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As Rocky will completely understand, this thread has returned to being pre-pinned.
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terry
Found a interview from Keith yesterday about the upcoming tour.
Paul Anthony from planet rock asked Keith about the new album,
Keith replied it's halfway to near the beginning.....lol.
Only Keith could could give a reply like that.
Keith also said his reconvening in the studio with mick this week.
And when asked about a possible warm up gig, his said yeah if micks
Up for it.
You can listen to the full Keith interview online at planet rock.
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terry
Found a interview from Keith yesterday about the upcoming tour.
Paul Anthony from planet rock asked Keith about the new album,
Keith replied it's halfway to near the beginning.....lol.
Only Keith could could give a reply like that.
Keith also said his reconvening in the studio with mick this week.
And when asked about a possible warm up gig, his said yeah if micks
Up for it.
You can listen to the full Keith interview online at planet rock.
Why do the interviewers let their 'guests' get away with these non answers?
They should challenge and pin them down to be more specific.
It used to happen in the 'old' days.
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Rocky Dijon
What do you expect Keith to say? They work at the album at a schedule that works for them at this late stage of their life. I think it's great two guys pushing 75 are still working at new material at all. Sadly, most of us are upset they're not locking down for three months and playing for eight hours a day, five days a week to bash out an album and then promote it with a major world tour. Those days are over for them. The compromise is what works for the four of them within their limitations. Mick's voice and knee will not allow for a major world tour. Keith's knuckles (among other factors) will not allow for a major world tour nor a punishing schedule in the studio. The same with Charlie's back. Ronnie has had his share of health issues. The pace they have maintained is what works. That means about 15 shows a year and a bit of work each year on a new studio album until it's finished. Charlie Watts is 77 this year. Maybe it's the fans who "Gotta Get a Grip" if we expect more from them.
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Rocky Dijon
What do you expect Keith to say? They work at the album at a schedule that works for them at this late stage of their life. I think it's great two guys pushing 75 are still working at new material at all. Sadly, most of us are upset they're not locking down for three months and playing for eight hours a day, five days a week to bash out an album and then promote it with a major world tour. Those days are over for them. The compromise is what works for the four of them within their limitations. Mick's voice and knee will not allow for a major world tour. Keith's knuckles (among other factors) will not allow for a major world tour nor a punishing schedule in the studio. The same with Charlie's back. Ronnie has had his share of health issues. The pace they have maintained is what works. That means about 15 shows a year and a bit of work each year on a new studio album until it's finished. Charlie Watts is 77 this year. Maybe it's the fans who "Gotta Get a Grip" if we expect more from them.
We've been waiting for 13 years...for a dozen of new songs.
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If the new album will not be released until the next christmas season (at least), there's no reason to keep talking about nothing EVERY SINGLE DAY.
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Yes there is. I remember the thread about Mick Taylor which ran into well 200 pages, and that was 40 years after he left. Some guys here can singlehandedly fill a 100 pages about why people are very unfair to Mick Jagger. It's the reason why this forum exists: we haven't had a decent album in 40 years so meanwhile we can discuss the odd note at minute 1.46 in I Am Waiting.
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rollmops
140 pages of what is called in the USA of "shooting the shit"; nothing wrong with it.
Rockandroll,
Mops
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Maindefender
Of course new songs would get airplay. All artists young and old get their opportunity to shine one way or another with new songs. The promotion machine is still out there and if the product is good and reverberates rest assured it will get noticed and listened to.
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Maindefender
Of course new songs would get airplay. All artists young and old get their opportunity to shine one way or another with new songs. The promotion machine is still out there and if the product is good and reverberates rest assured it will get noticed and listened to.
Ah, no.
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Maindefender
Of course new songs would get airplay. All artists young and old get their opportunity to shine one way or another with new songs. The promotion machine is still out there and if the product is good and reverberates rest assured it will get noticed and listened to.
Ah, no.
Even Gotta Get A Grip got airplay......
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Maindefender
Of course new songs would get airplay. All artists young and old get their opportunity to shine one way or another with new songs. The promotion machine is still out there and if the product is good and reverberates rest assured it will get noticed and listened to.
Ah, no.
Even Gotta Get A Grip got airplay......
For a day or two.
But are classic rock stations still playing Rough Justice?
When was the last time Doom and Gloom got a spin?
Even the band has dropped these from the set list.
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terry
Found a interview from Keith yesterday about the upcoming tour.
Paul Anthony from planet rock asked Keith about the new album,
Keith replied it's halfway to near the beginning.....lol.
Only Keith could could give a reply like that.
Keith also said his reconvening in the studio with mick this week.
And when asked about a possible warm up gig, his said yeah if micks
Up for it.
You can listen to the full Keith interview online at planet rock.
Why do the interviewers let their 'guests' get away with these non answers?
They should challenge and pin them down to be more specific.
It used to happen in the 'old' days.
The interviewer actually did his job and got an honest answer, no complaints!!
Pushed about a release date, Keith responded: “Oh man, it’s a bit early to say yet. Now that the tour’s coming up we probably won’t get into the studio again until later on this year. Christmas, how about that?!"
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IanBillen
First he said he and Mick are getting together this week in the studio ... later he says they may not get around to the studio until later this year... ? .. .. ..
2. A solid hanful of session and they are 'half way to near the beggining'? .. Im lost. I guess that means they are 'in the middle' of it?
... What happened to his line about them finishing the album early in the year.
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2. A solid hanful of session and they are 'half way to near the beggining'? .. Im lost. I guess that means they are 'in the middle' of it?
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DandelionPowderman
If they're not just jamming in the studio, to see how things are turning out, I'd be very suprised
It doesn't sound like drama to me. And I must have missed the Keith-quote, where he said he was taken aback by Mick releasing those songs. Where did he say that?
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DandelionPowderman
If they're not just jamming in the studio, to see how things are turning out, I'd be very suprised
It doesn't sound like drama to me. And I must have missed the Keith-quote, where he said he was taken aback by Mick releasing those songs. Where did he say that?
I'm with you that I don't think it should mean any 'drama'. The thing that they are in a studio together is great news an sich and good enough for me!
Keith didn't say he was taken aback by Mick releasing his solo tracks - but made the impression, with that good Richadsian humor, that he couldn't have thought him doing that. So Mick - the 'bugger' as I recall him calling Mick - surprised him by doing that, be it good or not (I think he sounded more positively surprised). It's from the same interview from last year Keth mentioned about the songs "This is not Stones stuff. If you want to put them out, put them out by yourself" - seemingly people only picked up that part of the interview, not what he said afterwards. Sorry I tried, but couldn't find the interview now.
- Doxa