hmmm... if i had a choice of singing w/ Joss Stone, or banging heads w/ KR... which would i choose?... that's a tough one, no?

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Fan Since 1964
Have listened to the latest "teaser" from "Super Heavy"!
Well it's really super heavy because this song isn't even hovering
one inch over the floor! It's just crap and the old Peter Tosh song "Walk and don't look back" is far better than this

So get out of that Mick, head over to Keith's place and ask him to if he wants to do something good again!

I guess Mick got sick and tired of Nearness of You / This Place is Empty etc. - songs that are so slow that's a sleeper. They could just as well sing a Lullaby..

So you think these "Super heavy" songs can exchange any of the Stones songs ever!
I don't!

Been Stoned since 1964 and still am!

Joss Stone is very pretty. I just hope Mr Old Age Casanova can keep his hands away from her.

I'm interested to hear more.



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Never liked Keith's obligatory two songs set in the middle of the concerts. His ballads are boring and his reggaes bland and Happy is a riffest going nowhere. Not to talk about his excuse to a voice. I can understand why Mick leaves the stage.

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Fan Since 1964
Have listened to the latest "teaser" from "Super Heavy"!
Well it's really super heavy because this song isn't even hovering
one inch over the floor! It's just crap and the old Peter Tosh song "Walk and don't look back" is far better than this

So get out of that Mick, head over to Keith's place and ask him to if he wants to do something good again!

I guess Mick got sick and tired of Nearness of You / This Place is Empty etc. - songs that are so slow that's a sleeper. They could just as well sing a Lullaby..

So you think these "Super heavy" songs can exchange any of the Stones songs ever!
I don't!

You've heard them, then?

A video with snippets of 5-6 songs:

Great video georgelicks. Thanks

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Thanks for post...

concerning the music.... oh my God!

thanks for sharing,

some of the snippets sounds good to me, especially the reagge stuff.

but now i would say: ok mick, you had your fun, now come back home and do something with your family !

.. but on the other hand, i hope keith is at home and is able to play.

just some thinking on an early saturday morning.

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thanks for sharing,

some of the snippets sounds good to me, especially the reagge stuff.

but now i would say: ok mick, you had your fun, now come back home and do something with your family !

.. but on the other hand, i hope keith is at home and is able to play.

just some thinking on an early saturday morning.

i agree

1. Heavy
2. Soul Music
3. The World Keeps Turning
4. I Don't Mind
5. One Day, One Night
6. Beautiful People
7. Common Ground
8. Unbelievable
9. Mahva ? or Mahya?
10. Warning People
11. Satya Meva
12. Never Gonna Change
13. Rock Me Gently
14. Hey Captain
15. -
16. -
17. New Born Baby
18. I Can't Take It No More
19. Miracle Worker
20. Energy (possible)


Thanks to Mr. D. for his kind help!



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A video with snippets of 5-6 songs:

Really great - looking forward to the CD. Sounds very promising.
Do understand Mick doing this - gives him possibility to try new musical directions instead of the same rock / blues things.
I guess Keith doesn't give that much musical inspiration anymore - he is the conservative one wanting to play the same old songs.

sounds good, feel positive about it
byeee
jeroen

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Never liked Keith's obligatory two songs set in the middle of the concerts. His ballads are boring and his reggaes bland and Happy is a riffest going nowhere. Not to talk about his excuse to a voice.

COMMENT OF THE WEEK! >< >< ><

39 years of musical accomplishments summed up in three sentences!

