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    Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:44

ya gotta love it: at the beginning of elp's "pictures at an exibition" you can hear this guy - with a very strong brit accent - yelling "turn out the lights"...

if i recall, the official woodstock album set has lots of audience "noise" too ...

got any others ?





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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:46

Originally posted by utah_man utah_man wrote:


ya gotta love it: at the beginning of elp's "pictures at an exibition" you can hear this guy - with a very strong brit accent - yelling "turn out the lights"...

if i recall, the official woodstock album set has lots of audience "noise" too ...

got any others ?





HOWS ABOUT ON ELP'S ALBUMS 'TRILOGY' YOU HEAR CAL PALMER SAYING ''sh*t'' AS HE SNAPS A DRUM STICULA ON ''THE SHERRIF''!



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:49

Originally posted by utah_man utah_man wrote:


ya gotta love it: at the beginning of elp's "pictures at an exibition" you can hear this guy - with a very strong brit accent - yelling "turn out the lights"...

if i recall, the official woodstock album set has lots of audience "noise" too ...

got any others ?





BRIT ACCENT! MORE LIKE A GEORDY (NICK NAME FOR THE REGION NEWCASTLE),GLAD WE DONT HAVE AN ACCENT LIKE THAT DOWN HERE IN YORKSHIRE!



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:54
Originally posted by Karnevil9 Karnevil9 wrote:

Originally posted by utah_man utah_man wrote:


ya gotta love it: at the beginning of elp's "pictures at an exibition" you can hear this guy - with a very strong brit accent - yelling "turn out the lights"...

if i recall, the official woodstock album set has lots of audience "noise" too ...

got any others ?

BRIT ACCENT! MORE LIKE A GEORDY (NICK NAME FOR THE REGION NEWCASTLE)



ok...a strong newcastle-ish accent.
sorry
Karnevil9, i'm just not that familiar with UK regional speaking characteristics.







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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 23:00
Originally posted by utah_man utah_man wrote:

Originally posted by Karnevil9 Karnevil9 wrote:

Originally posted by utah_man utah_man wrote:


ya gotta love it: at the beginning of elp's "pictures at an exibition" you can hear this guy - with a very strong brit accent - yelling "turn out the lights"...

if i recall, the official woodstock album set has lots of audience "noise" too ...

got any others ?

BRIT ACCENT! MORE LIKE A GEORDY (NICK NAME FOR THE REGION NEWCASTLE)



ok...a strong newcastle-ish accent.
sorry
Karnevil9, i'm just not that familiar with UK regional speaking characteristics.
however...i think i can tell a glasgow-ite from a londoner...(i think...maybe...possibly.)




WHAT'S GLASGOW GOTTA DO WITH IT THEY ARE SCOTS...uk is split into ENGLAND,IRELAND,SCOTLAND & WALES.NEWVASTLE IS CLASSED AS ENGLAND BUT HAVE A VERY VERY  STRANGE ACCENT INDEED BUT NOTHING LIKE GLASWEGIAN(SCOT).sCOTS ACCENT IS BORN FROM THE SCANDANAVIAN COUNTRIES JUST ABOVE THE UK..ICELAND,& NORSK ETC...



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 23:03

edited my post for clarity ...

anyway...back to the original topic...








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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2005 at 05:33

If you want audience noise check out a few of the King Crimson Collectors Club live albums- the Central Park recording has too much.

 

My favourite is on an obscure Duster Bennett album of outtakes, demos and live recordings (Jumpin' At Shadows) where there is great rapport /joshing with the audience at the start of the blues instrumental Fresh Country Jam. BTW the ex-Krimson rhythm section of Wallace and Burrell can be heard on several tracks of this album.

 

And the Jefferson Airplane tune Turn Out The Lights (ex. Bless His Pointed Little Head) is a spontaneous improv inspired by audience participation.

 

And the Whipping Floss incident in Helsinki (by FZ)?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2005 at 07:19

I like it when audience noises are not completely shut out. I think Genesis - Three Sides Live is a bad example in that respect. The band is live, but the audience - noises are mixed out for the biggest part.

Split Enz - The living Enz (not prog, but very good) has lots of audience noises on the album.  The audience is being asked on the album to make some noises too. I like it when live albums aren't sterilized, as on Three Sides Live.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2005 at 08:27

On Welcome back my friends by ELP during Gregs bit, some idiot in the audience shouts very audibly "Its crazy man, crazy"

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2005 at 08:39
Actually on WBMF, its a guy screaming at Keith saying "You're crazy man, crazy"... and unfortunately now someone tends to do it at every concert Keith plays..  You can hear it on some of the live shows from the 90s....
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 19 2005 at 12:03

Originally posted by threefates threefates wrote:

Actually on WBMF, its a guy screaming at Keith saying "You're crazy man, crazy"... and unfortunately now someone tends to do it at every concert Keith plays..  You can hear it on some of the live shows from the 90s....

I think enough time has gone by that I can now confess that that was me, I yelled that out. I'm sorry, I got a little carried away with Keith's antics, what with the knives, and the twirling of the organ, and the jumping on the back of the piano, and all, I don't, I mean, how does he do it?! He's such a wild man! The running and the jumping and his hair flying, and I just get so excited!!! I want to do that too!

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