Almost better then the duet....

Maarten K. wrote:I remember seeing this song on dvd at a friends house. He's a huge Stones fan and when I brought him a copy of LMS, he couldn't wait to let me hear this version. But he added he loved Jerry's version as well. Me too, altough Mick's voice sounds a bit strange at times (probably due technical improvements).
Just been listening to Last Man Standing back to back with Kid rocks cd Rock n Roll Jesus.
A good combination.
Ian
Andrew McRae wrote:Just been listening to Last Man Standing back to back with Kid rocks cd Rock n Roll Jesus.
A good combination.
Ian
That's a bizarre coincidence: I did exactly the same thing last evening...
Andrew
I also drank a couple of Ciders ...., how about you?
Ian
BigMugs wrote:It's interesting to hear all the experts favorites on LMS - they're all very different from each other, which just reflects all of our cultural background differences I guess. I noticed no one picked Pink Cadillac though, which stood out for me above the rest in terms of real commercial appeal, and tight rockin with The Boss. The sax break in that was really rippin'. The video was also a real kick for me as well, to see a younger animated version of Jerry Lee flyin' around in that '59 Caddy with the top down.
Oddly enough, I liked the ones most others didn't - Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age, Just Bummin' Around, and Couple More Years. Any one of those could've and should've been nominated for a Best Celeb Duet award by the CMAs. I think the only ones I didn't really care for was Twilight, which woud have fared much better with a slower tempo. I liked the words, but it seemed like he was always gasping for air, and not able to put the real emotion that the song needed into the lyrics due to the rushed pace that it was going. For me, the style didn't fit him at all, and should've been left on the shelf as a failed experiment.
Andrew McRae wrote:I also drank a couple of Ciders ...., how about you?
Ian
.. no, the coincidences end there! I'm afraid that's just not my 'bag'!
Andrew
BigMugs wrote:It's interesting to hear all the experts favorites on LMS - they're all very different from each other, which just reflects all of our cultural background differences I guess. I noticed no one picked Pink Cadillac though, which stood out for me above the rest in terms of real commercial appeal, and tight rockin with The Boss. The sax break in that was really rippin'. The video was also a real kick for me as well, to see a younger animated version of Jerry Lee flyin' around in that '59 Caddy with the top down.
Oddly enough, I liked the ones most others didn't - Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age, Just Bummin' Around, and Couple More Years. Any one of those could've and should've been nominated for a Best Celeb Duet award by the CMAs. I think the only ones I didn't really care for was Twilight, which woud have fared much better with a slower tempo. I liked the words, but it seemed like he was always gasping for air, and not able to put the real emotion that the song needed into the lyrics due to the rushed pace that it was going. For me, the style didn't fit him at all, and should've been left on the shelf as a failed experiment.
bailbath wrote:
Ps My fave track is Honky Tonk Woman on LMS
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