Reply With QuoteSame here.Originally Posted by 1234over
But the combination of the two really equaled something great.
I will say that Mick lost me in Foreigner's later period.
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"Lose This Skin" with guest vocals is so great.
"Hitsville UK" is another one
I actually love C'mon Every Beatbox" by Big Audio Dynamite too. It's a great dance tune. I prefer mick jones' melodicism over strummers passion, tho they both rock
Last edited by 1234over; September 9th, 2014 at 12:47 AM.
It can't be "Van Halen" without Roth, any more than it can be "Van Halen" without Eddie.
Same here.
But the combination of the two really equaled something great.
I will say that Mick lost me in Foreigner's later period.
Historic Films YouTube channel uploaded this again today.
Aside from their watermark and clock timers it's pretty much the utmost supreme quality version that I know of visually. The sound I believe is only one channel through both sides or something.
They put it up last year if everyone remembers but then took it down until uploading it again today. I copied and saved it right away in case they take it down again.
Last edited by Heisenberg; September 17th, 2014 at 06:21 PM.
Great video...Historic Films YouTube channel uploaded this again today.
Aside from their watermark and clock timers it's pretty much the utmost supreme quality version that I know of visually. The sound I believe is only one channel through both sides or something.
They put it up last year if everyone remembers but then took it down until uploading it again today. I copied and saved it right away in case they take it down again.
But one thing...
Note to Ed and Al, around the 5:20 mark you are trying to improvise ala Zeppelin and it just isn't working.
I thought the portion, where Ed pulls a violin bow off the riser, was a bit much...
Actually, VH had some good jams on that second tour.
They'd do some weird, atmospheric stuff before "Feel your love" or "On fire."
I agree Zeppelin were the masters of those sort of hypnotic, think on your feet, kinda jams.
Page, Jones & Bonzo had an almost intuitive musical thing happening.
Just had a chance to listen - every bit as Pro as I expected from you, Benji. Excellent playing all-around, but you know - my favorite thing was the train-whistle chords on Roadrunner where the second guitar comes in starting 0:24.
Supported.
DH
Glad my tastes are validated. I been playing this tune for years unedited version, wife hates it neighbors have to hear it and I still love it. I moved there from cali when I was 17. It just says it all
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