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Wir durften STING und seine Band in Montreux in der vordersten Reihe geniessen!!! Es war wie ein Privatkonzert.....Die Präsenz und der Ausdruck dieses Musikers ist einfach einzigartig....Diese drei Männer haben ein Ambiente gezaubert, was mir immer noch Tränen vor Freude in die Augen treibt, das Herzen total öffnet. Auch hier bei diesen super tollen Aufnahmen sieht man die Spielfreude der Drei. DANKE für dieses super Vid und vor allem den Dreien für ihr WERK, den Menschen FREUDE bereiten🙏💚🤍💚🙏
I really dont like the songs in lower keys. Stings whole aesthetic is that he should be soaring up in the stratosphere. Walking on the Moon just sounds so anemic. Comparable singers Jon Anderson (quite a bit older than Sting,) and Colin Hay are still able to get up there in that register. I wonder what happened to his voice? This almost sounds like a Sting immposter.
@mancuniancandidatem it's just age, he's probably been singing out of his range for years. Jon Anderson's speaking voice is pretty much the same as his singing voice.
@@Lance37a You are right about Jon Anderson , but Colin Hay still has it even though, like Sting I think he is an extended baritone . I wonder if Sting doesn't want to put in the maintenance anymore. I was amazed to see a fairly recent video of him (like in the last 10 years) arriving at LAX and smoking a cigarette. Jon Anderson cracks me up when he speaks. 😂 He has the strangest accent I have ever heard. He is supposedly from Accrington near Manchester.
Which song are you referring to? In "Shape of My Heart", he is playing exactly what is needed for the song, and he thankfully does not overplay like so many guitar players these days. "It's not the notes you play, it's the notes you don't play." (Miles Davis).
@@jopberlin Not sure what you mean. Miles really said that, as far as I know, about not playing too many notes. Since you find Dominic Miller's guitar playing boring, I was wondering which song you were referring to. And if you find it boring, I am under the impression you want him to play more (or something entirely different, but in the end, he wrote the guitar part to "Shape of My Heart"). I just wanted to voice a different opinion, I like what he plays, that's all. If you are looking for more exciting guitar playing, there's plenty of other music around which should be more according to your expectations. I find that at least 80% of guitar players are overplaying most of the time, even if they are technically brilliant and "exciting". Sometimes, less is more, and I think this is the case here with "Shape of My Heart", but we can all like different things, I suppose.
Bèh per quanto riguarda le voci, 60/70 bisogna dire che diversi hanno perso lo smalto dei tempi d' oro!!!!!! Non solo IAN GILLAN anche se si difendicchia ancora!!!!!!! Es ROBERT PLANT Non è più LUI né OZZY OSBOURNE, né IAN ANDERSON, né PHIL COLLINS e perfino PETER GABRIEL e PETER HAMMILL Non sono più ai loro standards abituali!!!!!!! Purtroppo invecchiando a molti la voce cambia e nella stragrande maggioranza peggiora!!!!!! Ma sappiamo anche che essendo fan di quella musica di quelle idee musicali...... sappiamo accettare anche questo!!!!!!!! W il grande ROCK che sia HARD PROG PSYC BLUES FOLK, insomma quella GRAN BELLA MUSICA che abbiamo imparato ad ascoltare apprezzare AMARE sin da ragazzi!!!!!!! Ok oggi i giovani ci chiamano BOOMER o RIMASTONI..... ebbene....se le proposte musicali odierne sono quelle del RAP,TRAP,HIP HOP,POP di taglio USA e GETTA e il ROCKodierno, è in MANO a gente come i .... MANESKIN che sono la Brutta ma.... BRUTTA copia dei QUEEN......!!!!!!! Vi ho detto TUTTO!!!!!!!! FIERO anzi FIERISSIMO di essere...RIMASTONE o.. BOOMER!!!!!!! Intendiamoci anche quando mi capita di ascoltare anche qualche band di ragazzi che hanno amore e passione per quelle IDEE musicali Dei 60/70 soprattutto.... Non posso che apprezzare e anche contento, felice di sapere che anche in futuro ci sarà gente musicisti che porteranno AVANTI quella BELLA MUSICA quelle IDEE musicali o come SOLO cover bands,tribute bands, oppure facendo producendo materiale PROPRIO ispirandosi a quei GRANDI GRUPPI musicisti artisti.....di quel ..... GLORIOSO PASSATO sia estero ma anche italiano!!!!!!! Perché ricordiamoci che anche NOI abbiamo e abbiamo avuto gruppi bands mica da ridere!!!!! PFM ancora attivi, BANCO DEL MUTUO SOCCORSO ancora attivi,ORME ancora attivi, OSANNA ancora attivi e credo che anche i DELIRIUM e il BALLETTO DI BRONZO lo siano!!!!!!!! Certamente con diversi cambi di organico per alcuni di questi vedi ORME, DELIRIUM, BALLETTO DI BRONZO PFM e nel caso del BANCO due cambi DOLOROSI obbligati del cantante e chitarrista, entrati al posto degli indimenticabili FRANCESCO DI GIACOMO rip e RODOLFO MALTESE rip!!!!!!!!!! Però come si suol dire.... THE SHOW MUST GO ON!!!!!!! Certo i mortali noi uomini quindi in questo caso i musicisti se ne vanno passano, ma la MUSICA.....quella BELLA RIMANE e spero per SEMPRE anche quando il sottoscritto cioè IO... NON ci sarò PIÙ!!!!!!!!
I love how rhythmically articulate Simon was on ‘Hard Lovin’ Man’. Sounds really good. McBride I think fits the band better than his direct predecessor, Steve Morse. No offense to Steve, but Simon fits better.
I'm a die-hard, Blackmore fan.Simon Mcbride is a fantastic player.He's injected new life into the band Ian doesn't sound like he did.However,neither does Plant,Elton John,&lits of others.The voice changes when you get older.In .y humble opinion they are sounding bloody great!As for this getting personal ,rubbish comments.Grow up!Embrace quality si gs,&music.If not,.well what the hell are you doing here?!
Mein Sohn und ich waren auch da. Es war wie immer. Nein. Noch besser. Weil die Jungs nach all den Konzerten endlich mal wieder mehr von den neueren Stücken gespielt haben. Und sie haben mit diesen neuesten Songs wirklich an die Zeit von Anfang der 70er Jahre angeknüpft. Was mich auch wieder begeistert hat, war diese absolute Spielfreude, die sie immer noch an den Tag legen. Long Life DP Jürgen Fan seit 1972
@banjomusic76 Thank you very much. Yes, I love that guitar, had the back of the headstock signed by Warren Haynes recently when I met him during the last tour with his band.
