Favorite released Police-related live album
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by njperry on 23 Dec 2008 22:35
I agree with those preferring Live disc 1 over disc 2. I haven't listened to the Atlanta concert for years. Something about all the extra parts they toured with on the Synchronicity tour made it seem less like the Police. That is why i was so glad they didn't bring extra signers or musicians on the reunion tour (although added a little bit of stuff for the Certifiable release).
I am surprised on this poll that La Notte della Taranta has gotten more votes than Orchetralli. As much as I love the energy of Taranta, it is not as Stewarty to me as Orchestralli.
I am surprised on this poll that La Notte della Taranta has gotten more votes than Orchetralli. As much as I love the energy of Taranta, it is not as Stewarty to me as Orchestralli.
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by smudge on 23 Dec 2008 22:58
[quote="njperry"]
I am surprised on this poll that La Notte della Taranta has gotten more votes than Orchetralli. As much as I love the energy of Taranta, it is not as Stewarty to me as Orchestralli.[/quote]
Agree with you entirely that Taranta is less obviously Mr Copeland, and I do love Orchestralli. It isn't just the energy of Taranta for me, it is the gorgeous melodies and vocal harmonies, the beauty of lyrics that I cannot even guess at the meaning of, combined with percussive magnificence, and a sense of all involved letting rip at some points.
I am surprised on this poll that La Notte della Taranta has gotten more votes than Orchetralli. As much as I love the energy of Taranta, it is not as Stewarty to me as Orchestralli.[/quote]
Agree with you entirely that Taranta is less obviously Mr Copeland, and I do love Orchestralli. It isn't just the energy of Taranta for me, it is the gorgeous melodies and vocal harmonies, the beauty of lyrics that I cannot even guess at the meaning of, combined with percussive magnificence, and a sense of all involved letting rip at some points.
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by smax on 23 Dec 2008 23:28
[quote="TOWOS"]
I alwasy thought this is live:
http://www.dordt.nl/~gugten/album219.htm[/quote]
well, blow me... maybe 'cos it's just andy on it but (
) i've never heard of, or heard this one; "trance formation", really ? tssssk....
I alwasy thought this is live:
http://www.dordt.nl/~gugten/album219.htm[/quote]
well, blow me... maybe 'cos it's just andy on it but (
) i've never heard of, or heard this one; "trance formation", really ? tssssk....<---A photo of me with Stewart pointing at a photo of Stewart pointing at me.
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