMunichhilton It seems iminently more pressing that Keith has NEVER come close to playing the intro to Can't You Hear Me Knocking properly live...scarf or no scarf... Now we are talking... That has always bothered me with the live versions of the song, whereas @#$%& up the "Start Me Up" intro occa
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Many thanks for the heads up!
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Sorry six was the best i could do. No order. Torn and Frayed Let it Loose Casino Boogie Tumbling Dice Rip tHis Joint Ventilator Blues
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QuoteDD I simply cannot believe that no-one has mentioned Charlie's contribution yet. His performance demonstrates, definitively, what a jazz drummer can bring to rock n' roll. I've often thought that this song could be his single greatest recorded performance; the degree to which he makes it swing is just the absolute tops. If you've got a drummer who you want to understa
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Speaking of Neil
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I absolutely LOVE Im Going Down, Jiving Sister Fanny and I Don't Know Why. They just effortlessly rocked and grooved back then, A side, b side, album track or throwaway, didn't matter.
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QuoteGazza Amazing that this publication has them as band of the year considering they effectively never feature them in their magazine otherwise Was thinking the same thing. Think their readership likes the heavier side of things to be honest.
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Thanks for the heads up.
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I only really got into The Smiths when i watched the South Bank Show special on them just after they split up. I'd been aware of them obviously, but for some reason it hahn't clicked until that point. I bought all the albums the next day. They were a great band, Morrissey was a great (and witty)lyricist, Rourke and Joyce were a kicking rhythm section and Marr had something that all guit
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Many thanks for uploading this!
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As a teenager in the 80's, When i think 80's i think.... Every home had one( it seemed to me anyway)
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QuoteHis Majesty Quotestill ill Greatest song ever, Stones or otherwise. That's just silly. Can i ask what your all time favourite song is.
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Greatest song ever, Stones or otherwise.
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When the brass section comes in on Let It Loose. The little fill Charlie does in the last verse of Rip This Joint after Jagger sings ''Kiss me quick, baby, won'tcha make my day'' Loads more but those are the first two that came to mind.
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QuoteStoneage I remember that sketch also. As I remember the point with the sketch was that they were so far away from the stage that they could hardly see or hear the band so they chatted with each other instead. Or something like that... It was the 1982 tour, by the way. Also music related, they introduced Queen at live aid
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They've been playing it like the record for 25 years, it wasn't going to change anytime soon. Adding the choir for the tour is a nice touch imo.
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I think Mick was quite clever in his wording when introducing it, saying he 'did' a song, rather than 'wrote'a song. Anyway, what a great song Factory Girl is.
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Think the BBJ with Taylor soloing was the first date of the tour. It was obviously decided after that (wisely) that Keith would do the solos from then on.
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Nope, sounds like it to me. From 8 mins the guitarist plays the riff and they add a bit of woo-wooing as well. This one bears more than a passing resemblance to Land of 1000 Dances by Wilson Pickett to me as well. Thought they were excellent at Hyde Park the other day. Should have played a double set and given one of the other supports the day off.
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Quotegrzegorz67 Quotestill ill I was a little way behind you and had a sudden surge of maybe 10-15 people barging past me out of the blue just after Bugg finished i think. Complete chancers but not everybody is going to play by lifes little rules and regs unfortunately. Didn't see your incident though. Shouldn't imagine the guy gives a single toss, just a shame it tarnished you day s
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I was a little way behind you and had a sudden surge of maybe 10-15 people barging past me out of the blue just after Bugg finished i think. Complete chancers but not everybody is going to play by lifes little rules and regs unfortunately. Didn't see your incident though. Shouldn't imagine the guy gives a single toss, just a shame it tarnished you day somewhat.
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I've never had less than a great time at a stadium show, including last night. I've always made sure to get a close(ish) view though, even if yesterday it meant hanging around for nine hours with the pushers, shovers and drunks. Would only do it for the Stones. On the contrary my least favourite shows were two arena shows, the second Wembley Arena show in 2003 and the second 02 show
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