26th September 2006 10:52 PM |
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straycatblues |
After coming off one of his best vocal performence's on Goats Heads Soup with songs like 100 years ago, Angie, and Winter, Mick has two of his worst vocal performences on IORR and Black and Blue. He tries to be too dirty and rough sounding. for example:
If You Can't Rock Me-Mick slurs and growls the lyrics too much, making a potentially great song, into merely an average one. Fortunately, keith and mick taylor's guitar work is excellent.
Ain't Too Proud To Beg-You can hardly understand a word he's saying.
It's Only Rock and Roll-same as If You Can't Rock Me
Time Waits For No One-This is the big one for me, I think if Mick has a better vocal performance, this is a top five Stones song, hands down. Fantastic lyrics and Mick Taylor's Solos save this one, but what a travesty. the way he sings "nooo, not for meee" just irritates me". Unlike Sympathy where you can feel the power and emotion, it almost sounds like hes trying too hard to put emotion into it here.
Luxury-Shit song, with bad vocals. nuff said.
Dance Little Sister-not too bad, just a little bit below average.
Hot Stuff- What the fuck is this?
Hand of Fate-Same as Time waits. Great Riff, Rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, drums, and lyrics, but the sound of Jagger's voice leave something to be desired.
Cherry Oh Baby-same as Luxury.
Memory Motel-Same as Time Waits and Hand of Fate
Hey Negrita-here the rough sounding actually works, but it still could be a tad bit more polished
Melody-same as Hot Stuff
Crazy Mama-potentially very good to great song, vocals are again below average.
Fortunately, Mick cleaned up his act for Some girls (with the exception of "Lies").
However, i do believe that "till the next goodbye" is one of his BEST vocal performances.
just my thoughts...
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26th September 2006 11:05 PM |
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Taptrick |
I actually quite like about every example you gave. I think the screaming vocals of Dirty Work were a bad fall though. But even those come across better in the boot versions without the 80s production.
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26th September 2006 11:13 PM |
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texile |
i like that growl....
back then, it sounded authentic and sexy. |
27th September 2006 12:37 AM |
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Coming Down Again |
I couldn't agree less with a good portion of your analysis. |
27th September 2006 01:31 AM |
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JOHNNYSTONED |
GEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ARE YOU KIDDING ME? JAGGER IS BRILLIANT ON BOTH LPS.. |
27th September 2006 04:20 AM |
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F505 |
Nothing wrong with Jagger's vocals on the two albums mentioned. |
27th September 2006 07:19 AM |
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glencar |
quote: Coming Down Again wrote:
I couldn't agree less with a good portion of your analysis.
I think that's the general consensus! |
27th September 2006 09:50 AM |
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jb |
Jagger's vocals in the 70's were simply the best..he kept the songs really moving and had, unlike the slow tempo he and the band embrace today... |
27th September 2006 04:26 PM |
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Steamboat Bill, Jr. |
Mick was a fucking awesome powerhouse vocalist in the '70's.
IORR, in fact, is one of THE aboslute greatest rock vocals ever!
While Robert Plant was busy screeching like he just had his nuts cut off, Mick and Roger were showing people how rock singing is done. |
27th September 2006 04:41 PM |
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Saint Sway |
Let It Loose was his masterpiece |
27th September 2006 04:46 PM |
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F505 |
quote: Saint Sway wrote:
Let It Loose was his masterpiece
Let it Loose was the band's masterpiece. That song is never surpassed. Never ever. |
27th September 2006 04:47 PM |
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Joey |
quote: jb wrote:
Jagger's vocals in the 70's were simply the best..he kept the songs really moving and had, unlike the slow tempo he and the band embrace today...
Amen !!!!
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27th September 2006 04:58 PM |
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glencar |
straycatblues, you done been schooled! |
27th September 2006 05:11 PM |
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Saint Sway |
Mick's scream in Sway is hair raisingly awesome!
That "Hey Heyyyyyyy HEEEEEYYYYYYYYYY Nowwwwwwww!!!" part
thats passion! |
27th September 2006 07:04 PM |
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HardKnoxDurtySox |
quote: straycatblues wrote:
Luxury-Shit song, with bad vocals. nuff said.
