Quotebirdie QuoteNashvilleBlues Quotecrholmstrom Quoteslewan QuoteTopi Boston setlist: 19:48 1. No Surrender 2. Ghosts 3. Prove It All Night 4. Letter to You 5. The Promised Land 6. Out in the Street 7. Candy's Room 8. Kitty's Back 9. Nightshift 10. Trapped 11. E Street Shuffle 12. Johnny 99 13. Last Man Standing 14. Backstreets 15. Because the Night 16. She's
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Isn't going to fit here as anybody's favorite, I don't imagine. But as a December 2022 release by this Welsh musician I'll post it as new. Here, be one of the first 7.6 million views of one that probably is destined to be around for a long while, because of how many people's mental health struggles worldwide that it speaks (literally) so directly to. HI REN
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QuoteZotz Foundation Velvet: The Drumming of Maureen 'Moe' Tucker video: I enjoyed that, thanks. Some years ago in my local record store's used cd bin I happened on a copy of Magnet's 1997 "don't be a penguin"... autographed by Moe! I had never imagined I'd ever own anything autographed by a Velvet. Snatched it right up And this was cool. Q
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QuoteTopi ...A quote from Backstreets: QuoteI know for a fact that they are testing and need to pass in order to resume touring, per a conversation in KC with a tour insider person re Jake. Until “the line” in the Covid test disappeared for Jake, he was not allowed to return. As a matter of fact, he was still in Austin when they played the KC show. There were crew members still in Dallas for
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Haley Reinhart's 2015 video cover, with Post-Modern Jukebox, of Radiohead's "Creep," is a gorgeous thing to watch and hear. Some others agree - it has 113 million views. But this vid IMO is even more fun to watch. The Charismatic Voice is the channel of Elizabeth Zharoff, a former opera singer and current voice coach. She's a huge music nerd, whip-smart, very engagi
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QuoteTheBluesHadaBaby Even if it's Bruce, he's not frail and ...nearly everybody bounces back fast now. Look at Mick last year. If Springsteen's got it, join the club, and figure on this show postponed and one more at most. QuoteMabru March 14 Albany also postponed Okay then... Columbus, CT, ...and only one more, just out of an abundance of caution. I hope
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Quoteslewan ask me on Wednesday, i.e. after the tickets for Bob Dylan's upcoming European tour went on sale She lit a burner on the stove and offered me a pipe. "I thought you’d never say hello," she said, "You look like the silent type." Then she opened up a book of poems and handed it to me written by an Italian poet from the thirteenth century. And every one
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A last minute addition. * Haley Reinhart. March 12 * Springsteen & E St. (arena). March 27 * Screaming Females (Marissa Paternoster). March 29 * Titus Andronicus. April 2 * Amanda Shires. April 22 * Lydia Loveless/Drive-By Truckers. April 28 * Yeah Yeah Yeahs. May 3 * Sarah Shook & the Disarmers. June 21 * Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit. August 8 * Springsteen & E St. (st
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QuoteElmo Lewis Bruce is doing the old man walk in some of the clips of "10th Avenue". If in the heat of performances I'd slid across as many stages on my knees and jumped down ill-advisedly off as many speaker cabinets as he has, at his age I'm sure I'd be at least a little bit creaky too. Elton is a lot hobbled. By his fifties Prince had nearly crippled himself f
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Even if it's Bruce, he's not frail and covid circa 2023 is much weaker than the 2020-2021 versions were. Most of the world has now had these later mutations, many people more than once, and nearly everybody bounces back fast now. Look at Mick last year. If Springsteen's got it, join the club, and figure on this show postponed and one more at most.
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez ...the prices didn’t come down until the day of the show, and then the pit went from several thousand to 450 bucks... Wonder what that new actual price would be. With fees. QuoteMizzAmandaJonez ...and Ticketmaster dropped some seats that were nice at face value behind stage, but with a great view, as you can see from this video link below, and I can’t believe it has g
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Just a quibble here, but $49.50 rounds to $50 (not $49) $69.50 rounds to $70 (not $69) $299.50 rounds to $300 (not $299) My 2019 Rolling Stones Pit $499.50 price before the $124 fees rounded to $500. Not to $499. Here, try it: The IRS says the same thing. We do TicketMonarchs, Rolling Stones Inc, Springsteen Inc, Macca Inc a cumulatively very big favor when we relate that prices
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QuoteElmo Lewis I strongly encourage you NOT to order from Nugs.net. Delays, NO customer service, etc. Bought 1978 Berkeley, 1978 Atlanta, a 1984 E. Rutherford, 1992 E. Rutherford, and 2008 Nashville concerts as cd sets a couple of months ago and had no problems. It wasn't especially speedy but I wasn't in a hurry. And am still enjoying the almost 4 hour 2016 Virginia Beach con
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Quotesteffialicia The song assisted in a major event happening in a young girl's life. I cannot elaborate Not sharing any deets is understandable, but you can't tell us the song either?
