QuoteTheGreek Quotefloodonthepage Quotedmay Don't know why people are still going on about Clapton. He became boring quite some time ago. Regarding Prince, he could rock like hell and was a very good guitar player. I love him here in the tribute to George when he shows 'em how it should be done. A little arrogant display, yes, at the end with the idea "that's how it's don
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Quotedmay Don't know why people are still going on about Clapton. He became boring quite some time ago. Regarding Prince, he could rock like hell and was a very good guitar player. I love him here in the tribute to George when he shows 'em how it should be done. A little arrogant display, yes, at the end with the idea "that's how it's done motherf*ckers" but gawd how
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I'd love this set... Whip it Up Wicked as it Seems Happy Time is On My Side (w/ Mavis)
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QuoteBowieStone Quotefloodonthepage QuoteDandelionPowderman ***** Some Girls Deluxe **** Goats Head Soup Deluxe **** Tattoo You Deluxe *** Exile Deluxe *** Sticky Fingers Deluxe The live concert/tracks on SF make it my favourite when I sum it up, though. Yes, this is how I feel exactly. SF is my favorite because of full Leeds '71 and the killer extended 'Bitch', but
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QuoteDandelionPowderman ***** Some Girls Deluxe **** Goats Head Soup Deluxe **** Tattoo You Deluxe *** Exile Deluxe *** Sticky Fingers Deluxe The live concert/tracks on SF make it my favourite when I sum it up, though. Yes, this is how I feel exactly. SF is my favorite because of full Leeds '71 and the killer extended 'Bitch', but as for "new" bonus tracks
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QuoteProfessorWolf imagine if you will that ww3 didn't end until 1993 and that they didn't record steel wheels and keith didn't record talk is cheap but that they saved those songs and the ones that would have been on wandering spirit, main offender, voodoo lounge and hell even slide on this and then got together to make voodoo lounge with all those songs saved up Honestly
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This would likely change a bit day to day on some albums, but others are a hard lock TRS - Mona TRS:ENHM - I'm a King Bee RS2 - You Can't Catch Me 12X5 - It’s All Over Now NOW! - Little Red Rooster OOOH (UK) - Heart of Stone OOOH (US) - (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction DC(&E) - She Said Yeah AM (UK) - Under My Thumb AM (US) - Under My Thumb BTB (UK) - Back Street Girl BTB
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Quoteshadooby Keep rockin' E.C....you are one of the last of the greatest rock generation! When was the last time EC rocked? Journeyman 1989? I'd say so, yes. I saw him live in 1992 and 2004, but I think 'Journeyman' was his last good rock album. Post 'Journeyman' I used to have 'From the Cradle', 'Pilgrim', 'Reptile&#
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Lots of people posting individual Stones appearing on albums. The post asked about the Stones as a group contributing to albums.
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As I wrote on the 'Rubber Soul' thread, I once made a CD mix of 'Rubber Soul' and 'Revolver' (Rubber Revolver or something like that) which had about half of each album combined into one and it was pretty great. For me though, both aren't what they're cracked up to be on their own. The '66-'67 era is my least favorite period of the Stones (or t
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Quotecrholmstrom Quotefloodonthepage Quotecrholmstrom Quotefloodonthepage Quotecrholmstrom Looks like Wilco is postponing some shows. No news article yet but from the Wilco fan site. Oh no, which shows? I looked on 'Via Chicago' and I didn't see anything. Oh, those Tweedy and Wilco shows were already postponed and posted late last year. I thought it was additional dates post
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Quotecrholmstrom Quotefloodonthepage Quotecrholmstrom Looks like Wilco is postponing some shows. No news article yet but from the Wilco fan site. Oh no, which shows? I looked on 'Via Chicago' and I didn't see anything. Oh, those Tweedy and Wilco shows were already postponed and posted late last year. I thought it was additional dates postponed. Whew! Thanks.
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Quotecrholmstrom Looks like Wilco is postponing some shows. No news article yet but from the Wilco fan site. Oh no, which shows? I looked on 'Via Chicago' and I didn't see anything.
