"I hate this kind of guys. Go to see Satriani and look all his guitar tech !" Jeez.. not meaning to defend Mathijs (he can manage), but Christ! Do.you.get.the.point? The point is not note-for-note-perfect renditions! Some people just don't like this version because: a) it's too fast b) the solo's are shite c) there is no rhythm guitar etc. Mathijs was far too
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I totally disagree with the opinion that the Stones should not touch any of their un(der)played classics. Let them try and experiment..... in rehearsals, that is! This is clearly a case of lousy rehearsal. I also don't understand why Jagger didn't pick up a guitar to play the rhythm part which is totally lacking. It should be slowed down at least 15 BPM as well. Sway is all about
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Using a G harp to play MR ( in C..... that would give a great sound, NOT! He always uses a E for that song and sticks mostly to playing crossharp onstage. (like using D for songs in A etc.)
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Wuudy, you've got mail
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Perhaps you could upload it to an ftp somewhere?
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"They have a new style, more floent, floating, more weaving & a hell of a lot more rocking... Very promising indeed. " I find it unbelievable you can judge that by a few short clips with really bad sound. I didnt hear any weaving, because the sound wasn't clear and also because there weren't any real weaving parts recorded available yet. To say that they play more flu
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Quite refreshing to listen to keith on the radio: no act and no extensive coughing or stupid throat laughter. No more Keith the drunken survivor, but just someone who actually wants to say as much as possible in a short interview!
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Thanks for the great review, Joker! Duijf
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Bartman, You can attend both gigs: the Panama event will start at 1400hrs... JLL plays from 2100hrs. So there's more than enough time in between to see both acts.... See you there!
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The main Under My Thumb lick is nicked from Same Old Song by the Four Tops. On that song it's played on a vibraphone, Brian plays the same melody on a marimba and uses it in almost every chord the progression of Under My Thumb consists of. Same Old Song was a hit in the summer of 1965 and Under My Thumb was recorded in march 1966.
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Yes there is. The medicine is: not taking so much cocaine and booze.
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I think the question was more about written music sheets after the songs are recorded. There are several reasons for transcribing music after it is recorded: 1. Music books I think basically anybody can publish music books with Rolling Stones songs in them. You just need to license and pay some fees. There are books out there from subcompanies of EMI and ABCKO but also by other commercial c
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ADTL is a hard song to sing if you want to do it well. The combination of the words and the high notes makes it difficult to sing. It's a typical song to shoot your voice with. I really hate the backing vocals on the 94/95 versions, especially when they go to the chorus. It should be a rough superfast song with raunchy vocals, but when your past your fifties and you have to do 120 shows a
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While it most certainly is no soundboard, this tape is a fantastic document. The sheer energy they are playing with is more than most contemporary performers have in their toes. At the moment I am completely overwhelmed by the Taylor leads on YCAGWYW (the major 7 ones in the second verse especially). To think of such lines is amazing, executing them with so much soul and subtlety is simply beyond
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They did 2000 Man.
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Shrimp: In the future we will be billed as Kiss the Witch, Rolling Stones/Kiss coverband. It's always the same with these guitarists: a beautiful girl enters the dressing room and they will do anything. "Can I spank you guys with a cucumber?" "Yes please" "Care for a post-mortem Alice Cooper-look?" "Why not"
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So were you there or not, Potted Shrimp? Anyway, thanks for the compliments Izzy & Rosto.
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