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jbwelda
what is this "NFT" that is going for millions?
the auction for the artwork or whatever it is ended with high bid of fifty grand.
next bid increments often depend on auction house rules and are often in a form of an increment equal to a percentage of the current bid. So when the current bid is high, it is increasingly expensive to better the bid as the value increases.
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Markdog
Zero dynamics, no groove and unconvincing yelling. Hard to listen to more than once.
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Markdog
Zero dynamics, no groove and unconvincing yelling. Hard to listen to more than once.
Oh I don't know. I thought the yelling was pretty convincing.
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ryanpow
If I'm not mistaken, Foghat interchanged "Sleazy" and "Easy" on Slow Ride, during the outro of the song.
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FancyBluesMan
I'm fully aware that Mick is free to do whatever he pleases at this stage of the game but I'm sorry, I want the genuine article...Keith's Open G riffs, Ronnie's fills, Charlie's metronomic drumming...and will accept nothing less. No more solo stuff, no more collaborations
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shadooby
I’m sorry to any poor soul that likes this guy he just does absolutely nothing for me. I simply cannot get into anything he does. And I even like a few Nirvana songs.
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Taylor1
It’s quite clear Mick has no real interest in creating new music with Keith, otherwise there would be more than one new album in nearly a quarter of a century.Even on a Bigger Bang and Bridges how much of the songs were just solo songs by the two with little input from the other.
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Taylor1
It’s quite clear Mick has no real interest in creating new music with Keith, otherwise there would be more than one new album in nearly a quarter of a century.Even on a Bigger Bang and Bridges how much of the songs were just solo songs by the two with little input from the other.
Sorry to hear that. I think Mr. Jagger's been part of quite a few of the greatest songs of the last 50 years. YMMV, of course.Quote
shadooby
I’m sorry to any poor soul that likes this guy he just does absolutely nothing for me. I simply cannot get into anything he does. And I even like a few Nirvana songs.
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Bashlets
Isn’t it odd that this track isn’t available on iTunes or apple streaming yet? Is it going to be released on vinyl or CD?
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shadooby
I’m sorry to any poor soul that likes this guy he just does absolutely nothing for me. I simply cannot get into anything he does. And I even like a few Nirvana songs.
You refute yourself immediately. Well played.
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Bashlets
Isn’t it odd that this track isn’t available on iTunes or apple streaming yet? Is it going to be released on vinyl or CD?
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shadooby
Mick has always felt the need to collaborate with younger or current popular artists try to continue to be "hip" or whatever regardless of their true talent. Like he really needs to...NOT. I mean after all he is the king of the hipsters and always will be, and I mean that. After all he's Mick Freakin' Jagger! Grohl was a good drummer in a great band for their time, nothing more. Everything he's done since is just him capitalizing on Cobain's Nirvana and without being in that band you wouldn't even know his name.
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FancyBluesMan
I'm fully aware that Mick is free to do whatever he pleases at this stage of the game but I'm sorry, I want the genuine article...Keith's Open G riffs, Ronnie's fills, Charlie's metronomic drumming...and will accept nothing less. No more solo stuff, no more collaborations
Do you realize you put a creative death sentence over Mick' head. "Do what you've always did. Don't change. Don't innovate. Don't work with outside poeple".
"Genuine article". If Mick released a by-the-book album you'd probably the 1st to say "nah nice try but it's not as good as anything from 68-72".
Mick enjoys himself. He worked with a decently-talented guy (Grohl). More power to him. The song is OK and enjoyable.
Keith is probably "dry" and Charlie wants to retire badly. Then Mick is the last surviving creative force in the band.