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drum machine?😂

The long lost sound of TRUE Britain and it’s Forever Lost Wonderful Culture …🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Fun fact: Serve The Servants was made in one take.

instrumental is deceptively intricate

no comments no context Basically garbage

Kathi McDonald on BGs ❤️

bass is the unsung hero of this song.... its a killer bassline

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you're such a king thank you so much

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Can you please tell me which effect device was taken for Mick Jagger's vocal track? It's unbelievable how much studio effects they used on each Spir anyway. Which compressor etc ??? Can you help me with that?

Can you do off the wall by Michael Jackson

The Extra background vocals are from Jim Gilstrap,Augie Johnson,Paulette McWilliams,Mortonette Jenkins and Zedric Williams

wow... what a pleasure! thanks so much for the chance to hear this....

Wow didn't know that Zenigata had the ass of a woman😳

That skeleton girl really wanted to jump Goemon's bones, if you get my phrasing😂😂😂😂💀 Edt: BTW which episode is it?, If you don't mind me asking. Also which episode is the Fujiko mommy little kid and the ugly bitch episode?

I will always stand by my opinion, this is one of the best Beatles songs!!!

One of my favorite Stones songs. Not sure why they thought they needed anyone else on lead, Richards did just fine.

Just one of the classic tracks off the greatest album The Stones ever recorded. A crystalline showcase of rock ballad, blues and country. 😊

If it's Miller production that percussion is gonna kill and the Stones worked Jimmy to death but boy did he work them.

3:38-3:44 why is the undead rizzing up poor Goemon? Does she like him? The dead have no chance of love? 😅

Wow!

Fantastic. Great to hear these parts so clearly!

Shouldn't Eddie bongo Brown's pic be there while the congos are being played

This is why Ringo kicks your ass

This is incredible. Thank you for posting this.

I still wish this would come to PC.

5:19 Lupin really likes Fujiko doesn’t he? Or maybe not since he’s taking Zenigata for himself 😊

4:32 where’s the best part? “Lupin”

only Keith could play that.

❤❤❤ Bob music

Thanks for putting this up!

Could you do What’s Happening Brother. It’s one of my favs from this album

I been "jammin" this tune the last few weeks with a guitar player. I wasnt happy with my strumming pattern. I love this....especially when he plays that "B".........it sounds so wrong to my ear. Sounds like it is flat....but yet, i love the sound of it.

Bravo🥁🥁🥁

18:04 split take

Does anyone know what key the harmonica is in?

This was technically the first Batman video game I ever played. I thought it was decent to good until I played the Batman Arkham franchise. It's weird to think about how many fun superhero games existed before Rocksteady broke the mold with their version of Batman. I can think of a few games besides this one that weren't terrible, but weren't incredible either. Games like the 2 Fantastic Four games, The Punisher, Ghost Rider, and Spawn Armageddon come to mind. Activision's Spider-Man 2 is a rare exception

The piano is excellent, very country rock.

Man, this is killer! I would love to hear Jim's drums isolated on Bell Bottom Blues!

Bad ass!!! God I love this song

Ok, so , I have to tell it : Bill's bass line is a killer. Probably playing his homemade fretless bass, listen to the end of the tune.. Huge sound, strength, taste, Bill Wyman.

"Goombas are great at pitching? Goombas don't even have arms!" That's what I thought too.

3:46

great concept !! some dodgey presentation But it was kind of interesting 👍

this is so cool how, did you do this?

Watts is a fucking metronome!!! I'm a drummer and I practice to HIM!!!

the intro was clearly the nasal sound of the Dan Armstrong plexi guitar with one of his ampeg. the pickups seems like the rock treble and not the humbucker prototipe which is more probably used on brown sugar

I don't know- to me this is just an ok song. The fuzz tone doesn't really add anything to the sound of the bass and I can't help think they should've just kept it clean in the mix. I was actually surprised at how good Woody's lead guitar came out, (if it is him) as this is one of the only instances of that happening since Mick Taylor split back in '75. The lead off track (Angry) is fantastic though, and it's hard to believe the Stones came off with such an incredible song or album this late in their careers. Thanks for posting this.

NIGEL in Canada🇨🇦 these guys made this crappy world 🌎🌍 an amazing place to be