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Hairball
I recall a few years ago when Chuck Leavell's wife mentioned a recording session for the "new" Stones album, and some people here were convinced the album was imminent - "if Chuck's wife says so, then it's true"!.
Maybe she'll give another statement regarding the status of the album which could then add 100 more pages of speculation. Her words are more trustworthy than the Sun, but ultimately she doesn't know too much.
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MelBelli
I’ve become more or less indifferent to the prospect of a new album at this point. But what I’ve really tired of hearing about is the notion of holding material back to take advantage of Christmas sales - as if major artists don’t release new albums the other 11 months of the year. Or that the Stones are in a unique position to cash in on music consumers in the month of December. Enough already.
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Other than Christmas I can't see a good reason to release a new album outside of a tour, what's going to be the incentive? They're generally (understandably) exhausted after a tour, Keith especially last year, Mick and Keith are annoyed with another even more than they usually are, etc...
If no album is announced this week the Jamaican sessions almost sound like an excuse they can peddle out when promoting the tour, "we're still creating, we just came up with some great stuff in Jamaica but won't have time to finish it before we start rehearsing, we'll work on it after the tour, blah, blah, blah..." rinse and repeat for the 2023 ego/cash grabber!
Yup! You've nailed it. I only listen to statements about this mythical new album now for my own amusement. If we were to believe all the 'we have great stuff just needing to be finished properly' stories, the band would have a box set of material preparing for release.
And what WILL we actually get? Maybe a new single. And this time it might even have more than one track. Unlike Ghost Town. If we are really lucky we might even get another compilation - a sort of Honk Plus - with 2-3 'bonus tracks' that failed to make the cut for Dirty Work. (That is if we can possibly get our minds around the fact that ANYTHING failed to make the cut for that train wreck of an album.) These lost treasures will have been overdubbed and scrubbed up to within an inch of their lives for official release.
And that will be our lot! Sixteen years later...
i know your joking
but i personally would love to have finished up versions of strictly memphis, deep love, crushed pearls, what am i gonna do with your love, putty in your hands, treat me like a fool and hell even victor hugo (that is if "brenda" dosen't mind)
and to be honest most the track i just mentioned would have greatly improved dirty work if they where included on the album
in fact if they released those 7 tracks with 7 good tracks left off undercover as a standalone album
they would have (at least to me) a pretty good album by modern stones standards
it could be released by them as way of holding us over until they finish the new album like blue & lonesome (except call this one crushed pearls)
I'd strongly recommend to keep their hands off "Crushed Pearls" if they're attempting to improve DW - it's just Keith mumbling a few words over mid-tempo guitar riffing in search of something, and I hear nothing that even resembles any potential. Must be one of the most boring Stones outtakes ever (along with this 20 minutes of nothing "Keep It Cool"!).
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mick64
according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
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mick64
according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
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mick64
according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
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according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
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according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
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mick64
according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
It's those recordings of shows that never happened that are true collector's holy grails, so bring on both!
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according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
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mick64
according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
You laugh, but I remember a lot of things that never happened!! LOL!!
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according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
You laugh, but I remember a lot of things that never happened!! LOL!!
It is getting easier and easier to be ever-more-cynical about the 'New Album'. All these hints, and veiled suggestions, and knowing looks whenever they are asked about it. Everything in fact except its actual appearance. And we should no longer to refer to the thing as a 'new album' anyway. Even if it somehow comes into being, it will be a VERY OLD ALBUM indeed, having had such a loooong gestation period.
If something does appear before Christmas it is more likely to be a live album of one kind or another. Perhaps some live tracks from the upcoming 60th anniversary bash tagged onto something else. Like yet another greatest hits monstrosity full of stuff we have seen umpteen times on everything from Jump Back up to Honk. Given that The Stones are more famous for their longevity than for their musical creativity now, I cannot imagine the suits, the business-types, the investors and the bankers plus that arch pragmatist Mick Jagger resisting the opportunity to squeeze a few more pounds out of the 60th Anniversary tour.
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according to what i have read there will be a new album another of rarities and toronto 1976 and new york 2002 and great successes i am already happy
Toronto '76. Ooooo. An album we've never heard of. From a date that never happened.
personally they can keep toronto 76 i think it's time to release altamont 1979
now that's a show that never happened that we all remember fondly
You laugh, but I remember a lot of things that never happened!! LOL!!
It is getting easier and easier to be ever-more-cynical about the 'New Album'. All these hints, and veiled suggestions, and knowing looks whenever they are asked about it. Everything in fact except its actual appearance. And we should no longer to refer to the thing as a 'new album' anyway. Even if it somehow comes into being, it will be a VERY OLD ALBUM indeed, having had such a loooong gestation period.
If something does appear before Christmas it is more likely to be a live album of one kind or another. Perhaps some live tracks from the upcoming 60th anniversary bash tagged onto something else. Like yet another greatest hits monstrosity full of stuff we have seen umpteen times on everything from Jump Back up to Honk. Given that The Stones are more famous for their longevity than for their musical creativity now, I cannot imagine the suits, the business-types, the investors and the bankers plus that arch pragmatist Mick Jagger resisting the opportunity to squeeze a few more pounds out of the 60th Anniversary tour.
If you're thinking the Stones make money off of compilations it's probably no where near what you think.
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I think they'd like at least a couple new numbers to add to the worn out Warhorses. Ghost Town won't be relevant, hopefully, by the time they roll through Europe.
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bye bye johnny
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bye bye johnny
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bye bye johnny
Rolling Stones – new album progress report, by Keith Richards!
[www.mojo4music.com]
Can't wait to read what Keith's cooked up this time for us gullible fans who are only too happy to clutch at straws when it comes to new Stones material, "best music in years" (like in 2002), "three dynamite riffs" (circa 2015), "prolific don't mean sh$t" (circa 2015).
Should be a good laugh ;-)
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bye bye johnny
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"We're working on it"
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I think they'd like at least a couple new numbers to add to the worn out Warhorses. Ghost Town won't be relevant, hopefully, by the time they roll through Europe.
If they had liked the idea of adding new numbers to their batch of war horses they could already have done so for many years (rather, decades).
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bye bye johnny
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"We're working on it"
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I think they'd like at least a couple new numbers to add to the worn out Warhorses. Ghost Town won't be relevant, hopefully, by the time they roll through Europe.
If they had liked the idea of adding new numbers to their batch of war horses they could already have done so for many years (rather, decades).
They always do. They played Ghost Town and even Troubles A Coming on the last tour. They played a couple numbers off Blue and Lonesome. Before that is was Doom and Gloom.
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"Sounds great"
"Working on it"
"Three to five tunes in the can"
"Almost done"
"Maybe next year"