Many, many , many bands of the genre and era drop mid tempo tunes from their live shows in favor of fast or slower tunes. As a fan of all the coney, y&t, Black n blue, kick axe, etc mid tempo album tunes, its nice to see them played live. Often it is when bands play the entire album that they come out. The key to making them work well live, (and if this key is not observed, the reason why bands pull them from the sets ) is because they need to groove. Simpler mid tempo tunes cannot be phoned in. Best practice is to make sure they are in full groove and swing with intent. Sort of a punk ethos. Punk tunes only work when played this way also. And rushing is a vibe killr. so tempo is also part of the key. Better to play it a bit behind the beat/tempo than rush because fans sense when a band is just playing to get to the end of a tune. 90% of legacy bands phone the entire show in. Not saying that is the case with coney, just a side observation regarding mid tempo tunes. drop this session by 3% and it comes across a bit better. was rushed for first several bars then it got more inline. play these mid tempo tunes like its the last tune you'll ever play and the crowd will eat them up every time. Andy's bass for example was right on. Love me some early 80's coney.
C'est vraiment une grosse merde. Et c'est bien pour cela que le rock a périclité dans une forme de variété pourrie destiné à la masse soumis des futures générations.
That small piece from 0:53 to 1:00...it sounds so familiar as if I heard it so long ago like in a film or classical piece...maybe from something comepletely different. This is gonna bother me forever I think, dammit.
this video is awesome! one of the band members of easy axxess is my friend from high school. he was the drummer. if anyone has anymore of this group, please share them with me. thank you
That girl was insanely hot! Good show! They should have gotten me up to sing with them for the Van Halen tunes since I too had a Van Halen tribute band and I write songs about sex LOL ; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cPxa_oOOSYM.html