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| Kilroy |
I heard the Paint it Black voice in the Flash point Album right before YCAGWYW, and was amazed, I never heard it before. Are there others I need to have my attention called to. |
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| Altamont |
There are ghost vocals / background noises and voices on some old tracks. I think you can hear some if you listen to Hide Your Love, Angie, and Sympathy on headphones. |
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| CraigP |
Ahh, here's a man.
I've made a thread of this topic before but no one was really interested.
The best way to discover them is by listening thru headphones at a low to medium volume.
There are many "hidden" voices and sounds in many songs... i.e. The whole Satanic Majestie's album.
Even on ABB: For example, on ONNNYA, at the end of the song a couple measures after Mick say's "I better take my own advice" you can clearly make out someone sing (Maybe as in response): "I DO, I DO".
There are quite a few in ABB. I haven't listened to the album in months so I forget the others.
HEADPHONES: best thing to sliced bread. |
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| pdog |
May I add, taking lots of acid makes this way more fun... |
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| Child of the Moon |
quote:
CraigP wrote:
Ahh, here's a man.
I've made a thread of this topic before but no one was really interested.
The best way to discover them is by listening thru headphones at a low to medium volume.
There are many "hidden" voices and sounds in many songs... i.e. The whole Satanic Majestie's album.
Even on ABB: For example, on ONNNYA, at the end of the song a couple measures after Mick say's "I better take my own advice" you can clearly make out someone sing (Maybe as in response): "I DO, I DO".
There are quite a few in ABB. I haven't listened to the album in months so I forget the others.
HEADPHONES: best thing to sliced bread.
There are tons in Rough Justice alone. Mostly Keith going, "Hey!" and the like. |
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| erikjjf |
Ronnie can be heard laughing at one point during "How Can I Stop". |
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| corgi37 |
Good thread. Goats head soup has heaps of little sneaky voices in the songs. Angie for sure. Winter. Seems like someone is yelling in the background. Dont know why that album. Maybe the way it was recorded. Its odd. Sway i think has some weird stuff on it. Exile of course.
The sample from Ya-ya's on Flashpoint is very odd as its so obvious.
And, one of the all time things that has me stumped. It aint the Stones though. Its Squeeze. Their great track "tempted". Right at the end, towards fade-out, the line "tempted by the fruit of another" is repeated. Right on top of that, over dubbed very obviously, is some one saying "Leipzig" or some thing that sounds like that. |
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| theanchorman |
lots on Rocks Off....
My favorite is the one towards the end on Lowdown...some black guy is making a sound like a ghost - it's very deep and the 1st time I noticed it...it scared the living crap out of me... |
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| Paranoid_Android |
I am sure it's not news to anyone...but PINK FLOYD on The Wall...Empty Spaces...right after they sing "What shall we do, to fill the empty spaces"...the backwards msg says...congratulations...you have discovered the secret msg...send you answers to Old Pink, c/o the funny farm... |
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| nankerphelge |
I have heard stuff on Thru and Thru and the end without headphones.
Rocks Off too.
In Flip The Switch after "I'm not gonna burn in hell" you can hear Keith say "oh no" -- and after "I've cased the joint and I know it well" he says Oh yeah!
Can You Hear the Music has some
I have proven the Wall dealie myself when I was 17 using vinyl.
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| Honky Tonk Man |
If I remember rightly, you can hear some sniggering by the boys at the beginning of the SACD version of Flight 505. |
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| keefjunkie |
Actually after he says the congrats youve found the secret message part you can here Nick(PF Drummer) yelling into the control room "Roger (his wifes name who escapes me at the moment) is on the phone!" |
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| Ihavelotsajam |
quote:
CraigP wrote:
HEADPHONES: best thing to sliced bread.
