roquer
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Post by roquer on Nov 14, 2017 19:56:57 GMT
I think Alan hit wrong notes on some songs, don't remember exactly where.
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Nov 14, 2017 20:01:28 GMT
In short, they all made mistakes (forgive me), but that was how they were... and there was no act that could compete with them... imho
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Post by Railroad17 on Nov 16, 2017 16:04:39 GMT
It's been years since I heard that album, but from memory, I don't remember hearing any. Nothing obvious anyway. As FW says, all live musicians make mistakes - anyone who says they don't is either a liar, an arrogant bastard, or both. Listen to "Made in Japan" and wallow in the majesty of the cock-up Ritchie makes in 'Smoke on the Water'. 'Live and Dangerous' by Lizzy is overdubbed to the point that it's almost a studio album. Mistakes in live music are part of its charm. I make plenty at every gig I play. So does every guitarist I know. Who cares?....except the anally obsessed...usually folk who aren't in bands, but love to sit in judgement on others who are. The world 'live' mistake champeen is Jan Akkerman playing on Focus 'Live'.It's more a case of is he going to get it right than he's made a mistake. |
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Post by Railroad17 on Nov 16, 2017 16:24:02 GMT
In short, they all made mistakes (forgive me), but that was how they were... and there was no act that could compete with them... imho But luckily that old macho mistake rubbish has gone to be mercifully replaced by Franchise Rossi's Current Panto Quo Greatest Hits Roadshow. |
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Post by Whoppa Choppa on Nov 16, 2017 19:35:00 GMT
In short, they all made mistakes (forgive me), but that was how they were... and there was no act that could compete with them... imho But luckily that old macho mistake rubbish has gone to be mercifully replaced by Franchise Rossi's Current Panto Quo Greatest Hits Roadshow. Yes Sir! Don't forget the full name "The Impeccable Franchise Rossi's Current Panto Quo Greatest Hits Roadshow, performed flawlessly, spotless, immaculate and with gusto, with a thousand elephants! An evening for the close(S)t fans", before they cut down on poster space and costs.. |
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