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These sorts of prompts IMHO, whether by interviewers or as forum subjects, should always instead ask, "What is ONE OF your favorite (/most memorable)... ?" Cuz, c'mon, it's totally unrealistic to ask anyone who has lived at all to come up with their most favorite of just about anything. Least of all Rolling Stones musical moments. Quotejosepi 1972 Smoking wacky tobaccy
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QuoteTheBluesHadaBaby Quotedaspyknows ^ Just saw Larkin Poe last night. I highly recommend and need to see them again. I've kept an eye on vids of some of their performances the past year or so. Looks to me like they've picked up the pace of things... adding more higher energy songs into the mix with the quieter ones. Gotten even more interesting. If they were in town I'd defi
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QuoteTate I just sold my Boston tickets via the Ticketmaster site. I love Bruce, have seen his excellent arena show before, but felt the need to sell my tickets for a couple reasons, but mostly buyer's remorse. Here's my brief story about the evils of TM. So I was able to score my Loge level very good seats to the Boston show through the verified fan lottery. A good friend and bandma
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Tis that time of year when -- post-plague -- a lot of tour schedules get announced. I've added 3 4 more shows. * Springsteen & E St. (arena). March 27 * Screaming Females (Marissa Paternoster). March 29 * Titus Andronicus. April 2 * Amanda Shires. April 22 * Lydia Loveless/Drive-By Truckers. April 28 * Yeah Yeah Yeahs. May 3 * Sarah Shook & the Disarmers. June 21 * Jason
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The Mysterines' 2022 debut album, Reeling
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My, this has become an interesting situation. Steve and Nils infected Steven's is mild. Many of us have had mild cases of these later strains of covid by now; you're fully functional, just contagious for awhile. Sit Nils down, double mask Steve and put him in an isolation box on the far edge of the stage, just his guitar wire, coming out of it? Just funnin'. Sounds li
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QuoteTornAndFried It is real, but it is not a ticket to an actual Stones concert. It's a ticket to a showing of the concert film "Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones" It was a big event when it came out in the spring of 1974 and in several cities like New York, LA, Chicago, etc. they showed it in large theaters with a JBL quadrophonic sound system, and sold reserved tickets th
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QuoteLeonidP Quoteschillid mostly don't like lyric videos Yeah, totally pointless! Maybe now. We sure could've used them 1969 to 1981. Impossible to guess how many times I played Brown Sugar and other great tracks of those times never being fully clear on what Mick was singing.
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Quotedaspyknows ^ Just saw Larkin Poe last night. I highly recommend and need to see them again. I've kept an eye on vids of some of their performances the past year or so. Looks to me like they've picked up the pace of things... adding more higher energy songs into the mix with the quieter ones. Gotten even more interesting. If they were in town I'd definitely see them. This
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Adding a couple more shows. * The Book of Mormon. Feb. 10 * Springsteen. March 27 * Screaming Females (Marissa Paternoster). March 29 * Titus Andronicus. Apr. 2 * Amanda Shires. Apr. 22 * Lydia Loveless/Drive-By Truckers. Apr. 28 Also considering Flogging Molly Feb 15 or Larkin Poe March 9 I've always appreciated good album cover art. Screaming Females' photo cover of th
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QuoteTopi No Surrender looks to be an apparent shout out to Ukraine, with Stevie's yellow and blue guitar and everything. Definitely. Protesting the Russian invasion is one reason for No Surrender being the opening song of E St Band's first tour in 6 years. Like soldiers on the winter's night with a vow to defend No retreat, baby, no surrender! The other is the song'
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Quotecrholmstrom QuoteTopi It's gotta be my favorite out of Letter To You, which is a solid album by the way. Agreed on both counts. Letter To You is a good album, and Burnin' Train is a strong rocker, what he should want to be playing this tour. Ghosts being the other most lively keeper from LTY for live shows. No Surrender followed by Ghosts is a good way to open these concert
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A Beautiful Time, the album he releaaed on his 89th b-day last year, is excellent. Just one song on it, Energy Follows Thought, misfires. The rest is amazing coming out of somebody his age. It serves as a good example for the Stones! This can be done.
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When GHS came out in 1973 nobody I knew bought it. All I heard of it was radio play of Angie and Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker. Didn't like the latter. Actively hated the former... sappy pabulum IMO. I skipped GHS, and IORR and Black and Blue after it. Stuck with my Sticky Fingers, Exile, and Hot Rocks until the lads bounced back with Some Girls, ER, & Tattoo You. Didn't hear
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See my edit/clarification. I waa just ticking off local musicians, I didn't see any of those except Clarence Clemons. Sure wish I had seen Gene Vincent, Link Wray, and Gary U.S. Bonds! I did get lucky and see (non-Virginian) Jerry Lee Lewis in 1982(?), tho, in a small venue, rockin show, drinking and.dancing... 10 feet(?) away from the Killer
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May 28, 1971 (Friday) Mason Norfolk Virginia Norfolk Academy Gymnasium Near the end of 11th grade. I was 16. Mason was a 1968-1974 Norfolk heavy rock trio who played a kind of, as best I can recall, Cream meets Tull sound. And they were good! They had recently released what would be their only album, Harbour. The concert was during the school day as well. No trip or tickets needed. S
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