I hope so....

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I hope so....

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According to the Stones set-list he was supposed to...

Peace,
Mr DJA

He sure did!



(source: BV)

Cool!
On a Strat too, that's unusual of him.

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It almost came unstuck 2 or 3 times as well. Someone botched the intro and no one knew when to come back in from the instrumental break. Seeing it from side-on, looking at all the cues being give back and forth, was quite the sight.

I am always so grateful when they take more advantage of having MT with them, albeit I can think of 10 tunes I'd rather see him do than Silver Train...

Keith wearing a wig? From that angle it looks like he is 20 years younger!

Either way the photo is awesome...What a great concert to be at....anytime MT plays on more songs is a gift! Wish I was there...hopefully this get uploaded to youtube

about time

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I mean, how else would they know? people should start posting other setlist suggestions.

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I am always so grateful when they take more advantage of having MT with them, albeit I can think of 10 tunes I'd rather see him do than Silver Train...

I agree.
And while I love seeing/hearing them take some chances and not play it safe -- if they played more with Taylor the results would be even better.

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I quite enjoyed that, the trainwreck after Taylor's solo notwithstanding

Thanks! Sounding and looking great. Why they'd didn't so ST more is a mystery to me.

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Nice for Stones-believers like you and I. We Love this "new" songs...

Shame they did not play Silver Train in Europe last summer......

Still makes me long more for ALL DOWN THE LINE with Mick Taylor on slide EVERY SHOW.... and Streets Of Love, Slipping Away, CAN'T YOU HEAR ME KNOCKING.

Hoping for a CD/DVD next year "MICK TAYLOR and THE ROLLING STONES 2012-2014", including all different songs MT played onstage and during rehearsals also.

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Nice for Stones-believers like you and I. We Love this "new" songs...


Shame they did not play Silver Train in Europe last summer......

Hoping for a CD/DVD next year "MICK TAYLOR and THE ROLLING STONES 2012-2014", including all different songs MT played onstage and during rehearsals also.

If they don't bring him upp on saturday for a couple of songs it will it a sadly short CD/DVD.

micks being a little careful with his voice but all in all they still sound really good.they didnt do pefect versions of these songs in the heyday either.

if you wouldve told me ten years ago that the stones would be onstage in 2014 doing silver train with mick taylor ....the good old days are right now.

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Nice for Stones-believers like you and I. We Love this "new" songs...


Shame they did not play Silver Train in Europe last summer......

Hoping for a CD/DVD next year "MICK TAYLOR and THE ROLLING STONES 2012-2014", including all different songs MT played onstage and during rehearsals also.

If they don't bring him upp on saturday for a couple of songs it will it a sadly short CD/DVD.

A complilation is not so short (2012-2014):

Aproxx. timing:
LIVE:
1. Midnight Rambler 15 minutes
2. Can't You Hear Me Knocking 8 minutes
3. Satisfaction 6 minutes
4. Sway 6 minutes
5. Slipping Away 6 minutes
6. Streets Of Love 7 minutes
7. Silver Train 5 minutes

+ REHEARSALS 2012-2014 with Mick Taylor:
- Dead Flowers
- Heartbreaker
- Till The Next Goodbye
- Moonlight Mile
- Shine A Light
- Live With Me
- Let It Bleed
- Little Queenie
- Streetfighting Man
- You Can't Always Get What You Want
+ maybe more backstage footage.................

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He past the test..........so some more Mick taylor please....maybe he should back up a little bit and take his place were he used to stand and only step forwards on some songs.............

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I quite enjoyed that, the trainwreck after Taylor's solo notwithstanding

Trainwreck before his solo as well

It was nice that they played it, but it doesn't work very well, imo.

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RipThisBone




Nice for Stones-believers like you and I. We Love this "new" songs...


Shame they did not play Silver Train in Europe last summer......

Hoping for a CD/DVD next year "MICK TAYLOR and THE ROLLING STONES 2012-2014", including all different songs MT played onstage and during rehearsals also.

If they don't bring him upp on saturday for a couple of songs it will it a sadly short CD/DVD.

A complilation is not so short (2012-2014):

Aproxx. timing:
LIVE:
1. Midnight Rambler 15 minutes
2. Can't You Hear Me Knocking 8 minutes
3. Satisfaction 6 minutes
4. Sway 6 minutes
5. Slipping Away 6 minutes
6. Streets Of Love 7 minutes
7. Silver Train 5 minutes

+ REHEARSALS 2012-2014 with Mick Taylor:
- Dead Flowers
- Heartbreaker
- Till The Next Goodbye
- Moonlight Mile
- Shine A Light
- Live With Me
- Let It Bleed
- Little Queenie
- Streetfighting Man
- You Can't Always Get What You Want
+ maybe more backstage footage.................

