Ziggyplayedguitar
Educated Fool
He plays great. I'd like to hear the isolated guitar on the classic 80s stuff? Feel a bit sorry for him sometimes as he doesn't get many solos.
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I just don't think they like putting the rehearsal effort in. With the exception of SSOASS, ATSS and Prisoner every other track on the ME tour has been a regular set list fillers in recent years. CSIT being shit live in 1986-87 has no relevance. I love em but they are lazy and bloody unimaginative with set lists. With regard to Bruce voice some of TBOS tracks seem equally challenging vocally as ID, ATG etc. Anyhow they could reinterpret the songs."Aces High" is surely problematic, but so was having "Hallowed" as encore. I'm not saying that he can't handle it (actually, in the case of "Aces High", I do) but more that introducing even more challenging songs into the set could risk vocal fatigue setting in during the tour. Maybe they felt "Infinite Dreams" was on the wrong side of confidently getting through the set night after night.
I just don't think they like putting the rehearsal effort in. With the exception of SSOASS, ATSS and Prisoner every other track on the ME tour has been a regular set list fillers in recent years. CSIT being shit live in 1986-87 has no relevance. I love em but they are lazy and bloody unimaginative with set lists. With regard to Bruce voice some of TBOS tracks seem equally challenging vocally as ID, ATG etc. Anyhow they could reinterpret the songs.
I think I could take the the right side of the mix of A Real Live Dead One and isolate it, then you could hear his part very clear. It's easier when it's just him and Dave in the mix. But I think you can hear him good on the album as it is:I'd like to hear the isolated guitar on the classic 80s stuff? .
they have, as far as I know, never changed the key of a song to better fit the live performance or the (I stress: naturally) aging voice of Bruce (which probably every rock band ever has done before and after them)...
I think I could take the the right side of the mix of A Real Live Dead One and isolate it, then you could hear his part very clear. It's easier when it's just him and Dave in the mix. But I think you can hear him good on the album as it is:
He plays all the rhythm parts on Prowler as an example and he is mixed to the right. He starts the song.