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KeefFan2003
@24FPS I'll do that. The early blusier recordings are rougher and I like that. Still it's the late sixties onwards for me.
@ProfessorWolf if theres one era I've never got in touch with then it's the Undercover and Dirty Work era. Horrible Album covers and the gap between Mick trying to make trendy pop songs and keith staying on real side of Rock and Blues, the true stones music after all (I'll say it like that now) was enough of a reason never liking these albums too much. Bigger Bang has some good songs on it, but it's definitely one of the albums I've heard the most. My friends in my age between 17 and 20 love it though. Songs like Rain fell down or Laugh I nearly died are classics to them.
Bill vs Darryl is something I never understood, it was something I never witnessed. I love Bill's playing but voodoo Lounge is way better than Steel wheels in my opinion, it just got funnier again.
Micks solo albums are okay. I loved gotta get a grip when it released, but I was 14 and just got into the stones so it had a fresh touch to me that I liked. When I discovered crosseyed heard that was clearly more my kind of thing, as the winos albums are in general. It just seems to me that keith went on with the music he was made to whether for the stones or not and mick tried a new way, I was just never able to like as much as Keith's work. Glad they found their ways back together after all, cant wait to see them touring this year. I'll try to be going to Madrid as it's the opener and Munich, let's see which other shows might be possible.
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KeefFan2003
@24FPS I'll do that. The early blusier recordings are rougher and I like that. Still it's the late sixties onwards for me.
@ProfessorWolf if theres one era I've never got in touch with then it's the Undercover and Dirty Work era. Horrible Album covers and the gap between Mick trying to make trendy pop songs and keith staying on real side of Rock and Blues, the true stones music after all (I'll say it like that now) was enough of a reason never liking these albums too much. Bigger Bang has some good songs on it, but it's definitely one of the albums I've heard the most. My friends in my age between 17 and 20 love it though. Songs like Rain fell down or Laugh I nearly died are classics to them.
Bill vs Darryl is something I never understood, it was something I never witnessed. I love Bill's playing but voodoo Lounge is way better than Steel wheels in my opinion, it just got funnier again.
Micks solo albums are okay. I loved gotta get a grip when it released, but I was 14 and just got into the stones so it had a fresh touch to me that I liked. When I discovered crosseyed heard that was clearly more my kind of thing, as the winos albums are in general. It just seems to me that keith went on with the music he was made to whether for the stones or not and mick tried a new way, I was just never able to like as much as Keith's work. Glad they found their ways back together after all, cant wait to see them touring this year. I'll try to be going to Madrid as it's the opener and Munich, let's see which other shows might be possible.