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I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
Yupp. And he wasn't always to "functional" himself at times, so it's always felt very cruel to me how he looks down on other addicts
Really you think without those songs their legacy wouldn't be the same. I love those songs but most of the people that go see them today wouldn't even know them.
Maybe so but the majority of people going to see them aren't the only ones who impact what their legacy is. Dedicated fans, critics, fellow artists etc also appreciate their work
I like Plundered My Soul too, great song. But I do know a decent amount of bootlegs and outtakes, but I never heard an outtake what did remind me to Plundered My Soul. Do you know an outtake what led to this this song? Or does anyone knows? To me this one came as a big surprise when it came out official.
As far as I can hear it, it's a short piece of jamming, played by Keith, Charlie and Bill. Jagger(?) did a great job by looping it, probably messing with protools or whatever, adding a chorus and hence created an entire song out of it. Taylor signed for the beautiful intro.
A leftover in the fridge coming alive just like Frankenstein.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-11 22:58 by TheflyingDutchman.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-10 03:17 by Taylor1.
The (Exile outtakes) weren't all recorded in the same place. Some of them I really remembered, but some I didn't remember at all. Some of them were really together - maybe the one you've heard, it was called Plundered My Soul, that was perfect, you didn't have to edit, it was all perfect. Some of the others were much more loose jams.
- Mick Jagger, 2010
(I)t was one of Mick's songs. It was among the outtakes that had to be finished. Actually, some of them were finished. But this particular song didn't have a vocal on it and it didn't have any lead guitar. It just had Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts playing on it. So he asked me to step into the studio one afternoon, and I did some guitar in about three or four passes. I thought it turned out well.
- Mick Taylor, 2012
[timeisonourside.com]
I found the promo (CD), it has the UK (single) mix, which is in one video that doesn't appear to be on YouTube anymore - more Taylor and all of Mick's backing vox.
Good interview. Thanks
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Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
TheflyingDutchman
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Date: January 9, 2025 20:48
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GasLightStreet
(Mick Taylor participating i)s a rumor, babe. If he was on there, I would know. We've had no contact with Mick for a long time.
- Keith Richards, 2010
I’ve put Mick Taylor on Plundered My Soul, because he wasn’t on it. I wasn’t on it, he wasn’t on it, so obviously we were driving to the studio when that was done (laughs)... (I)t was very nice, it was just like the old days, you know, I just sat Mick down and we did it like half an hour...
- Mick Jagger, 2010
[timeisonourside.com]
Still find it a bit odd that Jagger didn't get Taylor to record on the TATTOO YOU extras. Although, really, Living In The Heart Of Love is pedestrian.
I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Glimmerest
()
Date: January 9, 2025 21:23
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Spud
When Keith was a big drug user he was, most of the time, what folks call a "functional addict" ...
..but he never had much sympathy or empathy if inconvenienced by other addicts around him who were perhaps less "functional"
Yupp. And he wasn't always to "functional" himself at times, so it's always felt very cruel to me how he looks down on other addicts
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
J-J-Flash
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Date: January 9, 2025 21:55
Quote
windmelody
Keith Richards likes to insult his colleagues. Of course Taylor's behaviour might have become problematic, due to his substance abuse, as Glyn johns pointed out. Taylor joined the Stones at the age of twenty - the other members were at least five years older. At this point in life five years play a role. Taylor was too young, and his career never developed, because of his drug problems. Yet he has a lot of merits. Would the Stones's legacy be poorer without Sway, Moonlight Mile, Ventilator Blues, Winter, A hundred years ago and Time waits for no one? I would like to say yes.
Really you think without those songs their legacy wouldn't be the same. I love those songs but most of the people that go see them today wouldn't even know them.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Glimmerest
()
Date: January 9, 2025 21:57
Quote
J-J-FlashQuote
windmelody
Keith Richards likes to insult his colleagues. Of course Taylor's behaviour might have become problematic, due to his substance abuse, as Glyn johns pointed out. Taylor joined the Stones at the age of twenty - the other members were at least five years older. At this point in life five years play a role. Taylor was too young, and his career never developed, because of his drug problems. Yet he has a lot of merits. Would the Stones's legacy be poorer without Sway, Moonlight Mile, Ventilator Blues, Winter, A hundred years ago and Time waits for no one? I would like to say yes.
