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| gimmekeef |
http://user.bahnhof.se/~hasu/Ulflist/
Been a while since I've checked this out.Some cool stuff thats easy to download (yes mp3 but cool nontheless)..Scroll down to the bottom to the list...Enjoy Ulf is a great contributor to Stones music sharing!..Great list this week as always... |
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| Mel Belli |
Thanks for the heads-up. ... The early mix of "Honky Tonk Women" is a fascinating listen. You get used to hearing a song a certain way, and as with so many Stones songs, it's always a revelation to hear how they evolved.
I had always assumed the intro as we know it was exactly how it was played; but that nip/tuck made all the difference. It's also interesting to hear the song without Taylor's overdubs, and even more so without the reverb on Mick's vocal track. Makes it all sound more "Let It Bleed"-y, somehow.
Oddly enough, I thought of something Lindsey Buckingham said of the way he worked with Stevie Nicks: that he turned her "songs" into "records." That's clearly what Jimmy Miller did with the Stones -- and exactly how that's done seems to me such a mysterious, even miraculous, thing sometimes.
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| gimmekeef |
Just a caution...the Route 66 file is corrupt somehow...all others seem fine.... |
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| glencar |
quote:
Mel Belli wrote:
Thanks for the heads-up. ... The early mix of "Honky Tonk Women" is a fascinating listen. You get used to hearing a song a certain way, and as with so many Stones songs, it's always a revelation to hear how they evolved.
I had always assumed the intro as we know it was exactly how it was played; but that nip/tuck made all the difference. It's also interesting to hear the song without Taylor's overdubs, and even more so without the reverb on Mick's vocal track. Makes it all sound more "Let It Bleed"-y, somehow.
Oddly enough, I thought of something Lindsey Buckingham said of the way he worked with Stevie Nicks: that he turned her "songs" into "records." That's clearly what Jimmy Miller did with the Stones -- and exactly how that's done seems to me such a mysterious, even miraculous, thing sometimes.
[Edited by Mel Belli]
Yes, this is one reason I liked Hustle & Flow. Even though it's about deplorable hip hop, it shows the creative process & truthfully, the end result isn't that bad. |
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| _Boomy_ |
Love me some "Claudine". |
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| gotdablouse |
Ulf's shared great stuff over the years for sure.
These "Clean Cuts" boots seem interesting, anyone got them to put them on the tracker ? |
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