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Naturalust
I can imagine Bigger bang will outsell Exile reissue, give it more time. In fact I'm not even sure it is correct today.
As far as only a few people wanting to see a MJ totally solo show, I'd say the number in my state alone is well over 100,000. Again just ignorant comments without substance to back them up. Get real.
Differences are glaring? This sounds like more deep bs to me, sorry.
If you didn't know that that the Watching the River Flow was recorded at separate times by the stones in separate lands, I seriously doubt you would have come up with that on your own. It is irrevelant , they were miles apart on almost EVERY record when MJ was in the "real" studios doing vocal overdubs and mixing. That is just plain ignorant. If KR was upstair at Nellcote and MJ was downstairs recording vocals are you going to pick that up? Preposterous. peace.
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Justin
It's threads like this when i miss Rocky Dijion.
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
There are pleasures to be found on EXILE RARITIES to be sure, but there are also tracks where the overdubs seem woefully out of place with the rest of the material. The same is true of "Watching the River Flow," a new recording that suffers from the fact that Mick and Keith were on other continents from the others. A genuine reunion with Wyman in the studio where they work up a track from scratch would be a joy to hear. Sadly, the cover for the Stu tribute betrays the fact that Mick and Keith's contributions were long after the fact. As a result, there is a sterile lifelessness which should not be present. As it is, Jools Holland's brass section and Ben Waters' piano are the highlights.
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
Gratefully years of beating the congas have given me arms like Popeye.
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
the earliest E. C. Segar Popeye newspaper strips or the original Fleischer cartoons portrayed the short-tempered sailor as being as young as 20 so I'm afraid your riposte fell flat.
hmm, that is indeed interesting stuff. I will rip a version of sailor hornpipe for you tonight to celebrate yer short tempered cartoon friend.
Of course, it's probably only ignorance on my part. It must have been gold to your ears.
lmfoa! nice volley indeed.
Stick to insulting drummers, though. Your "should have known" was priceless.
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Justin
It's threads like this when i miss Rocky Dijion.
Thanks, Justin. Me. too. Almost.
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
comparing me to a short-tempered squat, bald, ugly sailor is closer to the mark.
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treaclefingers
Well, according to the ZDF Mick interview, pretty soon, as he indicated he's added new vocals to a number of bonus tracks, perhaps 10 in total.
This is a big stones year, between the Texas DVD, Ed Sullivan box sets, Some Girls Deluxe and SUPERHEAVY.
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treaclefingers
Well, according to the ZDF Mick interview, pretty soon, as he indicated he's added new vocals to a number of bonus tracks, perhaps 10 in total.
This is a big stones year, between the Texas DVD, Ed Sullivan box sets, Some Girls Deluxe and SUPERHEAVY.
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treaclefingers
Well, according to the ZDF Mick interview, pretty soon, as he indicated he's added new vocals to a number of bonus tracks, perhaps 10 in total.
This is a big stones year, between the Texas DVD, Ed Sullivan box sets, Some Girls Deluxe and SUPERHEAVY.
I take you're mocking superheavy!
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riccardo99
Frankly I am perplexed by this number of releases coming. Due to the Worldwide crisis it is hard to imagining they will expect many fans buy:
1) Super Heavy September (in different configurations, vinyl Japan extended cd etc.)
2) Ed Sullivan DVDs October (4 hours) and November (6 hours)
3) Live in Texas DVD +cd,blue ray etc. 21 November
and get room for S.Girls with bonus tracks within 2011. This aims at saturation. I don't mean the usual collectors of course but the generic buyer, they risk to sell less than expected. And some people believe in a studio album coming as well in 2011. It seems too much to me. Same for the Tour, it will come after the studio album that I believ will be in 2013. But in July 2012 we may get a Marquee perfromance to celebrate the 50th Anniversary as hinted by Mick on ZDF, maybe a live broadcast all over the world?
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WilliamPatrickMaynard
Gratefully years of beating the congas have given me arms like Popeye.
Now I totally understand! A drummer with an opinion! Should have known. Now is that a 20 year old popeye, or a 60 year old popeye? Those bulging bicepts have possibly pulled your skin and bit thin on the rest of the body, no? lol peace.
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Frankly I am perplexed by this number of releases coming. Due to the Worldwide crisis it is hard to imagining they will expect many fans buy:
1) Super Heavy September (in different configurations, vinyl Japan extended cd etc.)
2) Ed Sullivan DVDs October (4 hours) and November (6 hours)
3) Live in Texas DVD +cd,blue ray etc. 21 November
and get room for S.Girls with bonus tracks within 2011. This aims at saturation. I don't mean the usual collectors of course but the generic buyer, they risk to sell less than expected. And some people believe in a studio album coming as well in 2011. It seems too much to me. Same for the Tour, it will come after the studio album that I believ will be in 2013. But in July 2012 we may get a Marquee perfromance to celebrate the 50th Anniversary as hinted by Mick on ZDF, maybe a live broadcast all over the world?
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Gratefully years of beating the congas have given me arms like Popeye.
Now I totally understand! A drummer with an opinion! Should have known. Now is that a 20 year old popeye, or a 60 year old popeye? Those bulging biceps have possibly pulled your skin and bit thin on the rest of the body, no? lol peace.
Biceps. BICEPS. If you're going to be that specific at least be correct.