Showing posts with label reverb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reverb. Show all posts

Friday, October 12, 2012

Rolling Stones: "Gimme Shelter" - Electric!

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I grew up listening to the Rolling Stones, but they were, to my younger self, just ambient music... slightly angry, naughty, but always there.

When I went to a live concert to hear them (tickets were free, the gift of a friend) at the New Jersey Arena, the performance hooked me.

Yep. 1990 something, and I was mesmerized. "Jumping Jack Flash," "Wild Horses," "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," and this one, "Gimme Shelter," which raised the hair on the back of my neck and gave me gooseflesh.

They are a reverb revival! The performance was as electric and dynamic as if it were 1970.

There was more: "Can't You Hear Me Knocking?,"Paint It Black," and the iconic and often used "Sympathy For The Devil." It was one of the closing musical themes to the movie "Devil's Advocate," starring Keanu Reeves and an evil Al Pacino.

Mick Jagger and the crew were moving around that stage like men on fire. They were, in a word, explosive. I've been a fan since. They are hit makers, performers and as wild as a combination of Steppenwolf and Aha! Their untamed sound was and is is purely magical.

I want you to enjoy "Gimme Shelter," a song that screams several messages that are eternally applicable to Humankind and the state of Human affairs. Click below for this treat from The Rolling Stones - still young, still rockin', still deadly as a loaded pistol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJDnJ0vXUgw





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Monday, December 6, 2010

R.E.M. -- "The One I Love"

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You have to love twangy, resonating, open strings when guitars are played in E major or E minor. Those strings ring out hauntingly. Just add some reverb, and you have a kind of surround-sound tunnel.

R.E.M did "The One I Love" in the 1980's, and I loved the unvarnished crying sound of it, as well as the simple, "Secret Agent Man" instrumentation. Four chords... E minor, D major, G major and C major, plus a terrific Neil Diamondesque (from "Solitary Man")bridge which leads to wordless but passionate expression.

"The One I Love," by R.E.M. Enjoy a celebration of the 1980s open E string, reverb and wailing. Catchy song, too. Excellent!

Click on either the hyperlink or the Video Player below, if it appears on your computer screen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7oQEPfe-O8





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