QuoteMonsoon Ragoon You should have suggested this in October 1967 - now it's too late. Child Of The Moon is half Satanic/half Beggars to me. It was written after TSMR was released.
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Quotefrenki09 Interesting. So it seems they messed about with Rock & Roll Circus. No wonder... I will have to watch it again, but if my memory serves m well it didn't try to be as cool as Hurricane. Somehow the visual part was more humble. Hurricane was a bit over blown. The version heard on 12x5 is the same take as the one on the official release, but it has an acoustic guitar
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Ace! Thank you!!
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His Harmony Stratotone, Vox Bijou/electric dulcimer, a harmonica, some clothes, his Gibson Les Paul goldtop.
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The best BtB's bootleg, no messed about with audio with chorus like effect, just the original 60's sound.
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That's the one.
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Unfortunatley this has the wonky audio on some of the BtB's tracks. That chorused sound is not on the original recordings. Someone uploaded a bootleg called Between The Buttons Sessions 1966-67 which has them with their 60's sound intact.
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QuoteMonsoon Ragoon The acoustic demos of Child Of The Moon are from October 1967. They aren't. Keith is tuned to open D, Jimmy Miller can be heard and... Mick said he wrote the song in south america in late 67 early 68.
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Thank you very much! Note, COTM belongs to 1968 though.
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Sounds much the same on other live versions, so even if there are overdubs it's just done in standard tuning imo.
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QuoteEleanor Rigby it does seems strange though? anyway...will we ever know?? Not really. Yes, just by working out what he plays.
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QuoteMathijs QuoteDandelionPowderman He used it for power chords on electric guitar on that very song in the studio. And that's exactly what I think he did: overdub the same part and style as on the studio version. Mathijs But, played rather differently.
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What a gloriously ramshackle bunch. Hah, Charlie looking very much like he's in the midst of a full on mid-life crisis. Keith seems the most scariest, but at the same time most approachable and open. Ace footage.
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Made an observation, but I was wrong.
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Yes! It's ace! What a sound they made!!
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Don't those Ampegs have like a mid boost or something similar? That would up the dirt.
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QuoteMathijs They did do some work to get it so down and dirty -Keith overdubbed his guitar on the choruses (Oh yeah!) and the solo. Listen with headphones and you can hear the change of sound and he changes to open D. Mathijs Not hearing open D in use.
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QuoteTheflyingDutchman Yaya's is a "Frankenstein" product, HM. Angst? I'm scared to death. Just meaning in general, not you specifically.
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It's all subjective so no need for any angst about it.
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Yeah, the Hyde Park version is dwirty.
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QuoteRockman Ace!
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Live Stray Cat Blues better than studio version? Super lolz.
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Ace book. Annoyed that they have 1969 photos in Beggars Banquet section though.
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 Really interesting points. I hear that pattern taken even further out on both '2000' songs from 'Satanic'. Indeed.
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QuoteRedhotcarpet Rhythms yes. Rhythms that were already in there before they even knew Ry.
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Forced joy, but underneath it all is a dark kind of sadness. Plus the stones part is just weird and sad, little real joy in there... I rarely watch it because it's just awful to see Brian like that.
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QuoteRedhotcarpet According to Keith it was needed. I never understood the need to diminish his and others but mostly his obvious input on Stones. Not in relation to the rhythms of Midnight Rambler. All of that was already in them and being utilised before they ever met Ry.
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Quotemarcovandereijk Umano non Umano was filmed in Roma, right? About 300 km from Positano. As I added later: according to the Mick Jagger biography by Philip Norman they visited Positano during the winter. They were in South America then. Recording February - March, a short break in April, then continued.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman I think everyone who listens to this live version of Going Home (off '67 Sessions) can hear that MR would be a natural progression from this. The tension, as well as the creepiness, is already there. Yes!
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