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Quotecrholmstrom Wilco's Sky Blue Sky festival in Cancun has been a total cluster. The promoter has refused to postpone or cancel it & says they don't have money for refunds. On top of this, some fans were in a horrible car wreck on the way to the hotel from the airport. They were in a taxi van. I've been on that road. Story below, along with a go fund me link for a few of the
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'Rubber Soul' is pleasant and sounds great. It could even be considered the Beatles' best, though for me it is not their best...and it's certainly not better than 'Aftermath' for me. This is the Stones' first win, IMHO. As it has been said, the comparison of 'Aftermath' and 'Rubber Soul' is the comparison of the Beatles and the Stones at t
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Wiped Charlie's mustache off of a Steel Wheels poster I have, too. What do people have against Charlie!
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Quote24FPS I have had to take it in small doses. It's enjoyable, but my attention span isn't what it once was for the Beatles. It would be great to have a Stones like film spanning a period like that. Hear them bitch. Maybe reveal their true thoughts on Brian. I too had to take it in small doses. I think I finished the first episode in one sitting, but had to break up the other two. I
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QuoteRockman .... build fake walls in your home ....
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I have a number of framed Stones records in my music space... The Rolling Stones (US - England's Newest Hitmakers) December's Children (And Everybody's) Between the Buttons Their Satanic Majesties Request Beggar's Banquet Let It Bleed Get Yer Ya Yas Out Sticky Fingers Exile On Main Street It's Only Rock n Roll Love You Live Some Girls Tattoo You ...and
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QuoteGasLightStreet No. Just one more aspect of how the Stones have not handled their legacy in accordance to how it could be handled. Which may not be a bad thing, overall, the biggest exception being money made. Maybe after they've retired, or stopped, will something come along. But by that point, it's reasonable to think that a majority of the fan base will be mostly not i
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My hope, another volume of "Fully Finished Outtakes", if it's out there. The FFO "release" was my favorite Stones thing to come out of 2021. Though my guess is that we'll get a new compilation of hits tied to the 60th (even though 'Honk' came out fairly recently) and the deluxe 'Main Offender'. If we were to get another archive release, I su
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Updated (August 2022) Spiritualized - September Stereolab - September Father John Misty - October Nick Mason - October Bruce Springsteen - March
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I share my birthday with her (and Mick Taylor for that matter). Was definitely looking forward to her 100th. She's always been a fun presence.
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QuoteGerardHennessy QuoteHairball It's sad for some of the fans deprived of any new music that the band has been talking about for many years... But of course some will cheer on anything the band does...or doesn't do... No new album? Great news. Well said my friend. Constructive criticism or any kind of objective assessment of the lack of creativity by the band is seized upon by so
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QuoteDoxa QuoteSighunt This is a great thread! Lots of great thoughts... I agree. However, there seems to be two different issues in regard to the well having dried. First is the original issue brought by Stoneage that was concerning the lack of 'hits' since "Start Me Up". Technically they have released countless singles since it, and some of them (at least during the
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Why? Because (IMHO) that's what happens with creativity. And they are almost 80. We should be so lucky that they are still even remotely creative at this point. Are they as creative as they were in their 20's and 30's....or even their 40's and 50's? No. But that seems pretty common and normal to me. Painters, filmmakers, authors...seems all creative types have their c
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All of this nonsense from him has allowed me to free up a fair amount of space on the ol' CD shelf, having now gotten rid of... Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs (1970) Eric Clapton (1970) Rainbow Concert (1974) (almost kept for Ronnie and Winwood involvement) 461 Ocean Boulevard (1974) There's One in Every Crowd (1975) No Reason To Cry (1976) (almost kept for Ronnie and Dylan
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1.Richards 2.Harrison 3.McCartney 4.Lennon 5.Jagger 6.Wood 7.Watts 8.Taylor 9.Ringo Distant 10.Wyman
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As far as latter day stuff, I liked McCartney's 'Flowers in the Dirt' and even 'Off The Ground' has it's moments, as did 'Flaming Pie' and 'Chaos and Creation in the Backyard'. Harrison's 'Brainwashed' was also very good. But I'd still listen to 'Talk is Cheap' or 'Main Offender', 'Slide on This'
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The Jayhawks Leon Bridges Chris Stapleton Black Pumas Cat Power, Thundercat, Erykah Badu (Pitchfork Music Festival) Bob Dylan Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Dawes
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