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There's always the GHS reissue to look forward to, and based on what we know it will be released well before any new album.
The fact they're even talking about the GHS reissue is a way to deflect focus away from a new album, and quite frankly, I very much look forward to it (along with the tour), maybe even more so than a new album at this point.
Can you imagine all of the bonus extras that could be included in the GHS reissue? There's enough extra studio and live material to make up a jumbo super sized deluxe box set. Fantastic!
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I def agree .. Micks throw-in about GHS when asked about the new studio album is
Mick Jagger speak for = it's not coming any time soon .. so don't expect that.
As far as GHS.. I've mentioned it before here and on Rocks Off several times ..GHS is actually my 'personal' favorite Stones album (always has been). I know it's not their best.. it's certainly not their most commercial .. etc. etc. but it is my 'personal' favorite. Though I only spin it in full maybe once a decade anymore (if that lol) ... It is still held closer to my heart than their several other stronger records.
Definitely a personal favorite of mine as well Ian - was just listening to Heartbreaker full blast after posting that last reply...still stunning after all these years.
Not a bad tune on the entire album imo, though I've always thought Star Star to be overrated. Angie is in my top 20 all time greatest Stones tunes, and 100 Years Ago is a beautiful journey.
But back on topic....whatever that is....oh yeah, a new album....
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Maybe, maybe not, but I'll side with what Charlie says vs. some wild fanatical internet speculations on how he really acts and what his role in the band is - no offense Ian..
Where do you see that or for that matter, where has there ever been "wild fanatical internet speculations on how Charlie really acts and what his role in the band is?" Genuinely curious.
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Maybe, maybe not, but I'll side with what Charlie says vs. some wild fanatical internet speculations on how he really acts and what his role in the band is - no offense Ian..
Where do you see that or for that matter, where has there ever been "wild fanatical internet speculations on how Charlie really acts and what his role in the band is?" Genuinely curious.
Nothing? That was a good bit of hyperbole to leave hanging in the air without substantiating.
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Maybe, maybe not, but I'll side with what Charlie says vs. some wild fanatical internet speculations on how he really acts and what his role in the band is - no offense Ian..
Where do you see that or for that matter, where has there ever been "wild fanatical internet speculations on how Charlie really acts and what his role in the band is?" Genuinely curious.
Nothing? That was a good bit of hyperbole to leave hanging in the air without substantiating.
I was quoting Ian, and jokingly replying to him (hence the "no offense Ian") with tongue firmly planted in cheek when he said:
"Charlie plays the 'I'm just Charlie Watts .. I just play behind the kit .. not much else I pay attention to or know about' .. and while that is true to a point
he knows whats going on with the band and album and other things. He even gives his recommendation at odd times".
Much ado about nothing, and no need for paranoia as it wasn't directed at you in any way.
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Nikkei
portions of this thread should be examined by professionals
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Rocky Dijon
Be fair, any of us who could be termed regulars are likely certifiable.
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Rocky Dijon
Be fair, any of us who could be termed regulars are likely certifiable.
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wupperstein
I heard from a German Radio Station, that the Stones will soon release a single record.
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wupperstein
I heard from a German Radio Station, that the Stones will soon release a single record.
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GasLightStreet
So, they're going to put out a hard copy any format single... they usually do.
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lem motlow
I cannot tell you how many times I have wondered:
1. Why did I just not only be rude to a person I’ve never met, but argue with them about something I’m really not sure I care about.
2. Why did I Go on a web site and see the latest about The Rolling Stones, the Stones? Again? Still?
3.Why did I just Tell myself the whole Stones thing is wrapping up only to get a credit card bill with a hotel, airfare and a $1000 pair of tickets.
I agree, there needs to be studies, self help books written and possibly a mass intervention.
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Be fair, any of us who could be termed regulars are likely certifiable.
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Perhaps the whole new album thing is a hoax? ( ).
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Rocky Dijon
A lamentable expression that should never have entered the vernacular. As for the new album news, if you think "Tell the Truth" isn't a real song or the bluesy one with the harmonica solo, go right ahead. I'm sure some of it is wrong. They've been tinkering with new tracks for nearly a decade now in some fashion. They've been semi-serious about it being an actual album for over four years. Many here act like their lives are somehow incomplete if they don't get itnow,tomorrow, in May, or by Christmas. Rinse and repeat each year. At the end of the day, in one form or another, Universal will release new music. Either because the band are ready or the band is no longer a going concern and we get some sort of package of material then. Whether it's physical media by then or just streaming is another matter.
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A lamentable expression that should never have entered the vernacular. As for the new album news, if you think "Tell the Truth" isn't a real song or the bluesy one with the harmonica solo, go right ahead. I'm sure some of it is wrong. They've been tinkering with new tracks for nearly a decade now in some fashion. They've been semi-serious about it being an actual album for over four years. Many here act like their lives are somehow incomplete if they don't get itnow,tomorrow, in May, or by Christmas. Rinse and repeat each year. At the end of the day, in one form or another, Universal will release new music. Either because the band are ready or the band is no longer a going concern and we get some sort of package of material then. Whether it's physical media by then or just streaming is another matter.
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lem motlow
I cannot tell you how many times I have wondered:
1. Why did I just not only be rude to a person I’ve never met, but argue with them about something I’m really not sure I care about.
2. Why did I Go on a web site and see the latest about The Rolling Stones, the Stones? Again? Still?
3.Why did I just Tell myself the whole Stones thing is wrapping up only to get a credit card bill with a hotel, airfare and a $1000 pair of tickets.
I agree, there needs to be studies, self help books written and possibly a mass intervention.
Many times, I think it's just about procrastination and escaping the pointlessness
of how I make a living.
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There's always the GHS reissue to look forward to, and based on what we know it will be released well before any new album.
The fact they're even talking about the GHS reissue is a way to deflect focus away from a new album, and quite frankly, I very much look forward to it (along with the tour), maybe even more so than a new album at this point.
Can you imagine all of the bonus extras that could be included in the GHS reissue? There's enough extra studio and live material to make up a jumbo super sized deluxe box set. Fantastic!
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I def agree .. Micks throw-in about GHS when asked about the new studio album is
Mick Jagger speak for = it's not coming any time soon .. so don't expect that.
As far as GHS.. I've mentioned it before here and on Rocks Off several times ..GHS is actually my 'personal' favorite Stones album (always has been). I know it's not their best.. it's certainly not their most commercial .. etc. etc. but it is my 'personal' favorite. Though I only spin it in full maybe once a decade anymore (if that lol) ... It is still held closer to my heart than their several other stronger records.
Definitely a personal favorite of mine as well Ian - was just listening to Heartbreaker full blast after posting that last reply...still stunning after all these years.
Not a bad tune on the entire album imo, though I've always thought Star Star to be overrated. Angie is in my top 20 all time greatest Stones tunes, and 100 Years Ago is a beautiful journey.
But back on topic....whatever that is....oh yeah, a new album....
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Nikkei
portions of this thread should be examined by professionals