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mkbbcmr
Bieber, Britney, Miley, Elton, Dua Lipa, Sheeran, Vedder, Iggy, Ozzy, Maroon 5... and now the Stones? Watt!?
Can't help being slightly sceptical. A new sensation when it comes to the Stones who have never disappointed me in 60 years. Okay, there has been the odd track I could have done without (rarely!) but I truly appreciated every single and every LP when they were first released, from "Come On" to "Living In A Ghost Town", from "The Rolling Stones" to "Blue & Lonesome". Now? A little trepidation, I must confess. Based on his (highly dubious) body of work, I don't really trust that Watt fella. Would love to be proven wrong, though.
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mkbbcmr
Bieber, Britney, Miley, Elton, Dua Lipa, Sheeran, Vedder, Iggy, Ozzy, Maroon 5... and now the Stones? Watt!?
Can't help being slightly sceptical. A new sensation when it comes to the Stones who have never disappointed me in 60 years. Okay, there has been the odd track I could have done without (rarely!) but I truly appreciated every single and every LP when they were first released, from "Come On" to "Living In A Ghost Town", from "The Rolling Stones" to "Blue & Lonesome". Now? A little trepidation, I must confess. Based on his (highly dubious) body of work, I don't really trust that Watt fella. Would love to be proven wrong, though.
He does appear to be chameleon-like with his tendency to go from one extreme to another, and the way he infiltrates a vast array of differing genres, artists, and musicians - sometimes with mixed results.
But if it's any consolation, as far as we know he's only involved with three tracks, and maybe his overall presence will be minimal, though no doubt it will be felt. To what extent, good or bad, we'll find out soon enough.
That being said, hoping Steve Jordan has some production credits as he's always seemed to have a firm grasp on what it takes to make something sound great with minimal intrusion while keeping it simple.
Ultimately, with the numerous cooks in the kitchen for this album (multiple producers, multiple special guests, etc.), there should be lots of variety with something for everyone, just as their always is.
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Cristiano Radtke
Rolling Stones Confirm ‘Hackney Diamonds,’ First Studio Album in Nearly Two Decades
The legendary rock band will livestream their latest offering on Wednesday in a YouTube event with Jimmy Fallon
BY Miles Klee
Septembe 4, 2023
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"The same event will feature Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood chatting on stage with Jimmy Fallon from the London borough of Hackney — a neighborhood “at the heart of” the new album, per the band’s official press release — about the new music and new era ahead."
[www.rollingstone.com]
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Cristiano Radtke
The legendary rock band will livestream their latest offering on Wednesday in a YouTube event with Jimmy Fallon
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Plink
Did the Stones ever play the Hackney Empire Theater early on?
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Cristiano Radtke
Rolling Stones Confirm ‘Hackney Diamonds,’ First Studio Album in Nearly Two Decades
The legendary rock band will livestream their latest offering on Wednesday in a YouTube event with Jimmy Fallon
BY Miles Klee
Septembe 4, 2023
(...)
"The same event will feature Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood chatting on stage with Jimmy Fallon from the London borough of Hackney — a neighborhood “at the heart of” the new album, per the band’s official press release — about the new music and new era ahead."
[www.rollingstone.com]
This sentence in the article surprised me: "The LP is set to debut worldwide on Wednesday with an exclusive YouTube livestream". Wonder if that's actually true or if only the new single will be streamed?
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The Rolling Stones toured Europe last summer to celebrate their 60th anniversary, and with another record around the corner, they show no sign of slowing down, despite Richards and Wood being in their late 70s and Jagger turning 80 in July
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gotdablouse
Well not really since they had to "slow down" and cancel a tour after an "injury" for Mick, but of course that will not be discussed on Wednesday...
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gotdablouse
Well not really since they had to "slow down" and cancel a tour after an "injury" for Mick, but of course that will not be discussed on Wednesday...
This is overshadowed by the tour that came after, which was postponed over a year because of covid. And the tour before that wasn't cancelled it was only postponed I think 4-5 months because of Mick's heart thing
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treaclefingers
Damn!
I thought they had people to carry their gig stuff for them?!
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gotdablouse
Nice ! Dude's a "HGV CLASS 1 Rigger driver at Television industry" ;-)
Looks like an elaborate setup in the making.
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treaclefingers
Damn!
I thought they had people to carry their gig stuff for them?!
Are they missing the old days?
Terry O'Neill