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That drum beat is amazing

This is very interesting listening to the Bassline, I’ve played this many times note for note but there’s subtle differences I’ve never heard before, great work

12 years...

I still have this game

Thank you ❤

Sensacional 👏🏽👏🏽🎼

I don't know anyone who bought this . never even got to try it

Catch a Fire/B-Side Single 1973 Drums and Percussion 0:00 Bass 3:56 Guitars 7:51 Piano, Organ and Clavinet 11:48 Vocals 15:46

this is a vibe

Big split bob put it on .from seychelles bless ❤❤❤.

Amazing.Could you please do I shot the sheriff Bob Marley Live at the Rainbow Theatre?

Órgão top

Pearl/A-Side Single 1971 Drums 0:00 Bass 3:53 Guitar, Organ and Piano 7:47 Vocals 11:44

Loving the attention to reggae tracks. Where do you get the individual tracks for isolation, or do you use some sort of software?

It feels so wrong lol

jah live carlton

smooth as fck

Muito obrigado irmão , damos graças por postar essa maravilha.

4:00 "Clocktower crank puzzle, we're looking at you." LOL

Thank you for posting! It is amazing that "Family Man" Barrett, Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh were also on this. Like something that should be put in a time capsule.

respect je vais essayer de la jouer pour bob et sa memoire

These are absolutely beautiful 😍 thanks man

Concrete Jungle, please.

You are heaven sent

Great work, it’s fantastic to hear these isolated tracks. It’s ridiculous how absolutely brilliant every band members performance is. It’s the perfect song, a brilliant David Paich composition, groove, hooks, power, melody. For me it’s one of the greatest songs of all time!

Burnin'/A-Side Single 1973 Drums 0:00 Bass 3:58 Guitars and Organ Bleed 7:52 Keyboards 11:41 Vocals 15:39

Really cool

Thanks for uploading.

I see you got yourself a hold of some stems from the 'usual' online sources ;)

Fascinating. I'm not sure how this was done, but I can't hear any bleed from other tracks.whuch I might expect during the recording process.

How do you isolate these songs?

Is that a drum machine? No...and Yes! It's Jeff Pocaro!!

Amazing Jeff pocaro , lucather , paitch all amazing this is what todays artist cannot do these guys are a once in a lifetime enjoy while the remaining band is still alive TOTO you rock

Amazing to hear these legendary parts isolated! Really interesting to hear some things I don't hear in the mix. Love the bass drum sound.

A-Side Single/Toto 1978 Drums and Tambourine 0:00 Bass 3:56 Piano 7:42 Guitars and Buried Synth 11:37 Vocals 15:23

Uprising 1980 Drums and Percussion 0:00 Bass 3:55 Guitars and Keyboards 7:46 Vocals 11:42

Pocket Full of Kryptonite/A-Side Single 1991 Drums, Tambourine and Backing Vocals 0:00 Bass 4:27 Guitars 8:52 Vocals 13:18

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Talking Book/A-Side Single 1972 Drums and Congas 0:00 Bass 2:58 Rhodes 5:52 Vocals 8:49

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Is it true that this game has a hidden ending

Living in The Material World 1973 Drums 0:00 Bass 3:23 Guitar, Piano, Keys and Orchestra 6:56 Vocals 10:47

Great to see you back and thanks for these! Be well!

This sounds so refreshing after hearing the original forever

Songs of Freedom 1992 Drums 0:00 Bass 4:43 Guitar and Keyboards 9:26 Vocals 14:07

0:32 Music?

This was going to be the next skit following "Terry & Steve" but I didn't have much motivation and time to finish filming. Some of the planned games I would have featured were Mortal Kombat, Dr. Mario, Startropics, Don't S*it Your Pants (which ended up as a Tiktok), Red Steel and Wolfenstein. Perhaps, I can return to this style of video some other day, but please enjoy what I managed to film :)

Another thing that is noticeable is on John McVey's bass part. That is how frequently he adds a grace note just before the down stroke (on the beat note.) To fully hear this, listen to it at 75% of full speed.

One thing that is noticeable with Clapton's isolated part that you wouldn't be able to notice on the full recording is a delayed repeat on the right channel with Clapton's main part on the Left. Sonically it adds to the fullness of his already full tone.