Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Sadly true, a lot of bands could not perform live as they relied on electronics to make them sound 'good'.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
I was glued to the telly for most of the event, twas very exciting because of the live element and you just did not know what was going to happen next. I was very much into the Thompson Twins at the time and when they eventually came on stage I photographed them off the telly screen!! I've still got the pictures but unfortunately they sounded awful and I was so embarrassed and some of my work colleagues slagged me off about how terrible they sounded.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Originally posted by chilligrape View Posti can't stand dylan, maybe people cover his songs cos they know they will sound better singing them.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Originally posted by Dr. Hfuhruhurr View PostFair enough.. but Dylan was an original, hence his lasting fame and the amount of people covering his classic songs.
I know he can't sing..HE knows he can't sing, but the songs are fantastic.
I don't get it.. hate Dylan, but love Oasis?? a band how have never had an original musical thought in their entire career??
From the ripped offPistols/T-Rex riffs to the Lennon sneer.. they are plagarists
I like a lot of music from 60's 70's 80's and 90's, I have a very varied musical tate. i can't stand dylan, maybe people cover his songs cos they know they will sound better singing them.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Fair enough.. but Dylan was an original, hence his lasting fame and the amount of people covering his classic songs.
I know he can't sing..HE knows he can't sing, but the songs are fantastic.
I don't get it.. hate Dylan, but love Oasis?? a band how have never had an original musical thought in their entire career??
From the ripped offPistols/T-Rex riffs to the Lennon sneer.. they are plagarists
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
I watched all of it, some on the main TV downstairs and the rest on my portable in my bedroom when the family went to bed. I was about to switch it off in the early hours of the morning and go to sleep, but while I was considering it a huge thunderstorm broke so I stayed up and watched the rest figuring I wouldn't be able to sleep because of the storm anyway.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Originally posted by Dr. Hfuhruhurr View PostDylan WAS great..not anymore, and not at Live Aid.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Dylan WAS great..not anymore, and not at Live Aid.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Originally posted by Lord Clod View PostShocked and stunned...shocked and stunned....
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
I watched most of it on tv that day in between having a barbecue, it was a beautiful day.
It was an amazing event, but now all I can really remember is Status Quo kicking off with 'Rockin' All Over The World' and the unforgettable Freddie Mercury performance with Queen. Magic.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
I missed most of the early part - I was watching Planet of the Apes for the first time - 'Damn you all to hell!'
I love that movie.
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
Originally posted by Lord Clod View PostIts still one of my biggest regrets...
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It was one of those gigs I was glad I never went to, if I had to listen to Geldof crying one more time, I would SCREAM!!!!
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Watched it all day on TV - i still remember the shock of Bob Geldof saying the F word live!
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Re: Live Aid - Biggest mistake of my life
I was there. It was hot, sweaty, the sound quality was apalling, the performers were, in the main, average, but the spirit was phenomenal. I have never before or since been in such a large group of hot uncomfortable people in which nobody lost their temper or got in the slightest bit shirty. A wonderful day. Got home at about midnight, gatecrashed a party at the nurses' home and dined out on the 'I was there' routine. Marvellous.
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