A forgotten icon imo...but did Marshall's ever sound better?

[shobet]

I thought he was an AC-30 user?

[sully]

love removal machine

+1 on Love Removal Machine by The Cult, CR. Great band. Great song.

ever heard the original version of it? i like this version better:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=M0pj702YDFE&feature=related

more cult-like, to me.

sully

[dg]

Here he is w/ #2556 & Tina Turner:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZFyPSWP0zU

Mike Hickey has it now:

http://www.mikehickeyguitar.com/images/guitargall/2556page.html

[Hellbat]

ever heard the original version of it? i like this version better:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=M0pj702YDFE&feature=related

more cult-like, to me.

sully

I have some of the Manor Sessions CD's and they are almost all universally better than the actual released versions of the songs.

[CharvelRocker]

ever heard the original version of it? i like this version better:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=M0pj702YDFE&feature=related

more cult-like, to me.

sully

I really like the remix that was done for the Small Soldiers movie (crap movie btw), but I like industrial/electronic remixes. I agree the original version sounds more like the Cult before they ran the AC/DC thing into the ground.

Now that you've said it shobet, I do seem to recall hearing him and Vox AC30s come up somewhere else, but I'm probably just imaging things.

EDIT: Summer of '69 by Adams is a cool song too, and it doesn't get tiring despite the fact I think it get plays everyday.

[slashrox]

Bryan Adams is awesome.

+1

[sully]

I have some of the Manor Sessions CD's and they are almost all universally better than the actual released versions of the songs.

i have em too, and really prefer the love removal machine and wildflower in comparison to the electric album. cool to have, for sure.

sully

[Rupe]

i have em too, and really prefer the love removal machine and wildflower in comparison to the electric album. cool to have, for sure.

sully

Those version are cool, and definitely sound more like the earlier material, but I still prefer the rawness and "in your face" quality of the versions from Electric.