Totally.Silent Majority wrote:The nerd in me is delighted that the word ´dalek´is in a Clash song.
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I had forgotten that. Just searched for the lyrics and had forgotten how good they are.Silent Majority wrote:The nerd in me is delighted that the word ´dalek´is in a Clash song.
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I think every Clash song is in my top 10 and close to top 5 Always liked Remote Control and I think hearing the vanilla version with the different sound to the single gave it a fresh take.Marky Dread wrote:Same here JB.JennyB wrote:It's actually in my top 10, close to top five.Wolter wrote:Yeah. Nothing wrong with it as a song.Marky Dread wrote:..is great. Shame folks thought the band didn't like it after CBS released it.Heston wrote:I always thought Remote Control from the Vanilla Tapes was overrated. Sloppy and badly mixed. The Terry version is fine.
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Yeah, but if you'd heard them both at the same time there'd be no competition. The Vanilla version has inaudible lyrics and is missing Mick's wonderful guitar solo from the original. I've just listened again and that's some fantastic lead by Mr Jones.101Walterton wrote:I think every Clash song is in my top 10 and close to top 5 Always liked Remote Control and I think hearing the vanilla version with the different sound to the single gave it a fresh take.Marky Dread wrote:Same here JB.JennyB wrote:It's actually in my top 10, close to top five.Wolter wrote:Yeah. Nothing wrong with it as a song.Marky Dread wrote: ..is great. Shame folks thought the band didn't like it after CBS released it.
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The lead in the original is pretty savage. Especially what he's doing when around the word "dalek" gets mentioned.Heston wrote:Yeah, but if you'd heard them both at the same time there'd be no competition. The Vanilla version has inaudible lyrics and is missing Mick's wonderful guitar solo from the original. I've just listened again and that's some fantastic lead by Mr Jones.101Walterton wrote:I think every Clash song is in my top 10 and close to top 5 Always liked Remote Control and I think hearing the vanilla version with the different sound to the single gave it a fresh take.Marky Dread wrote:Same here JB.JennyB wrote:It's actually in my top 10, close to top five.Wolter wrote: Yeah. Nothing wrong with it as a song.
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That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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I love the sax in the sax version of Pressure Drop when it imitates the "Oh yeaah!" near the end.
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Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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Is that Guy Stevens' input then - getting the most out of Topper and 'feeling' the right thing from Joe? I've always thought a second attempt wouldn't capture the moment, and maybe they were frightened he'd go mental?Heston wrote:Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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Definitely the latter. I think Topper would have played that well no matter what, but I think Joe needed the coaching judging by the evidence available.dave202 wrote:Is that Guy Stevens' input then - getting the most out of Topper and 'feeling' the right thing from Joe? I've always thought a second attempt wouldn't capture the moment, and maybe they were frightened he'd go mental?Heston wrote:Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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Eumaas took exception to your assertion that the song "swings."Heston wrote:Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
Look, you have to establish context for these things. And I maintain that unless you appreciate the Fall of Constantinople, the Great Fire of London, and Mickey Mantle's fatalist alcoholism, live Freddy makes no sense. If you want to half-ass it, fine, go call Simon Schama to do the appendix.
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Any linkage? I miss eumaas's precise, pedantic style.matedog wrote:Eumaas took exception to your assertion that the song "swings."Heston wrote:Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote:Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!Heston wrote:That sax solo in The Right Profile just rips, then it all comes crashing down before the chorus re-enters. Bloody love it.
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http://clashcity.com/boards/viewtopic.p ... ng#p168630Heston wrote:Any linkage? I miss eumaas's precise, pedantic style.matedog wrote:Eumaas took exception to your assertion that the song "swings."Heston wrote:Yeah, I remember a big disagreement about The Right Profile a few years back. I love it myself. Joe's singing is so ragged, yet full of personality and emotion. The drumming is also wonderful.Chuck Mangione wrote:Always forget about Right Profile's greatness. True gem, that one, even the title is cool. I think it was eumaas who said he didn't like it. He's probably not hearing it loud enough...dave202 wrote: Couldn't agree more. I feel like what I've been enjoying so much has all collapsed, and then, out of the bedlam, they carry on and give it more!
Look, you have to establish context for these things. And I maintain that unless you appreciate the Fall of Constantinople, the Great Fire of London, and Mickey Mantle's fatalist alcoholism, live Freddy makes no sense. If you want to half-ass it, fine, go call Simon Schama to do the appendix.