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GasLightStreet
If one buys the album, in whatever format, criticism is part of the deal. It's part of the investment. It doesn't change anything other than.
If one is just streaming... they don't own it, it's just a momentary rental, so criticism means less and it changes zero.
Opinions without facts are wrong opinions. "Well I think" without any kind of support other than how they feel or think... doesn't add up to facts except for how they feel.
It's raining a lot.
"Well, in my opinion..." so don't complain about getting soaked if going outside.
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GasLightStreet
If one buys the album, in whatever format, criticism is part of the deal. It's part of the investment. It doesn't change anything other than.
If one is just streaming... they don't own it, it's just a momentary rental, so criticism means less and it changes zero.
Opinions without facts are wrong opinions. "Well I think" without any kind of support other than how they feel or think... doesn't add up to facts except for how they feel.
It's raining a lot.
"Well, in my opinion..." so don't complain about getting soaked if going outside.
Hmmm, wise words or scatterbrained nonsense?
I think I might agree with everything he wrote.
In my opinion, GLS’s opinions, while momentarily wrong, are ultimately as right and inevitable as the shit streaming from a defecating hippo. And when on safari criticizing a hippo is never part of the deal, right?
Right, but as Gassy Max wisely points out, records and other products are different. You have to expect criticism! By purchasing a Rolling Stones record you accept the possibility of being criticized, whipped and imprisoned (the latter is unlikely to happen but believe me it’s there in the fine print). Hey I don’t make the rules - they apply to me too. I once bought a sweater because I ‘thought’ its gold and rose hues brought out my eyes. But it was a ‘wrong’ opinion. My wife promptly provided the facts which undermined my opinion, as she often does. In point of fact, it was an unholy satanic sweater which made her rather queasy. That didn’t change the way I ‘felt’ about my sweater but it made me realize that you will be judged for everything – and I mean everything – you purchase. If shopping isn’t stressful for you, it’s our opinion that it should be.
It's raining hard in GLS’s opinion. The traffic cone he sat on with purpose last night now sits jauntily on his head. In my opinion, he looks and writes like a dunce. In support of that opinion, I have quoted his post.
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GasLightStreet
If one buys the album, in whatever format, criticism is part of the deal. It's part of the investment. It doesn't change anything other than.
If one is just streaming... they don't own it, it's just a momentary rental, so criticism means less and it changes zero.
Opinions without facts are wrong opinions. "Well I think" without any kind of support other than how they feel or think... doesn't add up to facts except for how they feel.
It's raining a lot.
"Well, in my opinion..." so don't complain about getting soaked if going outside.
Hmmm, wise words or scatterbrained nonsense?
I think I might agree with everything he wrote.
In my opinion, GLS’s opinions, while momentarily wrong, are ultimately as right and inevitable as the shit streaming from a defecating hippo. And when on safari criticizing a hippo is never part of the deal, right?
Right, but as Gassy Max wisely points out, records and other products are different. You have to expect criticism! By purchasing a Rolling Stones record you accept the possibility of being criticized, whipped and imprisoned (the latter is unlikely to happen but believe me it’s there in the fine print). Hey I don’t make the rules - they apply to me too. I once bought a sweater because I ‘thought’ its gold and rose hues brought out my eyes. But it was a ‘wrong’ opinion. My wife promptly provided the facts which undermined my opinion, as she often does. In point of fact, it was an unholy satanic sweater which made her rather queasy. That didn’t change the way I ‘felt’ about my sweater but it made me realize that you will be judged for everything – and I mean everything – you purchase. If shopping isn’t stressful for you, it’s our opinion that it should be.
It's raining hard in GLS’s opinion. The traffic cone he sat on with purpose last night now sits jauntily on his head. In my opinion, he looks and writes like a dunce. In support of that opinion, I have quoted his post.
That was an apt observation, what I bolded from your diatribe. All I got from your "attempted takedown" here, is that your wife sounds like a bit of a b*tch...not sure if that was intentional on your part but I hope she's not reviewing your posts.
At least it seems your abiding by her satanic majesties request, by the sounds of it anyway, which means you're all the better dressed for it.
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JDSAM1994
People don't want to come on here and see nonsense or other people arguing over BS. Just email or call each other if you want to debate, and keep it off here, no one cares.
Ever wonder why BV doesn't want to deal with this anymore?
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GasLightStreet
If one buys the album, in whatever format, criticism is part of the deal. It's part of the investment. It doesn't change anything other than.
If one is just streaming... they don't own it, it's just a momentary rental, so criticism means less and it changes zero.
Opinions without facts are wrong opinions. "Well I think" without any kind of support other than how they feel or think... doesn't add up to facts except for how they feel.
It's raining a lot.
"Well, in my opinion..." so don't complain about getting soaked if going outside.
Hmmm, wise words or scatterbrained nonsense?
I think I might agree with everything he wrote.
In my opinion, GLS’s opinions, while momentarily wrong, are ultimately as right and inevitable as the shit streaming from a defecating hippo. And when on safari criticizing a hippo is never part of the deal, right?
Right, but as Gassy Max wisely points out, records and other products are different. You have to expect criticism! By purchasing a Rolling Stones record you accept the possibility of being criticized, whipped and imprisoned (the latter is unlikely to happen but believe me it’s there in the fine print). Hey I don’t make the rules - they apply to me too. I once bought a sweater because I ‘thought’ its gold and rose hues brought out my eyes. But it was a ‘wrong’ opinion. My wife promptly provided the facts which undermined my opinion, as she often does. In point of fact, it was an unholy satanic sweater which made her rather queasy. That didn’t change the way I ‘felt’ about my sweater but it made me realize that you will be judged for everything – and I mean everything – you purchase. If shopping isn’t stressful for you, it’s our opinion that it should be.