Really you think without those songs their legacy wouldn't be the same. I love those songs but most of the people that go see them today wouldn't even know them.
Maybe so but the majority of people going to see them aren't the only ones who impact what their legacy is. Dedicated fans, critics, fellow artists etc also appreciate their work
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Christiaan
()
Date: January 9, 2025 22:54
Quote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
GasLightStreet
(Mick Taylor participating i)s a rumor, babe. If he was on there, I would know. We've had no contact with Mick for a long time.
- Keith Richards, 2010
I’ve put Mick Taylor on Plundered My Soul, because he wasn’t on it. I wasn’t on it, he wasn’t on it, so obviously we were driving to the studio when that was done (laughs)... (I)t was very nice, it was just like the old days, you know, I just sat Mick down and we did it like half an hour...
- Mick Jagger, 2010
[timeisonourside.com]
Still find it a bit odd that Jagger didn't get Taylor to record on the TATTOO YOU extras. Although, really, Living In The Heart Of Love is pedestrian.
I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
I like Plundered My Soul too, great song. But I do know a decent amount of bootlegs and outtakes, but I never heard an outtake what did remind me to Plundered My Soul. Do you know an outtake what led to this this song? Or does anyone knows? To me this one came as a big surprise when it came out official.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
TheflyingDutchman
()
Date: January 9, 2025 23:54
Quote
ChristiaanQuote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
GasLightStreet
(Mick Taylor participating i)s a rumor, babe. If he was on there, I would know. We've had no contact with Mick for a long time.
- Keith Richards, 2010
I’ve put Mick Taylor on Plundered My Soul, because he wasn’t on it. I wasn’t on it, he wasn’t on it, so obviously we were driving to the studio when that was done (laughs)... (I)t was very nice, it was just like the old days, you know, I just sat Mick down and we did it like half an hour...
- Mick Jagger, 2010
[timeisonourside.com]
Still find it a bit odd that Jagger didn't get Taylor to record on the TATTOO YOU extras. Although, really, Living In The Heart Of Love is pedestrian.
I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
I like Plundered My Soul too, great song. But I do know a decent amount of bootlegs and outtakes, but I never heard an outtake what did remind me to Plundered My Soul. Do you know an outtake what led to this this song? Or does anyone knows? To me this one came as a big surprise when it came out official.
As far as I can hear it, it's a short piece of jamming, played by Keith, Charlie and Bill. Jagger(?) did a great job by looping it, probably messing with protools or whatever, adding a chorus and hence created an entire song out of it. Taylor signed for the beautiful intro.
A leftover in the fridge coming alive just like Frankenstein.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-11 22:58 by TheflyingDutchman.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Taylor1
()
Date: January 10, 2025 01:13
Still like it better than most of A Bigger Bang.But it’s not a classic.Quote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
ChristiaanQuote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
GasLightStreet
(Mick Taylor participating i)s a rumor, babe. If he was on there, I would know. We've had no contact with Mick for a long time.
- Keith Richards, 2010
I’ve put Mick Taylor on Plundered My Soul, because he wasn’t on it. I wasn’t on it, he wasn’t on it, so obviously we were driving to the studio when that was done (laughs)... (I)t was very nice, it was just like the old days, you know, I just sat Mick down and we did it like half an hour...
- Mick Jagger, 2010
I like it better than most of the songs on A Bigger Bang.But it’s not a classic.
[timeisonourside.com]
Still find it a bit odd that Jagger didn't get Taylor to record on the TATTOO YOU extras. Although, really, Living In The Heart Of Love is pedestrian.
I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
I like Plundered My Soul too, great song. But I do know a decent amount of bootlegs and outtakes, but I never heard an outtake what did remind me to Plundered My Soul. Do you know an outtake what led to this this song? Or does anyone knows? To me this one came as a big surprise when it came out official.
As far as I can hear it, it's a short piece of jamming, played by Keith, Charlie and Bill. Jagger(?) did a great job by looping it, probably messing with protools or whatever, adding a chorus and hence created an entire song out of it. Taylor signed for the beautiful slide intro.
