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I have a bootleg Rolling Stones album from around 1974, I think it was a concert in Munich. It has got the definitive version of You Can’t Always Get What You Want. I’ve got it on cassette and gave the vinyl version to a friend since I don’t have a turntable anymore. It’s better than their live albums, all of which I love.
I just got the NY set of Lu’s “album shows” and love it. I also love At the Fillmore.
One I haven’t seen mentioned–> Warren Zevon-Stand in the Fire
If you ever thought Werewolves of London was a “novelty” song, you won’t anymore.@tntracy wrote:
@kgdatl0127 wrote:
The reason I didn’t get the LA set is because the web site only lists 10 songs from World Without Tears. I was sure that was wrong, but figured what the hey.
Yeah, that’s a “typo” of sorts – the CD sleeve only lists the 10 songs as well, but the entire first set / album is indeed on the CD…
Tom
I figured as much. I also figured that I would probably get both eventually anyway, so I guess I started with the NY set.
Lyle Lovett’s new album is very good, too. Especially the title track. It’s been a great week for “new” music for me.
@LWjetta wrote:
@ali wrote:
On that note, can anyone tell me which particular Live LA CD and track has the story about the ‘who do I have **** to get a fan’ . It cracks me up but I can’t find the track now!
The answer to today’s trivia question is Track # 12 from Sweet Old World. El Ray 09/09/07.
lwj
HAHAHAHA! Great line. Classic Lucinda.
I just got the NY set a couple of days ago and it is great. I would be interested in knowing the difference, but these 5 discs have graced my various players since I got the mail that day and I love them.
The reason I didn’t get the LA set is because the web site only lists 10 songs from World Without Tears. I was sure that was wrong, but figured what the hey.
I really love the intros w/the background on the songs. It’s like getting the director’s cut of a movie.