Next : "Hendrix was w@nking his guitar" "Dylan has a voice from the nose"



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Mick Jagger and SuperHeavy Preview Album, Ponder Tour in Los Angeles
by Steve Baltin
Mick Jagger, Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, AR Rahman and Damian Marley got together at L.A.'s Jim Henson Studios on Thursday to preview their new SuperHeavy album and talk to a few invited guests about one of the most anticipated records of the fall.
The hour-long listening session began with a short documentary showing the band recording at Henson Studios, before the invited guests got a taste of what it sounds like when cultures, genres and generations gather together for a supergroup.
In the press conference afterward, Stone said, "We've made this crazy music that doesn't sound like anything else. It's its own thing." And Jagger joked it will end up in the uncategorized section of iTunes. It may indeed, and that is a good thing.
The eight songs played showed an impressive array of diversity, from the heavy rock and reggae feel of 'SuperHeavy' and the uplifting pop lilt of the first single, 'Miracle Worker' to a double shot of vintage Jagger, the ballad 'You're Never Gonna Change, and the slightly ominous feel of 'One Day, One Night,' which also features Marley taking the song home with a huge finale.
Jagger also spoke about how much fun it was for him to do a project with four other vocalists. "For me, working with four other vocalists was interesting. I realized we all had a part to play," he said. While Jagger might be the main attraction for those curious what his first band outside of the Stones sounds like, this is a collective. And what was truly exciting about the music was the seamlessness with which the vocalists work together. Often in the eight songs the group played, which Jagger said was just half the record, Jagger and Stone could be heard exchanging vocals with Marley coming in and toasting, all three of the voices interwoven brilliantly.
As the band made their way out yesterday to the five chairs seated in front, Jagger commented on the video shoot they had done the night before at the Paramount lot. Later on, Stone commented on the video, "We need to play again, but without extras, for real people." So, will the collective hit the road?

"It was fun miming it," Jagger said. "If everyone wants to hear it, I'm sure we'll do it."

Count us in.

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'BREAKING NEWS……. 'Miracle Worker' our single is now available for pre-order' Released July 7th.

US Fans: pre-order will go live very soon - we will let you know as soon as it is!

Gracias Georgelicks for the video.
Sounded very interesting.
I usually don't go out of my way for solo Stones, but
for this I will defenitly consider traveling to see
them live as it is a lot more than a Stone alone.

on itunes u can have a pre-listening to "miracle worker" - with mick jagger singing the verses!!

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Never liked Keith's obligatory two songs set in the middle of the concerts. His ballads are boring and his reggaes bland and Happy is a riffest going nowhere. Not to talk about his excuse to a voice.

COMMENT OF THE WEEK! >< >< ><

39 years of musical accomplishments summed up in three sentences!

Next : "Hendrix was w@nking his guitar" "Dylan has a voice from the nose"

Don't you love armchair internet critics?

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

...this is the only decent song made with Dave Stewart. The Superheavy snippets are awful.

This is getting more and more promising. Very much looking forward to this!

...This (very interesting) project should not prevent a Rolling stones tour next year...

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Never liked Keith's obligatory two songs set in the middle of the concerts. His ballads are boring and his reggaes bland and Happy is a riffest going nowhere. Not to talk about his excuse to a voice. I can understand why Mick leaves the stage.

you're not the only one

I love it ! I believe it Will be very good and artistically interesting all this mix of talents. I love Miracle track already
Joss is very pretty and what a voice!
Marley's presence is obvious and strong. 30 years after Bob' death it is very refreshing

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

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you're not the only one

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I have the feeling that it will be Marley who steals the show.

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I have the feeling that it will be Marley who steals the show.

Agree, and although he's the worst ! I mean what has he ever done except being Bob Marley's son ?

if already posted before sorry .... otherwise interesting to compare ...




any marked similarities ???
Andreas

This is an extremely ignorant comment, Damian Marley and Nas recently played a sold out European tour and it would not surprise me if he has sold more records than the Stones in the last 3 or 4 years. His album "Welcome To Jamrock" is one of the best releases of the last 5 years maybe you should turn off classic rock radio for 5 minutes and find out there is a lot going on in the world.


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I have the feeling that it will be Marley who steals the show.

Agree, and although he's the worst ! I mean what has he ever done except being Bob Marley's son ?