Yes, indeed. |
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| MrPleasant |
"I love you, said the devil". |
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| Kilroy |
More Please, give me more |
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| Gazza |
listen to 'Beast of Burden' with headphones
when you get to the bridge, check out the bit at 2:19 where Mick says "I tell ya"...immediately afterwards you can hear the original vocal track 'bleeding' through - he introduces the original bridge at 2:20 with "wanna tell you somethin'" and at 2:31 you can hear clearly the original vocals underneath at various points thereafter for about the next 25 seconds (it has the effect of a sort of 'echo' on the more audible overdubbed track)
It seems that its only the bridge part of the song which has had the lead vocal re-done
[Edited by Gazza] |
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| Altamont |
At the very end of Sweet Virginia you can hear someone clapping, then say "far out". |
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| glencar |
Is that with headphones or without? |
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| Altamont |
I heard it on the stereo. You have to listen close and it only comes through either the right or left channel, can't remember which. |
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| Soldatti |
Sweet Virginia is full of voices. |
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| rogerriffin |
Hidden voices? mmmm, Rocksoff of Live Licks |
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| corgi37 |
Yeah, "Far out" on Virginia is very noticeable. Keith's shaky "Yeah" at the end of Brown Sugar is downright historic.
Speaking of "Bleeding" vocals, whats the fucking deal with "Whole lotta love"????
Sympathy has some mumbled stuff at the start too. Anyone know what is said? |
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| Altamont |
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Sympathy has some mumbled stuff at the start too. Anyone know what is said?
I reckon it's chit chat of the people in a circle around the mic that you see in Godards One Plus One film before they start singing the "whoo" "whoo's". Keith, Brian, Marianne, Anita etc..? |
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| JumpingKentFlash |
quote:
rogerriffin wrote:
Hidden voices? mmmm, Rocksoff of Live Licks
Yeah. You can hear the editor yelling "CUT NOW, CUT NOW.........Ah damn, too late". Hence the great edting on Rocks Off.
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| Paranoid_Android |
quote:
corgi37 wrote:
Sympathy has some mumbled stuff at the start too. Anyone know what is said?
I believe...and I may be wrong...but I think it's Mick reminding everyone..."remember...it's a Samba...a Samba..." |
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| Break The Spell |
Satanic Majesties has lots, my favorites include someone playing a slide guitar in the background at the end of "In Another Land" during the snoring, and somebody chanting in a gostly whisper "I Hate You" at the end of "Sing This Altogether (See What Happens)". The car horn on "Country Honk" off LIB is a nice touch too.
[Edited by Break The Spell] |
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| corgi37 |
I can just imagine Jagger in his effeminate mannerisms waltzing around the group saying "Its a samba!" hahahaha.
Country Honk is a classic. Byron Berline standing out in the street playing his fiddle. Apart from recording Exile in a basement with air-vents with Nazi emblems on them, that is just so bloody cool.
Back to Goats head. Isnt Dancing with Mr. D supposed to have screams from a actual voodoo ritual? |
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| Break The Spell |
quote:
corgi37 wrote:
I can just imagine Jagger in his effeminate mannerisms waltzing around the group saying "Its a samba!" hahahaha.
Country Honk is a classic. Byron Berline standing out in the street playing his fiddle. Apart from recording Exile in a basement with air-vents with Nazi emblems on them, that is just so bloody cool.
Back to Goats head. Isnt Dancing with Mr. D supposed to have screams from a actual voodoo ritual?
I love the start of Mr. D. when you hear Mick say "You're dead". |
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| theanchorman |
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Back to Goats head. Isnt Dancing with Mr. D supposed to have screams from a actual voodoo ritual?
Never heard that one before - where did u hear that?
Lots of little known things occured during the recording of that album. Bill Wyman's wife getting raped by some spade while Bill hid under the bed... etc...
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| Gazza |
quote:
JumpingKentFlash wrote:
Yeah. You can hear the editor yelling "CUT NOW, CUT NOW.........Ah damn, too late". Hence the great edting on Rocks Off.
[Edited by JumpingKentFlash]
you're wrong. What they're saying on 'Rocks off' is actually "leave it, no one will notice.." |
