GYOW live this tour

shackin'up · #1 10-18-2006, 04:06 PM

NY-torrent : I love this folky rockversion, and he is experimenting bigtime on the Turner. Can be crucial for the last recordings for his next album. I really think that also in ISA, SHN, Tusk(or does he still play the white one on this tour too), GYOW and IKINW lindsey really shines on the model one, now there's space for the sound of The Turner as an electric folkguitar.

But...how great these versions of GYOW are, they all lack the most crucial backingvocal in pophistory.

BTFLCHLD · #2 10-18-2006, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

NY-torrent

youlostme

shackin'up · #3 10-18-2006, 04:24 PM

Ah come on. Try it again. I'm trying to express myself in a foreign language.

BTFLCHLD · #4 10-18-2006, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by shackin'up

Ah come on. Try it again. I'm trying to express myself in a foreign language.

I read it twice...never again!

Madness Fades · #5 10-19-2006, 07:10 AM

But what does it all mean ?????????

shackin'up · #6 10-19-2006, 10:24 AM

NY-torrent :

That means the Torrentfile that you can download from DIME. It's a lindsey buckinghamshow, from NY (New York).
I love this folky rockversion, and he is experimenting bigtime on the Turner.
This means that I love this folky rockversion of Go Your Own Way (see threadtitle), and he (LB) is experimenting bigtime on the Turner (his guitar).
Can be crucial for the last recordings for his next album.
He's going to make an electric album, at least he's going to record some tracks for it. The fact that he's experimenting on the electric guitar during these liveshows can have a big influence on the recordings.

I really think that also in ISA, SHN, Tusk(or does he still play the white one on this tour too), GYOW and IKINW lindsey really shines on the model one, now there's space for the sound of The Turner as an electric folkguitar.

Well, During these shows I think that his sound of the electric guitar is very different from what we normally hear from LB. Now on the above mentioned songs you can hear that especially. I'm just not sure if LB plays the Turner on Tusk.

But...how great these versions of GYOW are, they all lack the most crucial backingvocal in pophistory.

Well, This was a comment, competely different from the rest of the post. It's something I missed on every solo GYOW-version I've heard. I will not explain what it means.