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GasLightStreet
Garbage. Filler. Awful. "Oh listen to us be a barn burner". Very far far away from that. "Don'tcha gimme no..." oh come on, just piss off.
Haven't listened to this song in years and I can still hear it in my head like a @#$%& church bell that rings 68 times at 7:08 in the evening for no reason.
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Rocky Dijon
Already posted this a few weeks back, but this was first cut in the summer of 1988 with Jimmy Rip, Ronnie, and Charlie backing Mick. Allegedly, some of Mr. Rip's guitar licks are still very much present on STEEL WHEELS on this track and "Break the Spell."
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Rocky Dijon
Nico lists this much at least.
880600C June and/or July: probably London, unidentified studio
MJ works on demos with RW (gtr), CW (dr), Jimmy Rip (gtr) and Doug Wimbish
(bass), incl.
- What Kind Of World Is This? (MJ) -unverified\
Not saying I'm sure about Rip playing on those songs. It does sound like it could be him, but that's not proof of anything. I'm only repeating what I was told by someone who claims to have been present.
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Rocky Dijon
Nico lists this much at least.
880600C June and/or July: probably London, unidentified studio
MJ works on demos with RW (gtr), CW (dr), Jimmy Rip (gtr) and Doug Wimbish
(bass), incl.
- What Kind Of World Is This? (MJ) -unverified\
Not saying I'm sure about Rip playing on those songs. It does sound like it could be him, but that's not proof of anything. I'm only repeating what I was told by someone who claims to have been present.
Certainly could be Rip. Those runs are not very Keith or Woody.
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Rocky Dijon
Nico lists this much at least.
880600C June and/or July: probably London, unidentified studio
MJ works on demos with RW (gtr), CW (dr), Jimmy Rip (gtr) and Doug Wimbish
(bass), incl.
- What Kind Of World Is This? (MJ) -unverified\
Not saying I'm sure about Rip playing on those songs. It does sound like it could be him, but that's not proof of anything. I'm only repeating what I was told by someone who claims to have been present.
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Rocky Dijon
That could very well be the case. It may simply be that someone wants to see Mr. Rip recognized for his unsung contributions.
I will note the same individual claimed a few years back that Mr. Rip did most of the tour arrangements the Stones have used onstage since 1989 pointing to the Empress Valley box set of rehearsals as proof.
Hard to know if that is correct as both Bernard and Matt Clifford claim to have worked on arrangements in 1989 and Chuck is the official keeper of the Bible when it comes to rehearsals. Success has many fathers and failure is an orphan, of course.
Worth noting that Nico Zentgraf places the Mick, Jimmy Rip, Ronnie, Charlie, and Doug Wimbish session as June or July and then shows Mick's rehearsals for his tour Down Under starting July 11 in London, but then has this before Mick and his solo band resume rehearsals at Skywalker Sound in Marin County.
880800B mid-August: Pocé sur Cisse, France, La Fourchette (MJ’s homestudio).
MJ, RW and CW work on demos.
I will further note that Bill German mentions Mick playing Keith the demos he cut with Ronnie and Charlie when they met at Jane Rose's office in August 1988 and that Keith lost his temper, but later apologized to Mick.
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Rocky Dijon
That could very well be the case. It may simply be that someone wants to see Mr. Rip recognized for his unsung contributions.
I will note the same individual claimed a few years back that Mr. Rip did most of the tour arrangements the Stones have used onstage since 1989 pointing to the Empress Valley box set of rehearsals as proof.
Hard to know if that is correct as both Bernard and Matt Clifford claim to have worked on arrangements in 1989 and Chuck is the official keeper of the Bible when it comes to rehearsals. Success has many fathers and failure is an orphan, of course.
Worth noting that Nico Zentgraf places the Mick, Jimmy Rip, Ronnie, Charlie, and Doug Wimbish session as June or July and then shows Mick's rehearsals for his tour Down Under starting July 11 in London, but then has this before Mick and his solo band resume rehearsals at Skywalker Sound in Marin County.
880800B mid-August: Pocé sur Cisse, France, La Fourchette (MJ’s homestudio).
MJ, RW and CW work on demos.
I will further note that Bill German mentions Mick playing Keith the demos he cut with Ronnie and Charlie when they met at Jane Rose's office in August 1988 and that Keith lost his temper, but later apologized to Mick.
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This would have been a good song in an 80's movie during a chase scene with sirens and cops.
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Rocky Dijon
That could very well be the case. It may simply be that someone wants to see Mr. Rip recognized for his unsung contributions.
