Quotetreaclefingers QuoteRoom1009 The Amy Winehouse cover is genuinely interesting. It's quite a shift for them. As far as I can tell, the youngest cover song prior to this was from 1980 (Champagne And Reefer). Amy's song is from 2006, so is by far the most recent song ever covered by The Stones. It's also one of the few (only?) times they have covered a song by an artist one or tw
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Sounds to me like the start of this song has been borrowed from Tallahassee Lassie? Regardless, great singalong tune, one of my many favourites from this incredible album.
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The Amy Winehouse cover is genuinely interesting. It's quite a shift for them. As far as I can tell, the youngest cover song prior to this was from 1980 (Champagne And Reefer). Amy's song is from 2006, so is by far the most recent song ever covered by The Stones. It's also one of the few (only?) times they have covered a song by an artist one or two generations younger than them (s
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This song is bonkers! I hope we get to see this played live, would be a high energy moment. Might even work as the show opener? Great tune, love the guitars at 2:10 and then again at 3:30, the latter one has SFM vibes.
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Apologies - reposting on this thread as more appropriate. You get the same story twice, my bad. So I'm at my local coffee shop this morning, go there every day. They know I'm a big Stones fan. The owner comes over, tells me "I'm going to blow your mind," and shows me a screenshot of Mick at the England-Norway game. I politely say that I knew he would be there and saw h
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So I'm at my local coffee shop this morning, go there every day. They know I'm a big Stones fan. The owner comes over, tells me "I'm going to blow your mind," and shows me a screenshot of Mick at the England-Norway game. I politely say that I knew he would be there and saw him on the TV last night. But that's not what he wanted to show me. He says, "No, not Mick
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Great track, this has been the surprise one for me. Didn't notice it at all after first play but has grown on me every play since. I'm loving this one.
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QuoteStonedRambler Funny thing is that the beat is exactly how they played Mess It Up live Well that explains my last comment!
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Yes. Very quiet in Camden this morning. One very familiar London fan already there when i arrived. We filmed a new Outfit Of The Day (sorry!) so watch out for that on his social media feeds. Then a group of 5 turned up. Not much merch variety, quite sparse. They definitely didn't spend the night dressing the venue. By the time I left an hour later, they had only played Angry. So - nice venue
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First few seconds weren't promising, but then that thumping bass felt like it was going to drag me back to the 1970s. Ok that didn't happen, it's more modern than that. It turns out to be more like a part 2 of Mess It Up. I really enjoy this song.
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Alright, time to pin my flag to the mast after 2 full plays of the album. This is the standout track for me. I adore it, gave me goosebumps.
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Listening to the previews on iTunes, I'm blown away - not a bad one - and this track is the stickiest one so far. So much going on here. I love it. I think we're in for a late-era Stones masterpiece with this album.
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Yes, why not. AI will increasingly become a part of our lives and we should adapt with it. It's not the same, just a new experience. I'm totally fine with it. And in a way...it is the band, because the model will have been trained on countless hours of actual Rolling Stones footage. And don't forget the band just used AI to de-age themselves for the new video, so that's
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Sorry but both of them I found irritating and was waiting for them to end. Although I quite like the middle section of the first one. I found myself going back to those 4 "other" songs to compare, and preferred them. I'm still thrilled and delighted there is new music though. And I know how these things work. What I don't like immediately, is usually because I'm not m
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Jiving Sister Fanny No Spare Parts Hide Your Love Dirty Work Do You Think I Really Care Sleep Tonight Time Waits For No One
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QuoteNankstone QuoteRoom1009I like that you are keeping track of this, it might be useful data down the line. But sorry to be picky, "UK including Scotland..." huh, is this just ignorance? The UK consists of England, Scotland, Wales, N Ireland. Why call it out? What is the apology for? Whot ? ... I'm not apologizing for anything. With a "wink", I simply meant that so
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QuoteTooTight QuoteStilllife09 It is ironic to see this "uproar" and talk of petitions. It seems like the exact same people who usually pride themselves on keeping secret information to themselves—whether it’s rehearsal locations, unannounced club shows, or "inner circle" tips—are the ones now complaining because, for once, they weren't the only ones who could benefit fro
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QuoteNankstone The information in bold is fairly reliable; it's mostly all documented in this thread. I tried to count everything, but I'm missing some information, such as the number of shops in each country. I estimated the total number of singles based on the available data and my own assumptions based on that data. For example, Germany is relatively well-documented. There a
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I'm thrilled to hear new music from the band, even though this particular track doesn't hit the spot for me. The opening had me thinking of Spirit In The Sky. But I do like the parts with the backing singers. So I give the song 5/10. And the hype to get us here 10/10. Honestly, I've heard better "Stones" songs in the last 24 hours. If you know what AI mean. Well don
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QuoteHalfNanker Hate to say it, but the AI single posted the other day is better than the real one. Agreed. Love That Look.
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The flip side of the record shows coordinates for 12 places. The first of those is Aberdeen, my home town. - Aberdeen - Glasgow - Preston - Leeds - Coventry - Cheltenham - Twickenham - Letchworth - Soho, London - Bristol - Whitstable - Brighton Must mean something or just more random noise?
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Quotetiffanyblu Quoteraphph Quotetiffanyblu Quoteraphph QuoteJeter1984 100% the t shirts are part of the plan. If you're in the UK and got one keep your calendar open. Ship globally? Some won't even receive theirs for weeks - if this was part of a secret gig or something surely it would be local to the gig shipping only? Of course they could also send you a link to tickets on the e
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The London Palladium. But it is booked on 11th April.
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Finally reading back through all the posts on this thread. One thing that STOOD OUT CLEARLY to me was a post by Beast. Three posters found around Great Marlborough Street. That is literally just round the corner from Heddon Street I mentioned in my previous post. Coincidence?
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I used an AI tool to analyse the concert tickets. It reported back: Both tickets appear to be for concerts or live events, likely from the the 1970s or 80s, given the "computer-print" layout typical of that era.The top ticket appears to be for a performance on a Friday. The bottom ticket shows a clear "8:00 PM" printed on the right side.Pricing appears to be $6.50 or $8.50
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QuoteRockman Stu was PJ Harvey's godfather .... Oh wow. I never knew that, and was just listening to a song by her when I read this. "This Mess We're In" with Thom Yorke from Radiohead.
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Quotebv Thanks for bringing to attention how books with the same contents (and minimal additions) are recycled with different titles. Too bad the Bob Drummond's Room 1009 is used as a marketing channel for these obviously commercial projects. Richard Houghton is one of those who mass produce books about bands, many different bands, and other topics. Overall, when searching for books by hi
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QuoteHound Dog Great episode with Bill, really enjoyed that, by the way, for Keith songs never played live, forgot to mention Coming Down Again has never been played. Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. But oh what a trickster you are. I didn't have this labelled as a Keith song. How deceptive, Mick opens up the song and is prominent throughout. But you're right, this is more Keith tha
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Thanks, I'm grateful for all the comments. If truth be told, I didn't need to do much - Bill did all the talking, I was happy to nod along and try to keep up. Room 1009 is on the lookout for more guests!
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Room 1009 Episode 032 - Bill German is live on YouTube here. Apologies in advance if a 3h 20m show is too long for you! Subtitles available in English.
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