QuoteIdorh But we have to be honest , Keith has problems with his fingers due to rheumatism. It can be numb with him, but it still limits fluid and fast playing. It's not from today, it's been like that for years. I assume most of the long solos on HD are Ron's. Furthermore, I don't underestimate Keith he is extremely important for intros and melodies mix and rhythm playing
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As I noticed in both the KR and the RW interviews Fallon simply doesn't listen and he only runs what he has planned in advance. I guess that MJ has got enough of that.
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Nice interview with Ronnie (if mentioned before just remove this - I gave up searching)
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Let it bleed Exile Beggars Bridges to Babylon Black and blue Actually I think that HD will push one off that list. But the 20 songs... well that will take a while to pick and order those. I am pretty certain that the top song will be Brown Sugar maybe followed by Beast of Burden but I certainly have to do a lot of listening. BTW to me the list will be depending on the time of the year.
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Quotegotdablouse QuoteSteen G Isn't this the first album including the voice of CW? Where are you hearing him ? Counting in to "Live by the Sword". It became obvious when I had the album in high quality headphones for the first time last night. BTW "This Record Should Be Played Loud" also applies to HD
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QuoteMadMax Great tune! Best along with Angry, Live By The Sword and Mess It Up. Maybe someone has already mentioned it but y'all surely aware this is I Got Dreams To Remember from the leaked stuff we got 2 years ago? It is
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Isn't this the first album including the voice of CW?
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For the little snippet I got so far..."Don't get angry with me" and a lot of roooom in that recording
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Between minute 25 to 30: Who is that?
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Play an instrumental Brown Sugar instead with MJ on harp
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QuoteSteen G Give it a listen: They have another tune that also has something in it.
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Give it a listen:
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QuoteDoxa QuoteDandelionPowderman I think it was even a bit earlier, Al. This is a pic from 1992, and his fingers are clearly swelling already. I recall reading in Finnish rock magazine Soundi him talking about his hands and about the possibility if those doesn't work properly any longer. He sounded horrified if that would happen. I think it was him promoting TALK IS CHEAP there - so i
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I just took a dose Ghost Town because facebook kind of turned me into a ghost.
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It has really been a while since I have seen this version of Mick. It is really pleasant and somehow I believe that if he and Keith sat down as just them and not as frontmen we would have another great collection of Rolling Stones songs. PS This is not the first time the two brothers perform together e.g. and
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Quotejbwelda But everyone agrees Mick was off the mark when he claimed SV was recorded at or before Beggars Banquet, and particularly so since he implied the very take/version used on EOMS was from BB era. Just exactly when the version used on EOMS was recorded post Let It Bleed is the question. jb At the risk that the next four pages in this thread does say more on this: SV can easy have be
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Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones - I wonder why that never has been told that much before.
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QuoteCaptainCorella QuoteSteen G QuoteSonofHarlemShuffler I believe the programme was called Our World and the Beatles performed All You Need Is Love. Mick and Keith were there for sure. If that show, and that song, then: RS had begun "We love you" and was recording parts in the beginning of June with Paul and John present. After that they began working on a song "All you
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QuoteSonofHarlemShuffler I believe the programme was called Our World and the Beatles performed All You Need Is Love. Mick and Keith were there for sure. If that show, and that song, then: RS had begun "We love you" and was recording parts in the beginning of June with Paul and John present. After that they began working on a song "All you need is love" that they used
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QuoteGasLightStreet Very cool to hear the original recording of IORR. It's so messy! It had airplay back before the album was released. I don't know how many places but I recorded it from Danish Radio back then and still have it on a cassette somewhere. Besides if nobody has mentioned some of the years on the cover seems very surprising to me. Trouble's A coming sounds more 19
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QuoteMathijs Quoteshadooby I could've come up with that one in my sleep... I could have come up with just about every riff Keith has come up with. I could have, but in reality I never did. Mathijs Lovely quote... I actually did come up with some riffs that Keith never did, but well, they didn't make it very far.
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Quotedmay Interesting part of the Stones history. What was McCartney doing in the studio? Did he play on TSMR? Both he and John was in the studio when they began on We love you which was some days before Beatles began on All you need is love. Pretty interesting fact.
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QuoteRockman Wish the restored high def vid of Child Of the Moon was still available ta watch .... Someone must have downloaded that one before it went away...
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I simply disagree with most of you. Undercover (the song) is a great bastard creation: how do you mix disco with rock or maybe how to move away from silly disco stuff and turn it into rock. But back then most audience found the album very very heavy.
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Quotebv Is the pandemic over? Did I miss something? Current death rate from covid-19 worldwide - past three months: Oct 01 : 1,0 mill dead - 4,000 dead per day Nov 01 : 1,2 mill dead - 7,000 dead per day Dec 01 : 1,5 mill dead - 10,000 dead per day Jan 22 : 2,1 mill dead - 27,000 dead per day This is called exponential growth, a pandemic out of control (Covid-19 background data)
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I shopped my first in London in 1973. I had been staying in Cambridge for a week (language school tour - from Denmark) when we moved to London for a short week-end stay. Checking in the hotel, turned on the radio and the very first song was - I assume - the very first airplay of Angie. Anyway later that day when to a street market (or some) and among other things (like stickers saying: Get somet
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QuoteRip This QuoteTravelinMan Yeah, how about dissecting all of about five guitars in Tumbling Dice? I still don’t know which one Jagger purportedly plays. Here’s the instrumental to get you started: he (riff cousins dude) probably won't...not sure he likes Jagger... And to me all guitars sound like they are Keith. Maybe a very rare fith one here and there very low down in the mi
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So far I can't see Heilung mentioned.
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Quoteslewan Quoteslane82 Brian's finest moment (I was there!): just for comparison: Jimi Hendrix doing the same song: (starts around 1:45) And Jeff Beck
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Quotejbwelda >05. Lavatory Lil - 2:23 This does not bode well if you ask me. A long ways from Polythene Pam. Perhaps I will be surprised. jb Sounds like something that could have been made on a certain holiday with KR a few years back. And there are other interesting tracks on III. But on the other hand I am also one that find Egyptian to be a really great record.
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