Wade MacKinnon

I like this better than the actual performance!

Why does Keith poke Ronnie at 0:14 lol?

I'm amazed at the sound they got out of those huge Ampegs, just astounding. The volume levels on stage must have been ridiculous.

@Tagesvensson It's actually Mick Taylor on lead in the right channel. The lick at 0:41 is definitely Mick Taylor. None of the stuff is above Keith's ability, it's just not his style.

@dockaiser It was indeed... the level and consistency of musicianship is excellent. I really liked Keith's guitar tone on this tour, particularly on his lead parts. "Sympathy" at twickenham stadium was excellent, that whole show was amazing.

@amixofeverything The riff for moonlight mile was from a demo tape Keith did called "Japenese Thing". So yes, he provided the groundwork for that song.

As for this song, it's hard to tell where it came from. Keith wasn't present in the studio for any of the instrument parts, just backing vocal...

They took our Kodachrome away

@outernettboy You need active shutter glasses, not the polarized ones they use in the movie theaters. As far as I know, at the moment LG is one of the only manufactures with passive 3D technology. You can use the polarized ones on the LG 3D LED backlit' sets.

So yes, you do need to buy the sam...

@wtfnowhey /watch?v=TRsMzCnQNpo ???????

@housebuds Bill Wyman

George Carlin didn't give a fuck if it was windy

@Inmateshardstyle Live from Altamont in 1969'.

@vXAlterAlibiXv Looks like a sound board to me haha. It's definitely not a screen.

@kleermaker1000 Yeah, didn't the 73' tour arrangement include a sax solo after the guitar solo?

Maybe les paul guy should give tele guy some of his overdrive

@d00bius What are you talking about? I can't hear a mistake, and I'm a guitar player

@lukafafrenz Nah... probably not. "moonlight mile" was on sticky fingers, released in 71'. This live arrangement of "you can't always get what you want" made it's debut on the 72 american tour and remained pretty much the same for the 73 European tour.

@rumbateriacabron Stop using caps if you want people to take your opinion seriously.

Do you think you could give the Mick Taylor part a crack?

wrong Key, you should of used a capo

@WarBeer Albert King played lefty on a right handed guitar with the stings upside down

@ferdmert They used SVTs for their guitars as well in 69. They stuck with Ampeg throughout the 70s.

Just think how loud it would of been on that stage with those SVTs cranked enough for that overdrive.

@cantonadenmark That is one of the most ignorant statements I have ever read.