Thanks a lot!
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Tornandfrayed Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Schuine Hondsbossche Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > the footage from adtl on cs blues is from > > Winterland. Pola dot red jacket... > > All Down The Line > - video: Winterland > - audio: Houston (1st show) > > Happy > -
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I think the version from Ladies and Gentlemen is the best one , both when it comes to sound quality and performance. The version you've got I think is from Brussels '73
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Schuine Hondsbossche Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the footage from adtl on cs blues is from > Winterland. Pola dot red jacket... Perhaps the audio part is also from Winterland? I havent got that show, third I think, so I wouldn't know...
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bv Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >I think he (Mick) wants to do it with a bluesy or jazzy style. Good observation! IMO, this is the big difference between Mick and Keef. I really wonder how the band would have sounded if Mick was the band leader. I mean Keef certainly has his limitations (technical) as a guitar player, but it's also a matter of taste
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Here's a good one
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Erik_Snow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Houston is one of the few shows that's not > available at all from 1972, I mean from audience > source. We only got these 6-8 songs from L&G. It's weird that no one taped any of these two shows, but I never heard of it before either. Though I heard that at least the version of All Down The L
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Anyone know what's out there from these two shows? Only what's on L&G? Must have been two really good conserts! I've heard that the version of All Down The Line one can see on the C.S. Blues movie has the audio frome one of these shows. Are there any boots that has any material thats not on L&G?
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stone-relics Wrote: No need for it to be officially released...the boots are near perfect. Not even the Brussels tapes are near perfect when it comes to sound. All the live recordings from the seventies were done bye the rolling stones mobile recorder which was considered as one of the best mobile recording units in the world.
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S.T.P Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good point! It's really awkward... He's making it > a big thing. Oops, meant as a reply to Erik_Snow...
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Good point! It's really awkward... He's making it a big thing.
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MicksBrain Wrote: > So Does ANYBODY on IORR KNOW WHAT THE HOLD UP IS > !?!? Someone's gotta know something...... Where's > the effing DVD?..... The decision of releasing any live recordings from the past has to be taken by both Mick and Keef. I have read statements from Richards that he sees no problem in "handing out" some unreleased gems. Some years ago bot
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Potted Shrimp Wrote: > Two words why it will never be released: Allen > Klein I don't think Allen Klein has anything to do with the film. From what I heard the film was originally released in cinemas in '74 to sort of ease the pain from the fact that Allen stopped their release of the well known doubble live album. Allen had the rights to all the Decca songs and there
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MicksBrain Wrote: The ONLY quirky thing is they played "Dead > Flowers" instead off the usual "Rocks OFf" but > that's it.... Well, it sometimes suffers from bad lightning, but maybe it will get better if they remaster it. Anyway, if the movie ever get officially released it would probably stand out for it's sound quality. Don't know of anything t
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Hendrix , Lennon, Zappa, Marley, Harrison, Bonham, Nicky Hoppikns...
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Search for the official Nicky Hopkins web site, and you should be able to download from all his records. I went there a couple of monts ago and got a listen to all the "Taylor" songs ++
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Mathijs Wrote: > the Brussels version features an out of tune > Keith. But what other songs? Actually I'm not shure if there are any other songs from Brussels that are out of tune. Though on my copies of the LP's "Bedspring Symphony" and "Brussels Afair" Tumbling Dice is also out of tune, but I dont know whish show it is from. Your probably right Mathijs
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Boring? -No way. It's one of the best songs they've got on this tour. Also one of the best songs on ABB...
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Stones In My Passway -Robert Johnson. They should actually do it as their last thing, and bring in Wyman and Taylor as well...
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riffhard72 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Midnight Rambler. I also think Midnight Rambler is a good reason, and Angie as well. Maybe the Brussels shows after all are the best. But IMO the band did probably their best version of Heartbreaker, Street Fighting Man and Gimme Shelter on sept. 9 in London. They did some shit hot versions of other songs as wel
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Why is the 1973 Brussels recording so often considered to be the best? Keith is out of tune on some of the songs, and they played far better on other gigs such as the London recordings from the same year. Is it perhaps because it's the longest soundboard recording from that year?
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It's true that the live versions are very much alike the studio versions nowadays. We've heard it a thousand times before. But, if the band continue to put out live records from every tour, they would certainly have a lot of holes to fill to complete their live history! Maybe it's part of their pension plan Hopefully they will open up the valuts some day, and release a live album
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The real audio recording from the flatbed truck has the rawest version of Brown Sugar I've ever heard. The L.A. '75 recording called "I never talked to Chuck Berry part 2" features this version as a bonus track...
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Cafaro Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Right. Did they do it's all over now in 73 Yes, both in L.A.('73) ,and in Hawaii. They also did Route 66 in L.A. and I think at least at one of the Honolulu shows.
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Stevie Wonder is one of my favorite artists. "Talking Book", "Innervisions", "Music of my mind","Hotter than july" and "Key of life" are absolutely perfect records. Marvin Gaye is a good one too. Otis Reddings Monterey festival version of "Tenderness" is outstanding! Don't forget Merry Clayton's Gimme Shelter
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I won't be satisfyed before there's an official release from every tour, hopefully with some DVD's thrown in as well
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By the way, why didn't the Stones release more of these two shows?
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OK by me
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with sssoul Wrote: > in short: i get great joy out of the Marquee gig. Ok, it's greate in it's own way
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LA FORUM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick sings worse now because he tries to sing > good, in 1972 he was pure rock n roll. Too > polished now! > > You're all forgiven! And now... Very good point indeed! Mick is probably better tecnically now, but for me the Stones , and especially Jagger, was at the peek around '72...
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