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Topic: Live Versions Over Studio. Posted: December 03 2014 at 15:20
Not sure if there are many Negativland fans around here, but I came across this recent live clip of the group playing their old 80s track "Yellow Black and Rectangular" on stage. On the album, it's a memorable if unremarkable 2 minute piece, but here they go off on a long improvisation that really does it for me.
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Posted: December 03 2014 at 15:03
More from The Doors, "The End" was excellent enough in the studio, but on stage at The Hollywood Bowl... mesmerising and unnerving are the words to describe it.
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Posted: December 03 2014 at 14:57
It's my favorite Doors album actually - there's something really perverse about all those sweet and sappy songs, with some of their weirdest songs (Soft Parade, Running Blue, Shaman's Blues) always lurking right around the corner. Looks like there are quite a few live clips from that period - thanks for adding the others.
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Posted: October 18 2014 at 00:43
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Rick Robson wrote:
The live version of Los Endos from the Seconds Out show - I prefer it pretty much than the studio recording, however I didn't feel the same with Dance on A Volcano (from the same show), the studio version of this song still appeals more to me.
About Los Endos, I like much better the live version from Hackett... I think it's the one on Tokyo Tapes (with flute, and perhaps sax too). Actually, I don't really like the original version so much... but this version I really enjoy a lot.
Have to admit the live version from Tokyo Tapes (1996) is quite good...
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Posted: October 17 2014 at 23:08
Rick Robson wrote:
The live version of Los Endos from the Seconds Out show - I prefer it pretty much than the studio recording, however I didn't feel the same with Dance on A Volcano (from the same show), the studio version of this song still appeals more to me.
About Los Endos, I like much better the live version from Hackett... I think it's the one on Tokyo Tapes (with flute, and perhaps sax too). Actually, I don't really like the original version so much... but this version I really enjoy a lot.
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Posted: October 17 2014 at 18:15
The live version of Los Endos from the Seconds Out show - I prefer it pretty much than the studio recording, however I didn't feel the same with Dance on A Volcano (from the same show), the studio version of this song still appeals more to me.
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In fact, it was that version of "The Soft Parade" had convinced me to buy the album.
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