ThatsWhatISay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And where did these collectors go? Did they switch > to another filesharing program? Torrents. And some quit the scene for good.
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thijs1981 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "They have a new style, more floent, floating, > more weaving & a hell of a lot more rocking... > > Very promising indeed. " > > I find it unbelievable you can judge that by a few > short clips with really bad sound. I didnt hear > any weaving, because the sound wasn't
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G. the Cock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ARES ??? What's that? > > > Truth is stranger than fiction > > stoned greetings > G. The Cock A filesharing network. From what I've heard, the Hartford recording is great. Much better than Boston.
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G. the Cock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks @ retired_dog, just wanted to lend a > helping hand.... > > > > Truth is stranger than fiction > > stoned greetings > G. The Cock Just joking, G.! Was on meds, ya know.
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Yup, it's out there. Try ARES.
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G. the Cock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > NYCSTONESFREAK, if you need help in future just > call me, I'm psychiatrist, feel free to write me > whenever you need to! > > All the best > > > > Truth is stranger than fiction > > stoned greetings > G. The Cock Sounds like you need some help first.
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I feel it necessary to remind everybody that this thread is not about Keith's achievements in general, it's just about this one "song" Infamy from A Bigger Bang.
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If it's about Hillary I bet you kept her pussy clean
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G. the Cock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's unbelievable that nothing seems to show up > until now. Anybody got information if there were > tapers inside the club??? > > > > Truth is stranger than fiction > > stoned greetings > G. The Cock Give it time, G. Even in times of internet, there are always peopl
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kid killowatt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > WELL,IT IS NORMAL THAT SOME PEOPLE DON´T GET IT. > "INFAMY" IS NO CRAP LIKE "STREETS OF LOVE" OR > "RAIN FALL DOWN"...... > OK, I'm one of those people who don't get it what a wonderful track "Infamy" really is. Too Bad. Although I would not
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wild_horse_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like this song, for a couple of years now with > ballads, we get something `new` from keith. Like > T&A wrote, it`s reminds me of rockawhile, wich > have also a great groove. > For almost 20 years, this kind of songs suit him, > it has everything, a great funky tune, a blues > harp,
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OILY_DIPSTICK Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, bonjour, allreet, > > I think we should make the distinction between > diehard fans and stoopid, bitter, anal retentive > train spotters who continually whinge about fookin > set lists. > > To those people: > > They play no warhorses at the big gigs. > Only 'r
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Love that album too. Comparisons are useless. Sometimes I'm in the mood for this one, sometimes for Some Girls, sometimes for Exile and the list goes on and on. Although alot of you probably don't agree, I believe that Too Tight is a killer track. Listening to it in my car full volume makes me drive faster and faster...any way, this must be played loud.
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Reptile Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why the hell would they do that? Because they want us to download and burn the album... Mick and Keith both said in recent interviews they dowbload and burn stuff too...
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johang Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tumbling Dice, Miss You, JJ Flas, Brown Sugar... You're cynical, johang... Good one!
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StonesLicks2002 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > piss-break !!! yeah, what a Stones diehard fan !! > > You should read properly between the lines, StonesLicks2002: I did not say I took a piss-break during Miss You since at least 1994/1995, I said it is the perfect piss-break song since then... Any way, lotsa Stones fellas agree that a song that on
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Hey crossfire, that's exactly what I mean - can you imagine anyone crying right there in his seat when keith breaks out Infamy ?
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > in fairness to Keith, hes usually more likely to > make more changes in HIS 2-song set than Mick does > in about 18-19 of his in a stadium show (the four > UK stadium shows in '99 being a perfect example). > I'm sure that in the next few shows, he'll change > things around a bit hea
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Well, what happened to Charlie ? Good question. I guess he finally realized how depressing it is having to play alongside a computer loop - instead of letting the dogs out like in 1969.
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Gazza Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > read the date on that post again and you'll > actually find it was 24 hours BEFORE it Oooooooooooops, and I thought he did it again !!! You're right, Gazza. My apologies, NYSTONESFREAK.
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In a perfect world, Keith would create his setlist from a staple of songs like Happy, Before They Make Me Run, You Got The Silver, Coming Down Again, Little T&A, Connection and the like (= 1 warhorse every night) and 1 from the newer stuff like The Worst, Place Is Empty and so on ... and even throw in Run Rudolph Run occasionally around Christmas time as a special surprise... So far it
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Witness Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I consider it very wise to give the people at > large what they want. At the same time I think > that is just as wise not to give the people all > that they want. Give them part of it. That is, > don't give them so much of it. Warhorses should be > a mere privilege to experience, not the stable
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StonesLicks2002 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > retired_dog: My God, where did you saw the Stones > in Europe?? > > In the Bridges to Babylon Tour they played "Paint > It Black" at first time in Malaga, Spain. It was a > nice surprise and the crowd was so wild that they > stayed it for the rest of the tour. > Past Licks
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Sorry. Oh, yes. But is it heartfelt? Read what he wrote in the US vs. Europe - thread just minutes after his apology: "Who cares about Europe anyway...."
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Can't agree with you, Bjornulf. Although the European dates were still high standart, I must admit that they usually (since 1975/1976) did not match the even higher standarts of their US counterparts. Less adventurous setlists, less energetic performances, sometimes even lesser number of songs. It probably has something to do with the fact that once they reach Europe after one year of tourin
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Berber Jewelry Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Welllll nashville, I'm sorry but I'm glad he's not > doing BTMMR or Happy... you can't keep on > recycling, can you? Let's be glad there's finally > something new... but I have to confess I haven't > heard Infamy yet. Listen to Infamy first... I'll
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crossfire, it's not about pissing and moaning about girlfriends in highschool that got away on me, it's simply all about expressing my thoughts concerning Infamy. If you believe that anything Keith does must be good somehow because it's Keith, fine with me. I'm past that age. Infamy is, in my opinion, one of those songs that, performed by any other artist, no one would take no
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uz2bstoned Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SSMC is the best song in 27 years Oh yes, it's even the best song in their whole career. Come on! Let's be serious, it's a good one, even a great one, but the best in 27 years? I have my doubts. Could well be that once the dust and new album hysteria has settled you hardly listen to it at all. Onl
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Yes, we can, Cindy - but should we?
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Well, T&A, it's not as easy as you put it. I love his solo albums, and although especially Main Offender has some weaker tunes even those weaker tunes never reach the same low level as Infamy. Infamy is just ... nothing. A jam groove, and Keith just singing (well...) something over it. No melody to speak of. If that's really Keith doing what Keith does I regret to say I would not li
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