A leftover in the fridge coming alive just like Frankenstein.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-10 03:17 by Taylor1.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
GasLightStreet
()
Date: January 10, 2025 02:38
Quote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
ChristiaanQuote
TheflyingDutchmanQuote
GasLightStreet
(Mick Taylor participating i)s a rumor, babe. If he was on there, I would know. We've had no contact with Mick for a long time.
- Keith Richards, 2010
I’ve put Mick Taylor on Plundered My Soul, because he wasn’t on it. I wasn’t on it, he wasn’t on it, so obviously we were driving to the studio when that was done (laughs)... (I)t was very nice, it was just like the old days, you know, I just sat Mick down and we did it like half an hour...
- Mick Jagger, 2010
[timeisonourside.com]
Still find it a bit odd that Jagger didn't get Taylor to record on the TATTOO YOU extras. Although, really, Living In The Heart Of Love is pedestrian.
I liked that tune [PMS] a lot when it was released. I still do, when I'm drinking a bottle of wine. Reminds me of the good old days. Taylor's sound and playing is not what it used to be. The intro is great though.
I like Plundered My Soul too, great song. But I do know a decent amount of bootlegs and outtakes, but I never heard an outtake what did remind me to Plundered My Soul. Do you know an outtake what led to this this song? Or does anyone knows? To me this one came as a big surprise when it came out official.
As far as I can hear it, it's a short piece of jamming, played by Keith, Charlie and Bill. Jagger(?) did a great job by looping it, probably messing with protools or whatever, adding a chorus and hence created an entire song out of it. Taylor signed for the beautiful slide intro.
A leftover in the fridge coming alive just like Frankenstein.
The (Exile outtakes) weren't all recorded in the same place. Some of them I really remembered, but some I didn't remember at all. Some of them were really together - maybe the one you've heard, it was called Plundered My Soul, that was perfect, you didn't have to edit, it was all perfect. Some of the others were much more loose jams.
- Mick Jagger, 2010
(I)t was one of Mick's songs. It was among the outtakes that had to be finished. Actually, some of them were finished. But this particular song didn't have a vocal on it and it didn't have any lead guitar. It just had Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts playing on it. So he asked me to step into the studio one afternoon, and I did some guitar in about three or four passes. I thought it turned out well.
- Mick Taylor, 2012
[timeisonourside.com]
I found the promo (CD), it has the UK (single) mix, which is in one video that doesn't appear to be on YouTube anymore - more Taylor and all of Mick's backing vox.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Glimmerest
()
Date: January 10, 2025 16:43
Has Mick changed his feelings on Slade and T-Rex over the years?
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Keessie
()
Date: January 11, 2025 16:22
[www.mixcloud.com]
Dutch radio (VPRO), 12 October, 1973, Amsterdam
Report from the press conference and Stones-party (without Stones-participation) at the Lido.
Incl. interview with Mick Jagger by Rik Zaal
Info from [www.nzentgraf.de]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-11 17:52 by Keessie.
Dutch radio (VPRO), 12 October, 1973, Amsterdam
Report from the press conference and Stones-party (without Stones-participation) at the Lido.
Incl. interview with Mick Jagger by Rik Zaal
Info from [www.nzentgraf.de]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2025-01-11 17:52 by Keessie.
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
Glimmerest
()
Date: January 11, 2025 18:28
Quote
Keessie
[www.mixcloud.com]
Dutch radio (VPRO), 12 October, 1973, Amsterdam
Report from the press conference and Stones-party (without Stones-participation) at the Lido.
Incl. interview with Mick Jagger by Rik Zaal
Info from [www.nzentgraf.de]
Good interview. Thanks
Re: Press conference 1973 Amsterdam
Posted by:
TheflyingDutchman
()
Date: January 11, 2025 20:29
Quote
Keessie
[www.mixcloud.com]
Dutch radio (VPRO), 12 October, 1973, Amsterdam
Report from the press conference and Stones-party (without Stones-participation) at the Lido.
Incl. interview with Mick Jagger by Rik Zaal
Info from [www.nzentgraf.de]
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