I will note the same individual claimed a few years back that Mr. Rip did most of the tour arrangements the Stones have used onstage since 1989 pointing to the Empress Valley box set of rehearsals as proof.
Hard to know if that is correct as both Bernard and Matt Clifford claim to have worked on arrangements in 1989 and Chuck is the official keeper of the Bible when it comes to rehearsals. Success has many fathers and failure is an orphan, of course.
Worth noting that Nico Zentgraf places the Mick, Jimmy Rip, Ronnie, Charlie, and Doug Wimbish session as June or July and then shows Mick's rehearsals for his tour Down Under starting July 11 in London, but then has this before Mick and his solo band resume rehearsals at Skywalker Sound in Marin County.
880800B mid-August: Pocé sur Cisse, France, La Fourchette (MJ’s homestudio).
MJ, RW and CW work on demos.
I will further note that Bill German mentions Mick playing Keith the demos he cut with Ronnie and Charlie when they met at Jane Rose's office in August 1988 and that Keith lost his temper, but later apologized to Mick.
Oh wow. Somehow I've not know about this. How absurd!
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lem motlow
It’s a Kick ass rocker -
One of the things fans of artists who no longer exist don’t have to put up with is a bunch of idiots criticizing work that really doesn’t need criticism.
You don’t see endless nonsense being spewed about “Abbey Road vs Revolver “ or “Axis bold as Love vs Electric Ladyland” yet here we are on a website supposedly dedicated to The Rolling Stones bashing some of the best Rock and Roll ever played.
Thank God I came here because I would have never known what pieces of shit albums like It’s only Rock And Roll and Goats Head Soup were.
I honestly thought for years it was some of the most unbelievable great music I’d ever heard,silly me.
Thanks for telling me how Mick Jaggers voice sucked So often and how shitty Keith and Ronnie played because I was under the mistaken impression that the Stones were really, really good.
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keefriff99
Why was Keith mad? Because he was cut out of the arrangement process, or he didn't like the end results (or both)?
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lem motlow
It’s a Kick ass rocker -
One of the things fans of artists who no longer exist don’t have to put up with is a bunch of idiots criticizing work that really doesn’t need criticism.
You don’t see endless nonsense being spewed about “Abbey Road vs Revolver “ or “Axis bold as Love vs Electric Ladyland” yet here we are on a website supposedly dedicated to The Rolling Stones bashing some of the best Rock and Roll ever played.
Thank God I came here because I would have never known what pieces of shit albums like It’s only Rock And Roll and Goats Head Soup were.
I honestly thought for years it was some of the most unbelievable great music I’d ever heard,silly me.
Thanks for telling me how Mick Jaggers voice sucked So often and how shitty Keith and Ronnie played because I was under the mistaken impression that the Stones were really, really good.
So now you're woke? Or you simply choose to never not like something because of blind loyalty - which means absolutely nothing.
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lem motlow
It’s a Kick ass rocker -
One of the things fans of artists who no longer exist don’t have to put up with is a bunch of idiots criticizing work that really doesn’t need criticism.
You don’t see endless nonsense being spewed about “Abbey Road vs Revolver “ or “Axis bold as Love vs Electric Ladyland” yet here we are on a website supposedly dedicated to The Rolling Stones bashing some of the best Rock and Roll ever played.
Thank God I came here because I would have never known what pieces of shit albums like It’s only Rock And Roll and Goats Head Soup were.
I honestly thought for years it was some of the most unbelievable great music I’d ever heard,silly me.
Thanks for telling me how Mick Jaggers voice sucked So often and how shitty Keith and Ronnie played because I was under the mistaken impression that the Stones were really, really good.
So now you're woke? Or you simply choose to never not like something because of blind loyalty - which means absolutely nothing.
I was gonna blast you but I’ve actually never met a person from New Orleans I didn’t like so I’ll give a more measured response.
You have a point, I’ve ripped the Stones for all kinds of shit and now I’m complaining about people criticizing them.
The truth is that thing with Jagger last summer fckd me up- I’m just being honest.
In 10 years all the guys from the WHO,The STONES ,ZEP the FLOYD and every other monster band are gonna be dead.
Every few months you’re gonna turn on the radio,TV or go on your iPad and read about the end of music as you know it.
My point, as clumsy as the delivery was, is we may want to adjust our thinking a bit and not be hand wringing over some obscure track as if it’s 1993 when we are so, so close to that day when you wake up and just like that,it’s all gone..,I’m sorry but that’s where we’re at.