there is a free essential glastonbury cd with this months q magazine (the one with the gallaghers on the cover) the last track on the album is block rockin beats live @ glastonbury 2000. this is the only release of this version of the track.
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Posted 20 June 2004 - 6:27 PM
:o Must... have...
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Posted 21 June 2004 - 6:32 PM
the issue was only released last thursday so you should be able to get it easy for the next two weeks or so, the song version is just over 4 mins, and it has samples of other songs in it. it is a really good version and if any people want the cd i will have no problem getting the magazine.
other artists on it include bowie, the cure,m coldplay and many others i can't remember will post full tracklisting later
other artists on it include bowie, the cure,m coldplay and many others i can't remember will post full tracklisting later
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Posted 21 June 2004 - 8:47 PM
I've got it, and it's absolutely amazing! :D :D :D It starts off having been mixed from the end of Music:Response (the 'I have what you want, I have what you need' vocal hook), then gets well into it! This version is more cut-up and I love the bit near the end where they make it seem like the song is quietly ending, then thumps the loud sample four times! Then it's a cut-up of BRB and the beats of Song to the Siren and right near the end of the track they play this other non-related but cool sample. The only thing now is it makes me want to hear the full set, especially Music Response to BRB, but unfortunately I can't :'( .
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Posted 22 June 2004 - 2:39 AM
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I've got it, and it's absolutely amazing! :D :D :D It starts off having been mixed from the end of Music:Response (the 'I have what you want, I have what you need' vocal hook), then gets well into it! This version is more cut-up and I love the bit near the end where they make it seem like the song is quietly ending, then thumps the loud sample four times! Then it's a cut-up of BRB and the beats of Song to the Siren and right near the end of the track they play this other non-related but cool sample. The only thing now is it makes me want to hear the full set, especially Music Response to BRB, but unfortunately I can't :'( .
Seems like the standard live version to me....
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Posted 22 June 2004 - 3:53 AM
I have the entire live set from Woodstock 99
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Posted 22 June 2004 - 5:57 AM
heehee
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Posted 28 June 2004 - 5:51 PM
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Track begins and ends abruptly - they should've at least edited it properly. You can hear the samples from "Music:Response" in the beginning and intro of "Song To The Siren" at the end.
I like the fact they did that because it shows how their music mixes together in a live set, it makes you want to hear the whole performance (that's a good thing) and it means that you get the 'whole' of the song. The vocal it ends on is also quite an effective ending, if not unintentional. :D
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