I 've extracted tha audio from the 1967 Warsaw video; nothing special but I thought that maybe somebody is interested to have the audio in his files:


[www.mediafire.com]

I left the Polish comments.

Thanks Vanni!

This is the Satisfaction from the Olympia, which I think everybody has it:

[www.mediafire.com]

Anyway, could you please listen carefully to the part between 0,08 and 0,32 and individuate a fuzz or a whistle sound. This comes probably from Brian guitar but I don't understand if it's jus a defect of the audio or a purposely-made-effect.
Can you give me your comment?

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This is the Satisfaction from the Olympia, which I think everybody has it:

[www.mediafire.com]

Anyway, could you please listen carefully to the part between 0,08 and 0,32 and individuate a fuzz or a whistle sound. This comes probably from Brian guitar but I don't understand if it's jus a defect of the audio or a purposely-made-effect.
Can you give me your comment?

Never noticed that before, sounds like a Mellotron, like they used on 2000 Light Years. Where they carrying one around back then?

Vox, this is very strange to me.
I watched the videos available but Brian, during Satisfaction, is playing a Rickenbacker.
In the 67 tour, Brian was playing the organ (not the piano) in LSTNT, the flute in Ruby tuesday, the harmonica in Goin'home; so, I expect that Stu was not involved on stage, as he was in the past tours.
Therefore, this sound probably comes from Brian guitar or his amplifier. Is this possible?

addition: another theory from a friend of mine is that it comes from the pedal of Keith, a gibson-fuzztone and that this pedal had problems of heating.



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Vox, I found another one:

check Under my thumb from Olympia at 1,18.

Can't really hear it in UMT from Olympia.

I wonder if it's just massive feedback. If you listen carefully, some of the notes are not quite right, & they are long, sustained, controlled, notes which is what you get if you hit a note & then let it keep feeding back, Jimi Hendrix did it a lot.

Now, Keith is playing the main riff on the fuzz guitar & that would not feedback in the same way, he's changing notes too quickly, so it must be Brian. It''s difficult to see in the Warsaw clip but I don't think he's playing the Rickenbacker, I think it's a Gibson/Epiphone.

Just heard some definite feedback. At the 3.08 mark Mick sings 'Hey Hey Hey' & immediately after that there is guitar feedback. Was Brian experimenting with controlled feedback?

The stones used the new all solid state vox amps for this tour, Keith used the amps fuzz not the maestro FZ1.

Brian played a hollow body Gibson ES-330TD, the combination of the hollow body and the very trebley Vox amps would mean his guitar would feedback very easily, especially if he went near the amps and/or engaged the fuzz.

I'd say that's what you are hearing.

anybody can upload it on other server ? Thanks

Thanks His Majesty, so you would exclude that this it's a mellotron to produce this sound? .

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Thanks His Majesty, so you would exclude that this it's a mellotron to produce this sound? .

Yes, it's definitely guitar feedback.

Has anyone posted this video clip?

J

Yup, it's on the 'toob

on tube it is'nt .
can anyone post this video , please