Don't you love the sound of the records recorded with the mobile? It's a pitty it's gone. They should've kept it.
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The beginning of Start me up. He turns the beat around on the kick drum. A great moment.
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Well, to be honest, I actually like Heathen Chemistry, their last album. The single Hindu Times has a massive wall of sound, the drums buried in the guitars. The sound reminded me of Stones singles like Get off of my cloud, 19th Nervous Breakdown & Have you seen your mother. To me it sounded exciting. And the Gallaghers are always good for a laugh, aren't they?
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You're absolutely right. It's a real joy to listen to Bill on HG. It's also got to do with his sound. A bit dry and often in the middle range (not just the lows), which makes it easy to follow him. I specially like Love in Vain, the high notes he plays as an 'introduction' to the slideguitar. Just lovely. The Stones (and us fans) have been blessed with his unique style of
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The guitarplayer on the left is Jeff Beck, right? Who's the other one on the tele?
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See for the recording of Brown Sugar
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Good post Doxa. Interesting view.
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How about 'I'm moving on'? That's Brian on slide, right?
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Thanks Rockman, gonna buy the mag then. RnT
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I've been to all kind of venues on many tours, in front and in the back. In my opinion the soundsystems on VL and BTB were much better than on the Licks tour. I don't know why. Also, in the small venues (arenas, clubs), the sound in 2002/2003 was very (too) loud. On the smaller stage they seemed to use the same backline as in the stadiums. As I recall the backline for the clubshows in
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How about the Studio one CD that comes wits the magazine? Is it any good?
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1) RW: I've Got My Own Album To Do 2) RW: Gimme some neck 3) KR: Live at the Palladium 4) MJ: Wandering Spirits
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Yes, watched a documentary on Voodoo lounge yesterday. Keith stated that he did 6 weeks of preparations with just Mick & Charlie, before going to Ireland where the others joined in for the actual recording.
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Greg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The art of weaving is extinct NOW, but it was REAL > in '81. One could even make a point saying there > was more instant improvisation then - the guitars > reacting on and bouncing of eachother every tenth > of a second - than in '73, when Taylors solos > often sounded like they had been mixed
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Gimme some neck is also great. Charlie is on it.
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And the tempo of SFM? It seems so fast on LL. I didn't notice that on FF. Is it the same or did they speed it up? RnT
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"Act together", Ronnie and Keith on Ronnie's 1st solo album.
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