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| BluesMafia21 |
Mick's live singing sucks huh?
Not nearly as much as your own pathetic life.
He's Mick fuckin' Jagger.
And you are?
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| GotToRollMe |
Gep? Yer way ahead of me. I'm still wondering why he wanted to paint that rickshaw black. |
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| mojoman |
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GotToRollMe wrote:
Gep? Yer way ahead of me. I'm still wondering why he wanted to paint that rickshaw black.
sai wong? |
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| THE RAMBLER |
Mick lost all power in his voice. I knew I'd get flamed for this one, but I stand by what I say. His singing on Steel Wheels and B2B on songs like SFTD are VASTLY superior to todays versions! His poor singing takes away from the power of the song. The songs lose there edge the way he sings them now. You all can deny all you want, but it's a fact. FYI, real great singing on She Was Hot on SAL soundtrack. He should have let Bernard do the lead and Mick could have stood between Lisa and Blondie supplying backing vocals. TERRIBLE! |
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| Paranoid_Android |
RAMBLER...really...lame lame on you...
JAGGERISM 101:
1) CYHMK...Live Licks..."...trow me down da key"
next... |
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| Paranoid_Android |
Rambler...in actual...Mick's voice is SO much better live now than say...pre 1989...simply because he is NO LONGER clocking in 5 miles plus (foward AND backwards) per stadium show...have you heard the 81 shows?!? AWFUL!!!
Since he has slowed down his pace...his vox has improved a great deal...also...if you know ANYTHING about that part of the tour...you know his throat was shot and missed (too)MANY Euro dates...and a few (Fuckin' AC!!!) nites here too...just so he could do the the film...your critique in not unwarranted...it's just mis-directed...
now...relax...enjoy the boards.
Call me when you reach 10 posts!!!
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| THE RAMBLER |
I actually prefer the '81 shows to now. His singing was strong 89-97. '99 NS tour weak vocals. Compare OOC '97 to OOC '99. No comparison. No power in his voice in '99. Licks tour. GREAT! Especillay club shows. That's How Strong, CYHMK etc. Bang tour- good vocals early, terrible towards the end.
FYI best version of SFTD vocally was 11/22/97 MGM Las Vegas. Last known show before guessed was changed to gep also! |
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| BluesMafia21 |
[quote]Paranoid_Android wrote:
Rambler...in actual...Mick's voice is SO much better live now than say...pre 1989...simply because he is NO LONGER clocking in 5 miles plus (foward AND backwards) per stadium show...have you heard the 81 shows?!? AWFUL!!!
Since he has slowed down his pace...his vox has improved a great deal...also...if you know ANYTHING about that part of the tour...you know his throat was shot and missed (too)MANY Euro dates...and a few (Fuckin' AC!!!) nites here too...just so he could do the the film...your critique in not unwarranted...it's just mis-directed...
now...relax...enjoy the boards.
Exactly. The guy's entire thread-premise is completely flawed. Idiot.
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| akula |
gep down |
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| mojoman |
gep off my cloud |
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| andrews27 |
quote:
THE RAMBLER wrote:
Mick lost all power in his voice. I knew I'd get flamed for this one, but I stand by what I say. His singing on Steel Wheels and B2B on songs like SFTD are VASTLY superior to todays versions! His poor singing takes away from the power of the song. The songs lose there edge the way he sings them now. You all can deny all you want, but it's a fact. FYI, real great singing on She Was Hot on SAL soundtrack. He should have let Bernard do the lead and Mick could have stood between Lisa and Blondie supplying backing vocals. TERRIBLE!
Is it perhaps that he's a bored and, thus, boring singer now, after so little exercise with changing setlists? He was far more exciting slurring through '75-'76. Precisely because you couldn't be sure what was coming next.
People perceive art in different ways according to approach. I loved slurring 75-76 because that's when I first saw them, though Gazza and others frequently say they hate that stuff. To me, it's Mick simultaneously at his most privileged and at his blackest - an actor's paradox. Jolson had years like this.
I loved 78 when I saw it, but when they came back in 81 it seemed strained. There are few really inspired versions of "Beast of Burden" and "Time is on my Side" in 81 (compared to the number of swell BoBs in 78), though the ones that do resonate, and the good dates like Gothenberg 82, are impressive.
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| mojoman |
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andrews27 wrote:
Is it perhaps that he's a bored and, thus, boring singer now, after so little exercise with changing setlists? He was far more exciting slurring through '75-'76.
slurrin in the seventies........ |
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| andrews27 |
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Paranoid_Android wrote:
RAMBLER...really...lame lame on you...
JAGGERISM 101:
1) CYHMK...Live Licks..."...trow me down da key"
next...
JAGGERISM 102, 103
"When the chain left the station..." (Love in Vain, on Ya-ya's)
"I was jeamin' last night..." (Emotional Rescue]
But why do we fucking care? I thought that's part of why we love these guys.
JAGGERISM 104
"Heartbreaker, with your bowling ball..."
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| mrhipfl |
gep off his back guys. |
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| andrews27 |
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mrhipfl wrote:
gep off his back guys.
His back is broad, but it's a hurtin'. |
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| yellerstang |
You know, it's Jagger's personal taste in mis-pronunciation that makes him so original. "Start me up" (the original recording) is the ultimate example. He's hardly making words at all, but the effect is so overwhelmingly sexual and provocative.
I bet Rambler prefers this version of "Start me Up"....pronunciation and all!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P19CZn6Cswk
Oh, but wasn't the pronunciation fantastic?!
Congratulations, Rambler. You stand by the fact that you're an idiot. |
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| GotToRollMe |
...and it HOITS!" |
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| pdog |
gep is the new jew! |
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| maumau |
apart from this curious spellingcal correctivism i must remember that in the days just before the gigs at the beacon mick suffered of one of his (frequent) sore throats.
and you can tell exspecially on SWH, i think |
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| Jumacfly |
I partly agree with the fact that Mick's voice sounds terrible on "Some Girls".
It s not really the voice,but the way he sings.
To be honest, I don t feel the same when listening to she was hot or loving cup..I m convinced by the frontal sound of the band, and the voice is ok on these tracks for me.
Anyway, I m more fan of the 81 Mick: raw,growling,or by the 70's Mick: shouting and more energic....
But I got a good feeling about the forthcoming record, simply because it sounds very fresh and raw compared to Live Slicks for example...
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| The jinn, my friend. |
An inability to annunciate or not.
It is just a cover for what he really passionately pursues.
;P
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| Some Guy |
Is this jb? |
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| Jumacfly |
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Some Guy wrote:
Is this jb?
or Saint Sway may be??  |
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| mojoman |
quote:
Some Guy wrote:
Is this jb?
miss jew? |
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| Some Guy |
quote:
mojoman wrote:
miss jew?
All About Jew |
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| mojoman |
quote:
Some Guy wrote:
All About Jew
jew can't always get what jew want..... |
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| Nasty Habits |
quote:
andrews27 wrote:
JAGGERISM 102, 103
"When the chain left the station..." (Love in Vain, on Ya-ya's)
"I was jeamin' last night..." (Emotional Rescue]
But why do we fucking care? I thought that's part of why we love these guys.
JAGGERISM 104
"Heartbreaker, with your bowling ball..."
[Edited by andrews27]
The correct term, actually, is JAGBONICS.
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| Some Guy |
quote:
mojoman wrote:
jew can't always get what jew want.....
jew make a grown man cry |
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| StonesChick |
I love the way Mick has his own way of pronouncing certain words....this chick finds it charming.
ramble, ramble...what a great handle |
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