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27th September 2006 08:26 PM |
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tumbling dice |
The best time of Jagger vocals!!
sway,I got the blues,Moonlight mile,Let it Loose,Shine a light,Winter,Angie,100 years a go,Memory motel and all the some girls album.... |
27th September 2006 08:53 PM |
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texile |
that wail in let let loose does it for me....
can he wail anymore. |
27th September 2006 10:05 PM |
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ebmp |
I looove his vocals on Hand of Fate.. And how can you criticize Memorey Motel? I think thats one of his top 5 vocals ever |
28th September 2006 01:04 AM |
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straycatblues |
IMO let it bleed and sticky fingers are his top 2 vocal performances, hands down. hand of fate? are u kidding me? you can hardly understand a word hes saying. |
28th September 2006 02:15 AM |
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Brainbell Jangler |
quote: straycatblues wrote:
IMO let it bleed and sticky fingers are his top 2 vocal performances, hands down. hand of fate? are u kidding me? you can hardly understand a word hes saying.
That's a criticism? I think that characterizes most of the Stones' best songs. You're a "uniter not a divider" in this thread. |
28th September 2006 02:39 AM |
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Egbert |
quote: Steamboat Bill, Jr. wrote:
While Robert Plant was busy screeching like he just had his nuts cut off
Robert - nuts = Janis Joplin. |
28th September 2006 11:43 AM |
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glencar |
quote: Brainbell Jangler wrote:
That's a criticism? I think that characterizes most of the Stones' best songs. You're a "uniter not a divider" in this thread.
Yes, we're all united against this common threat! |
28th September 2006 12:17 PM |
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F505 |
United we stand and firmly we will beat this evil! |
28th September 2006 02:14 PM |
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Nasty Habits |
Anyone whose ears do not glaze over in awe at the sheer lungbusting blowout vocal of Crazy Mama is not hearing the same song I am. Not even MICK has ever dared attempt that particular holler live. |
28th September 2006 02:41 PM |
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glencar |
quote: Nasty Habits wrote:
Anyone whose ears do not glaze over in awe at the sheer lungbusting blowout vocal of Crazy Mama is not hearing the same song I am. Not even MICK has ever dared attempt that particular holler live.
I saw this live in 1997 at Philly. 20 years later & the holler was gone. |
28th September 2006 03:47 PM |
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the good |
quote: straycatblues wrote:
After coming off one of his best vocal performence's on Goats Heads Soup with songs like 100 years ago, Angie, and Winter, Mick has two of his worst vocal performences on IORR and Black and Blue. He tries to be too dirty and rough sounding. for example:
If You Can't Rock Me-Mick slurs and growls the lyrics too much, making a potentially great song, into merely an average one. Fortunately, keith and mick taylor's guitar work is excellent.
Ain't Too Proud To Beg-You can hardly understand a word he's saying.
It's Only Rock and Roll-same as If You Can't Rock Me
Time Waits For No One-This is the big one for me, I think if Mick has a better vocal performance, this is a top five Stones song, hands down. Fantastic lyrics and Mick Taylor's Solos save this one, but what a travesty. the way he sings "nooo, not for meee" just irritates me". Unlike Sympathy where you can feel the power and emotion, it almost sounds like hes trying too hard to put emotion into it here.
Luxury-Shit song, with bad vocals. nuff said.
Dance Little Sister-not too bad, just a little bit below average.
Hot Stuff- What the fuck is this?
Hand of Fate-Same as Time waits. Great Riff, Rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, drums, and lyrics, but the sound of Jagger's voice leave something to be desired.
Cherry Oh Baby-same as Luxury.
Memory Motel-Same as Time Waits and Hand of Fate
Hey Negrita-here the rough sounding actually works, but it still could be a tad bit more polished
Melody-same as Hot Stuff
Crazy Mama-potentially very good to great song, vocals are again below average.
Fortunately, Mick cleaned up his act for Some girls (with the exception of "Lies").
However, i do believe that "till the next goodbye" is one of his BEST vocal performances.
just my thoughts...
I fart in your general direction.
Just my thoughts... |