Based on the above timing, it's the equivalent of 3 sides of Exile... Total Exile 67:02 Estimate above: 53:00. I don't know that I'd enjoy it as much as Exile, but I'd be pretty happy listening to what we got!

Peace,
Mr DJA

Well, it really is a huge improvement over the first try.

A couple of mistakes here and there, but nothing I would qualify as "trainwreck". The groove was great.

Mick struggles a little on the low notes during the choruses. I expected more help from Lisa & Bernard.

Solos (both) were quite lame.

Next time they will nail it!

C

Mick was the improvement this time.

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I quite enjoyed that, the trainwreck after Taylor's solo notwithstanding

Trainwreck before his solo as well

It was nice that they played it, but it doesn't work very well, imo.

Yes, sadly, I agree, and I don't think we'll hear it again. Increasingly I agree with your analysis after the Oslo rehearsals: Taylor's showcase songs don't get stage time not so much because of residual hostility to MT himself - although that may well be there - but simply because the band cannot play them that well. Sway's a good example - the solos being great is beside the point, because the music as a whole is not (how many attempts do they usually need in rehearsal to get the intro right?)



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Well, it really is a huge improvement over the first try.

A couple of mistakes here and there, but nothing I would qualify as "trainwreck". The groove was great.

Mick struggles a little on the low notes during the choruses. I expected more help from Lisa & Bernard.

Solos (both) were quite lame.

Next time they will nail it!

C

But it wasn't, and I doubt there will be a next time. Silver Train in Tokyo was a bit flat, I guess, but they never messed it up like they did last night. Even Jagger was off (he was on pitch, but missed his cues).

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Stoneburst
I quite enjoyed that, the trainwreck after Taylor's solo notwithstanding

Trainwreck before his solo as well

It was nice that they played it, but it doesn't work very well, imo.

Yes, sadly, I agree, and I don't think we'll hear it again. Increasingly I agree with your analysis after the Oslo rehearsals: Taylor's showcase songs don't get stage time not so much because of residual hostility to MT himself - although that may well be there - but simply because the band cannot play them that well. Sway's a good example - the solos being great is beside the point, because the music as a whole is not (how many attempts do they usually need in rehearsal to get the intro right?)

They should give him playing time on the blues numbers he played back in the day.

That said, I think both Ronnie and Taylor froze a bit during their solos. Mick did better this time, imo.

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Stoneburst
I quite enjoyed that, the trainwreck after Taylor's solo notwithstanding

Trainwreck before his solo as well

It was nice that they played it, but it doesn't work very well, imo.

Yes, sadly, I agree, and I don't think we'll hear it again. Increasingly I agree with your analysis after the Oslo rehearsals: Taylor's showcase songs don't get stage time not so much because of residual hostility to MT himself - although that may well be there - but simply because the band cannot play them that well. Sway's a good example - the solos being great is beside the point, because the music as a whole is not (how many attempts do they usually need in rehearsal to get the intro right?)

They should give him playing time on the blues numbers he played back in the day.

That said, I think both Ronnie and Taylor froze a bit during their solos. Mick did better this time, imo.

We were talking about MT's somewhat subdued playing on Silver Train on the resurrected More Mick Taylor thread, and from the above video I think I've figured out what's up with it: he's playing in open G tuning (this wasn't clear from the Tokyo video). I don't know why he would do this, since he normally plays slide in standard tuning and definitely did so on the studio version and with Carla Olsen. Maybe he, or the others, thought it would serve the song better somehow. But Taylor's slide work is definitely lower-key, so to speak, when he uses open tunings (obvious example: Love In Vain on Ya-Ya's versus Love In Vain live on the '72 tour. Not that one is better than the other, but there is a definite stylistic difference in how he plays.) He obviously finds single-note slide playing more intuitive when he's in standard tuning, and given that that's meant to be his job in Silver Train, it begs the question of why he didn't play that way.

I think he sorely needs more overdrive when playing slide in standard tuning with that particular Strat as well.

He uses more single-strings while playing open G on Stop Breakin' Down.

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Really nice rhythm playing by somebody...not sure if it's Keith or Taylor; sounded great. A rocky performance but slightly better than the first run even though it still needs tightening in some places---I doubt it'll be played again. Not sure why they gave Ronnie a solo...it only made the song unnecessarily longer. Give Taylor the solo and call it a day.