Tried watching Lord of the RIngs - The Rings of Power and gave up after two episodes.
Edit: Just saw Farmer's & BD's posts on this. Agreed. Lenny Henry with an Irish accent....and he is the only recognisable actor in the whole thing.
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I am thinking about having a general track discussion thread and a second one which specifically deals with comparisons between the different mixes. That might bring more structure to the discussion.
Opinions?
That makes sense.
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The team and Phil are completely lacking in marketing. To be honest, I'd kick the marketing people out of this team. But this is what I'm saying - dynamic young people should join there. Maybe if there were younger "advisors", then more of these concerts would be issued. But there isn't - it isn't. At most, there will be unofficial recordings and you have to ask about them.
What is this 'team' to which you constantly refer? I really don't know what more is expected of them. They can't release every last note of footage or recordings.
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I would only say that at the end of the day we''re talking about different versions of a SONG. Surely the song provides the common denominator and all versions can be discussed in a topic about the song.. But I bow to Christian's experience.
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I'm still not fully convinced it will be as most seem to be interpreting here, ie no full release prior to the tour. Of course it's not unknown for him and other acts to tour before a new album is released and yes what's been said so far indicates the possibility of this. So far we've had one track in three versions. If that sort of pattern is kept to, we won't have 5 or 6 by the time the tour starts. We might even have 5 or 6 versions of the one track!
In any no-full-release scenario prior to the tour it's most likely the setlist won't be restricted to what's been released and will include others off the album.
He might play every version of every track. It's the sort of thing he'd do just for the hell of it. (I know he won't. But I bet he's thought about it).
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Keep It Damp
The Lady Lives
Back In NJ
It's hard to know how far to take it.
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Áston Villa 1-2 Leicester
Brighton 2-0 Bournemouth
Wolves 1-2 Liverpool
Newcastle 3-0 West Ham
Nottm Forest 0-1 Leeds
Tottenham 2-1 Man City
Huddersfield 0-1 QPR
Reading 1-2 Watford
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Here you go Dr John. A McCartney album which opens with What's That Your Doing:
What's That You're Doing
Temporary Secretary (I saw him play this song)
You Want Her Too
On My Way To Work
Get Out Of My Way
That Day Is Done
Confidante
Somedays
Slidin'
I Don't Know
Calico Skies
These are all arbitrary. If I were to try the Wings stuff, most of it would be Band On The Run, but here goes;
Old Siam Sir (I have always loved this song).
Spirits Of Ancient Egypt
Beware My Love
Mamunia
Don't Let It Bring You Down
No Words
I've Had Enough
Every Night
Picasso's Last Words (Drink To Me)
Treat Her Gently/Lonely Old People
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I detect a particular emphasis on the Tug of War album, which is one of my favourites. That said, how could you leave out What's That You're Doing? A far superior collaboration with Stevie Wonder than the other one they did on that album.
Yes. I love Tug Of War; my second favourite album by him after Band On The Run (although that is tecnhically with Wings. I am very fond of What's That Your Doing but it didn't seem to fit well with my other choices! Maybe another list by Paul is in order.
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It brings an atmosphere to it that isn't there on the studio version, a sort of slightly frosty nocturnal spookiness.
BUT... in both versions I have a problem with the keyboard line that follows the title phrase in the chorus. It sounds so naff and hackneyed, a bit less so on the live one.
It's so strange how people see things. I know exactly what you mean about that keyboard phrase being hackneyed... I think it adds to the song's drama.
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Here is one for Paul McCartney (no WIngs).
Despite Repeated Warnings
Tug Of War
The Pound Is Sinking
Put It There
Flaming Pie
Deep Deep Feeling
Scared
Wanderlust
Come On To Me
Early Days
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Fair. Definitely Stones fans would list those two among classics. I think that casual fans wouldn't really know those two songs unless they had those albums. Other songs on those albums get more radio exposure or inclusion on playlists. Rain Fall Down is great too. Maybe you should make a second Stones list?
I had been thinking about this. There is not a great deal from the 60s era in this list, however.
Rain Fall Down (as I suggested it, I think it would be a good opener)
Before They Make Me Run
Continental Drift
Keep Up Blues
Prodigal Son
Worried About You
Rocks Off
Lies
You Got The SIlver
Sway
She Was Hot
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
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I don't know how I managed that!
Walseall 0-2 Leicester
Ipswich 1-2 Burnley
Luton 2-0 Grimsby
Southampton 0-1 Blackpool
Preston 0-3 Tottenham
Stoke 2-0 Stevenage
Wrexham 0-2 Sheff Utd
Derby 0-3 West Ham
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Here is my Rolling Stones list:
Sad, Sad, Sad
Crazy Mama
When the Whip Comes Down
Child of the Moon
No Expectations
Coming Down Again
Star Star
Jiving Sister Fanny
Dead Flowers
She's a Rainbow
Sweet Virginia
Salt of the Earth
Pretty good, although I would have thought Dead Flowers was one of their best loved tracks, same for Sweet Virginia which I actually saw them play. I would add Rain Fall Down, which I love.
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I've always loved this. Outstanding.
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Liverpool 1-2 Chelsea
Bournemouth 1-1 Nottm Forest
Southampton 0-1 Aston Villa
West Ham 2-0 Everton
Leeds 0-2 Brentford
Arsenal 2-1 Man Utd
Stoke 0-2 Reading
Wigan 0-2 Luton
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7, Reminded me a bit too much of some of Frank Zappa's jazz influenced work. Not really for me.
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Jeff Beck has died, aged 78. A guitar great.
Back in 1996 we were walking somewhere near the Hard Rock Café in London and saw a Ferrari with the number plate JBECK.
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Man Utd 1-3 Man City
Everton 0-1 Southampton
Nottm Forest 0-2 Leicester
Wolves 1-0 West Ham
Newcastle 3-0 Fulham
Tottenham 1-3 Arsenal
Preston 1-0 Norwich
Sunderland 2-0 Swansea
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I am 62 and Abacab is my second favourite album after We Can't Dance.
I remember when it came out. For some reason I didn't buy it until years later.