Perhaps, it's time to think about a new management of payment! Is the price for a cd too high or too low? Shoud musicans - producers - labelbosses ... earn as much as possible? Thinking of multi-million-earning labelbosses and Rockstars... Did they really deserve sooo much money? At least it's all about one thing: Is our money-system really the system we need longer in the fu
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QuoteDoxa QuoteGazza Tokyo 26.2.90 is the best show of that entire tour and one of their best latter day stadium concerts. That's great to hear. The track listing looks great, including five numbers from STEEL WHEELS. It also needs to say that it isn't the fault of 1989/90's tour's shows that they turned out to be the concept of all their latter days tours and shows, and
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Anyone knows a streaming media site on the internet that will broadcast this event?
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I'm totaly with you! One of the most underrated "invisible" songs of the band! Similar too underrated with: Had it with you Sad sad sad Rough Justice Jiving sister Fanny Luxury Turd on the Run All the Way Down
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I loved DIRTY WORK when it came out right from the start. It was an album I got never tiered with, to hear it loud and louder, on an on. It still has pressure, power and drive. So much more than Voodoo lounge or Bridges to Babylon. And for me, "Sleep tonight" was the last good Keith-song on an Stones-album! I remember, when it came out most critics loved it! But suddenly - I do not r
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One song for Keith during a show is ok and always fine, if it's a rocker! The 2nd, mostly slow one, has always been indeed a "piss break" during the last tours for many many visitors! The whole energie puffs slowly away into the air. And the singing WAS many, many times not really good. Let him sing ballads in the studio! And please put only ONE Keith-Song on a Stones Album. Tha
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QuoteStonesTod exclamations are the best! Yes, I love it!
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Christina did great, as she always does!
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So long since I listened to it! Beast of burden and then after Waiting on a friend! What a flow! Stones really at their best! Got fanatic after hearing this first time in the mid-eighties, when I found this 3-LP-Box-Set of the Hampton-show on a sunday morning in Berlin, on a market place! That's what made me a real strong fan of this fantastic band for now more than 30 years!
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The 81-Tour leaves us the best Live-Versions ever from: Under my thumb Beast Of Burden and for specially for fantastic sax-playing the best best versions ever from: Waiting On A Friend You Cant Always Get What You Want Miss you That's it!
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The Some Girls - Bonus CD with unreleased songs was really disapointing! All that Country-Shit, nobody needs! Exile-Bonus was not really a burner, too! A few great songs, but also many boring stuff! All those bootlegs are so much better! There are so many great demos/outtakes, we know from all these boots ... and then this ...
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I always loved DIRTY WORK! And I still do! It is rougher, harder, and more "straight to the point" than every Album after... And it has NO FILLERS! Some critics tell it over and over again! But that's bullshit! Not too good are: Voodoo Lounge & Bridges to Babylon Only about 3 good songs there on both albums! Rest are FILLERS and are quiet boring!
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Midnight Rambler is the greatest Stones song of all times! It's all in there, what the Band makes great! Best version ist the Brussels'73 one! Can't still get enough of it!
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