It's raining hard in GLS’s opinion. The traffic cone he sat on with purpose last night now sits jauntily on his head. In my opinion, he looks and writes like a dunce. In support of that opinion, I have quoted his post.
That was an apt observation, what I bolded from your diatribe. All I got from your "attempted takedown" here, is that your wife sounds like a bit of a b*tch...not sure if that was intentional on your part but I hope she's not reviewing your posts.
At least it seems your abiding by her satanic majesties request, by the sounds of it anyway, which means you're all the better dressed for it.
No real reason for you to reply to my post except that you’re a butt-sore west coast poser.
And let's get something straight - if I lived in a shithole like Vancouver the only way your wife would know my wife is if she was doing our laundry. Is she French or Chinese? Who knows…maybe there’d be a place for her in between the sheets. But I doubt it…
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georgemcdonnell314
Geez this thread is so off topic I can see it getting closed soon.
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24FPS
Hackney Diamonds is a great Stones album. Maybe their most pleasing work since TY, or even Some Girls. I have listened to it repeatedly. I have not listened to a Stones album repeatedly since Steel Wheels. I noticed any actual news on a new album stopped on the first page of this post.
I can see where unreleased songs from certain periods didn't fit the feel of the album. That's been true for some of the cuts on Deluxe Stones albums. (Hoping Black and Blue is next)
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24FPS
Hackney Diamonds is a great Stones album. Maybe their most pleasing work since TY, or even Some Girls. I have listened to it repeatedly. I have not listened to a Stones album repeatedly since Steel Wheels. I noticed any actual news on a new album stopped on the first page of this post.
I can see where unreleased songs from certain periods didn't fit the feel of the album. That's been true for some of the cuts on Deluxe Stones albums. (Hoping Black and Blue is next)
Exactly. Absolutely.
Why "now" is strange but given their history of having not recorded a new album (sans BLUE AND LONESOME), they've been coasting, rightfully so, on their 1964-1981 catalogue with the tours going back to even 2005 through 2021.
Given that 2005 was a new album about 18 years later they record 20 plus songs and release HD and it's killer?
OK.
There's a lot more in the can.
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I also do still listen to Hackney Diamonds a lot. And many songs have even grown for me from first not liking them to then having them in my car driving playlist, for example Get Close. The saxophone solo gives me 1981 tour vibes, making me think they could have played this in the stadium on that great evening in the lets spend the night together concert movie. It fits the vibe.
And that's why I think the next album will be just as amazing and they still have so much left in the can. They are still the rolling Stones, just a bit older.
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I also do still listen to Hackney Diamonds a lot. And many songs have even grown for me from first not liking them to then having them in my car driving playlist, for example Get Close. The saxophone solo gives me 1981 tour vibes, making me think they could have played this in the stadium on that great evening in the lets spend the night together concert movie. It fits the vibe.
And that's why I think the next album will be just as amazing and they still have so much left in the can. They are still the rolling Stones, just a bit older.
Yes...it is a retro-Tattoo You feel, great observation. It's one of about 5 or 6 songs on the album that could have/should have been singles. I think Whole Wide World and Depending on You were missed opportunities as well. In fact I'd argue that Whole Wide World should have been the follow-up single and tease SSoH out a bit later.
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trevormcmullin
A lot of non sense and pointless bickering on this thread. Not much info on studio works. To get back on topic does anyone know if they are still recording in London? Seems odd they weren’t spotted out celebrating Ronnie’s birthday/50th anniversary. I wonder if they will move on to another city to finish the record like Los Angeles.
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keefriffhards
I knew this was coming, you guys stretch reality to a point where everything said about Hackney Diamonds becomes meaningless, you cheapen the album and sound forgetful as to just how incredible the Stones used to be when you start talking about HD in the same context as Tattoo You.
How can you make comparisons, on what level did Hackney Diamonds tracks sound anything like the 81' 82" tour when played live.
The 81" album and tour is sacrilege, show some respect for what the Stones meant to people at that time.
Bill, Charlie and Ian Stewart are gone, HD isn't The Rolling Stones is it, it's a Jagger and Watt production with a possibly dazed and confused out of his depth Keith thrown into the recording so they can package it as RS product.
It's a good album for 78 year olds at the time of it's release and Ronnie plays well on it but it's not 81"
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keefriffhards
I knew this was coming, you guys stretch reality to a point where everything said about Hackney Diamonds becomes meaningless, you cheapen the album and sound forgetful as to just how incredible the Stones used to be when you start talking about HD in the same context as Tattoo You.
How can you make comparisons, on what level did Hackney Diamonds tracks sound anything like the 81' 82" tour when played live.
The 81" album and tour is sacrilege, show some respect for what the Stones meant to people at that time.
Bill, Charlie and Ian Stewart are gone, HD isn't The Rolling Stones is it, it's a Jagger and Watt production with a possibly dazed and confused out of his depth Keith thrown into the recording so they can package it as RS product.
It's a good album for 78 year olds at the time of it's release and Ronnie plays well on it but it's not 81"
You can't accept the fact that The Rolling Stones have changed.
You have no respect for what the Stones did with HACKNEY DIAMONDS. Why do you keep bitching about people liking or loving the album? And then comparing live performances to 1981-82?
No one gives a shit about that except you. Your bitterness is so dumb it's bizarre.
You miss the entire point of the comparison. "Sacrilege" is a big word from someone that doesn't simply understand something simple.
Stay in the past.
Or continue being your angry little self that people like or love HD.
You're a fossil fan, not a Rolling Stones fan.