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ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
History being written and recorded all in one studio session. The Rolling Stones . . . 'Sympathy For The Devil' recorded June 4 1968 PART #1 & in HD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcxE_iEDW7k The acoustic guitars sound awesome. The Rolling Stones . . . 'Sympathy For The Devil' recorded June 4 1968 PART #2 & in HD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd3458C-LjY Someone take those bongos away from Mick!
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 00:07:40
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Interesting. The "woo-woos" sound a little out of place until they're properly mixed.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 01:37:54
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I didn't know Keith played bass on sympathy ... cool
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 04:15:32
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Hi! I'm back! Only TWO hours after I clicked the link above. After watching the two parts above (which I thought were great), I clicked on this one: ANOTHER LINK That one was an hour and a half about the Stones and that ill-fated free concert they had at the Altamont Raceway in San Francisco. Couldn't stop watching... There were some pretty messed up people both in the Hell's Angels and in the crowd. Probably some good zombie footage for Bub to use as well.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 06:55:02
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Its funny, it was watching this, in this form when I (for the first time - yeah I'm slow) realized how much like Dylan the Stones were. It explains a lot (I do not like Dylan either, though I respect both).
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 08:17:26
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I didn't know Keith played bass on sympathy ... cool
Mooch, Watch part 2, and you'll see Bill actually recording the part. Keith wrote alot of the bass lines and recorded some, but that's Bill you hear on the recording. Randy
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 10:04:30
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Its funny how people are just standing around the studio smoking and talking like nothings going on. The sad thing is that the Olympic Sound Studio is no longer a working studio.  I found a site that you can buy some of the gear used on many of Olympic's famous recordings. http://olympicsoundstudios.com/
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 10:34:21
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I like how the song evolves. The first segment had a slower feel with drums. Second segment brought in all the specialty percussive instruments, and a faster feel. Unfortunately the segments don't show how they got there. Personally though, I'm glad they did get there.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 11:02:38
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This video was great. Really took me back. I loved the way they rehearsed parts down to the most basic level. Thanks for the post!
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 11:48:51
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The Angels wanna wear my red shoes?
Was it just me but when Keef was playing bass (earlier on) did it sound out of tune?
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 11:53:19
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Thanks Kev, I'll enjoy those this evening  Not much of a Stones fan, but I find stuff like this fascinating, seeing how the song appears like a blurry image coming into focus.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 12:10:37
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Out of tune. I heard that too. On one of the acoustic guitar shots it seemed he was not playing all the chords. This is great stuff!
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 13:21:43
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Its funny, it was watching this, in this form when I (for the first time - yeah I'm slow) realized how much like Dylan the Stones were. It explains a lot (I do not like Dylan either, though I respect both).
Please elaborate, I must be really slow as I don't really see any comparison unless your talking about later Dylan but even then it's seems pretty thin. Jagger and Dylan were two very, very different characters. Steve
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 14:21:08
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+1 James on blurry image coming into focus. I'm just fascinated with studio footage regardless who the band is.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 14:24:41
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Yeah, it was great to see and hear the little 'bits' appearing that made the final track..they couldn't get the groove started until the conga player did the intro..Nicky Hopkins wonderful gospel piano instead of the organ..lovely stuff.
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/25 23:27:24
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foxwolfen
Its funny, it was watching this, in this form when I (for the first time - yeah I'm slow) realized how much like Dylan the Stones were. It explains a lot (I do not like Dylan either, though I respect both).
Please elaborate, I must be really slow as I don't really see any comparison unless your talking about later Dylan but
even then it's seems pretty thin. Jagger and Dylan were two very, very different characters.
Steve
I do not know if I really can Steve. You do raise a good question though. It was in the beginning when they were jamming on the acoustics, it just struck me how much Jagger and Dylan sounded alike. It may be the things "I do not like" between the two that I hear more than those who like them might (please understand that I really do not like either, like nails on a blackboard to me - with the exception of one or two songs). Obviously as the session progresses and the song evolves the sound becomes the distinctive Stones sound, and is very different musically than Dylan. Maybe the best way to explain what I mean is with an analogy. Lenard Cohen: Different artists have taken his music and performed it with their own style. So distinctive are some that, juxtaposed with Cohen, they are spectacularly different-yet-the-same songs (Bird on a Wire for example). Does that make any sense? Cheers Shad
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/26 06:21:52
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
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Re:ROLLING STONES in the recording studio 1968
2012/03/29 11:12:54
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GONE... I watched the first one and went back to watch the second one today and they are gone... alas.
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2012/03/29 11:15:36
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