Murder by Numbers at Vancouver 2007 (video)

Murder by Numbers at Vancouver 2007 (video)

Postby Jose on 22 Jul 2007 00:02

For me the very first time I watch "Murder by Numbers" live

Vancouver May 27th 2007 - Amazing Andy's guitar riff!

Enjoy It!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns8cr7WIpVI
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Postby Tamadude on 23 Jul 2007 09:35

Thanks Jose!

The more videos the better! :D
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Postby Jose on 23 Jul 2007 22:08

hopefully I discover it... but i would like to watch the entire performance...sounds great !
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:15

Andy's solo is great. You can feel Stewart hates the song, but still he plays the heck out of it. But when I think to the original version, Sting SUCKS, he'e like 3 octaves lower?
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Postby TheEqualizer on 23 Jul 2007 22:17

Stewart hates this song? Really? Not doubting you, but he plays so well on the track. Surprising.
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Postby Jose on 23 Jul 2007 22:25

I expected at the end of the song the amazing Stewart's tiny solo drumming like on the studio version , but unhappily it not happened :(
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:27

Stewart hates jazz music. He hates muso jazz pretentious tracks.
This is most def. the most blues-jazz song the Police ever recorded.

It never came up amongst his favorites...
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Postby TheEqualizer on 23 Jul 2007 22:30

Makes sense. But man, he just KILLS on that track
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:31

I am totally with you on this. He's a real Pro.
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Postby Jose on 23 Jul 2007 22:34

I remember a great "jazzy" drum of Stewart at "Shadows in the Rain" jamming ( in the middle of the song ) on a Japanese Concert of the eighties... "Budokan Hall", Isn't it?

and I think at an Umplugged POLICE album he could play with some Jazzy style...
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:37

Stewart can play ANYTHING. He doesn't necessarily have to like what he plays, but if you see the Jools Holland interview where he makes fun of Billy Cobham, and read some interviews (he even said that jazz musicians are so conceited and haughty because they don't get laid as much as rock musicians), you will realize that he does not even like Coltrane.
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Postby Jose on 23 Jul 2007 22:40

[quote="Kalypso"]Stewart can play ANYTHING. He doesn't necessarily have to like what he plays, but if you see the Jools Holland interview where he makes fun of Billy Cobham, and read some interviews (he even said that jazz musicians are so conceited and haughty because they don't get laid as much as rock musicians), you will realize that he does not even like Coltrane.[/quote]

I read "Buddy Rich" was one of their drummers Idols ( he was a jazz drummer, isn't it?) for not saying "Buddy Rich" is his favorite drummer... 8)
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:41

About Buddy Rich, it was probably his father's favorite drummer...However, asking a drummer if he likes Buddy Rich is like asking a classical musician if he likes Beethoven.
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Postby TheEqualizer on 23 Jul 2007 22:43

However, a recall Stewart saying that he does not like Mozart
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Postby Kalypso on 23 Jul 2007 22:45

Neither do I. We both suck at maths :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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