Thanks,nankstone for honoring my request!! Great data and nalysis. This board has quite a few posters who tend to post a lot or post loudly and sometimes it is hard to discern what the typical fan on this board really thinks of the band's catalog,IMO, these data and analysis are a very democratic view of the hardcore fan's opinions of the Stones" catalog. The top 7 or 8 albums seem
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Thank so much Nankstone. Really looking forward to this. This poll / survey of a hardcore online fan base is probably the most robust data you can get of fan impressions of a 60 + year old band. I think the total number of votes could be the criteria for the Album ranking versus total number of songs. Some albums may have more songs nominated but fewer aggregate total votes. People can interpre
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Thank you. Previously you shared with us the most represented "decade". Could you also share the most represented album and also provide a rank order of the albums represented across the 142 different songs that were voted as being a top 5 Stones track? Also, in this binning, HonkyTonk Women and Jumpin' Jack Flash would just be *singles*. Many thanks for considering this additi
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Translated ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Few rock bands in the world have been as resilient as The Rolling Stones. The London boys, led by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, have been rolling for more than 60 years and continue to have millions of fans all over the world. One of them is the Danish poet Jan Thielke, who is currently writing th
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And another nice one - Todd Snider Pens Ode To Mick Jagger By Todd Snider - Updated: May 20, 2014 3:11 pm On his album Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables, Todd Snider documents the ups and downs of the Jagger-Richards songwriting partnership with the tune “Brenda,” the title of which refers to Keith’s less-than-flattering nickname for his lead-singing counterpart. American Songwriter re
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Also, Thanks Bliss for re-posting that quarter of a century old Ron Rosenbaum piece from the New York Observer (I think). For me it is a timeless piece that summarizes Jagger's approach to art in a way that no one on this rather erudite board have either desired to do so or attempted or managed to do. It is a precise and concise piece and captures the many Jaggers all rather beautifully. I a
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Translated in English - Thanks Google ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A review of "The Rolling Stones - a poetic portrait of the world's largest rock band" by the Danish author Peter Mouritzen on his FaceBook profile: "The Rolling Stones started as a sect with one mission in life: to spread the blues gospel to everyone. T
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A Full Retrospective (with no covers or Jagger/ Richards Songs or songs from the solo thread with alternate versions or live versions in collaboration with other artists) Top 5: Nothing but the Wheel with Peter Wolf You're so vain with Carly Simon State of Shock with The Jacksons (You Gotta Walk and) Don't Look Back' With Peter Tosh The Long black Veil with The Chieftains -
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My Full Retrospective (with no cover versions) Top 5: Lovers Plea Suspicious Make no Mistake You Don't Move me 999 Next 5: Illusion Take it so hard How I wish Locked Away Robbed Blind +2 Nothing on Me Heartstopper
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My Full Retrospective (with no cover versions) Top 5: Memo From Turner Just Another Night Evening Gown Out of Focus Don't Call me Up Next 5: God Gave Me Everything Say You Will Lucky in Love Wandering Spirit Old Habits Die hard Next 5: Dont Tear me Uo Peace for the Wicked Hard Woman Ruthless People (Extended) Strange Game Next 5: Gotta Get a Grip (Kevin Parker Mix
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Beast of Burden Gimme Shelter Miss You Sympathy for the Devil Tumbling Dice
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Quotesuperrevvy I'm sure many of the social anecdotes are true and amusing The insider stuff is fiction, and approved by Mick. The description of Mick as "furious" is just to help sales. If you believe either that Keith has a finer mind than Mick, or that Rupert believes that Keith has a finer mind than Mick, then you truly will believe anything. Well stated
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PiotrRSpl - Congratulations to you and team!! What a great story and nice of you to add the Keith bit as an inspiration for your review article Aren't there SNPs in known loci that influence HCV clearance at least in some specific populations? Perhaps you can ask Keith for consent and sequence his DNA and see if he harbors those polymorphisms . and regardless of the outcome, you could m
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On Jagger's second coming to Kolkata, a Rolling Stone finds a 'more developed' city Priyanka Dasgupta / TNN / Updated: Nov 15, 2023, 05:08 The name's Jagger, Mick Jagger. The Rolling Stones frontman, back in Kolkata after a decade, talks exclusively to TOI about Kali Puja, pandal-hopping and how the city has changed... and how, at 80, he sounds like he's still in hi
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Wow! Am a bit surprised at the reactions here to what I presumed was a somewhat innocuous post on how chat GPT and AI interpret the structure of a Rolling Stones song based on all that is available in the public domain. Honestly, I didn’t imagine that this is what would tick people off in a public forum in a thread that has been replete with incongruous rubbish for so long with garbage being con
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A Keith Richards song pre CHATGPT Verse 1: Been on the road for so many years With a guitar and a smile, and a couple of beers Saw the world, and the things it can do But I'm still here, still living my truth Chorus: I'm a rock and roll rebel, I'm Keith Richards, baby Never gonna change, always gonna be crazy I've got a fire in my soul, and a guitar in my hand An
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A Mick Jagger song per CHATGPT Verse 1: Walking down the street, feeling so alive Gotta keep moving, gotta stay alive People all around, they're all in my way But I'm taking charge, I'm here to play Chorus: I'm the king of cool, I'm Mick Jagger, baby Got the moves, got the style, that's what makes me crazy I'm living life on the edge, nothing's
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A Rolling Stones Song per CHATGPT Verse 1: I've been runnin' down the road, feeling so alone Trying to find a place to call my own I've been searching high and low, just to find a way To escape this world that's always been so gray Chorus: 'Cause I'm a rolling stone, I keep on rolling on Never slowing down, just trying to find a home I've got the
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Numerous covers of Memo From Turner And here is another fun cover -
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"The greatest tribute his bandmates could pay him would be to declare that they’re done. I just hope they have that much class. No man deserved it more."
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Not just a drummer – a genre’: Stewart Copeland and Max Weinberg on Charlie Watts
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QuoteRocky Dijon Not sure how what I wrote was offensive unless you're drawing conclusions that aren't there. "Satyameva Jayate" I could appreciate because it was consistent with everyone on the same page, but on several songs, A. R. Rahman turns up chanting in another language which frankly lost me and felt out of place. In the same fashion, I thought most of Damian Marley�
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QuoteRocky Dijon QuoteHopeYouGuessMyName S U P E R H E A V Y has at least 7 terrific songs on it.... I have loved this album from the day it was released... Fans of Mick Jagger unfamiliar with this work are really missing some great music! While I can't quite muster your enthusiasm for it, I liked bits of it. The problem was just as I liked a bit someone switched the radio dial and some do
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QuoteRocky Dijon Enjoyable as always, Gaslight. About the only thing you're right about is I am not and never will be "woke." I don't respect deliberate misuse of any language and the concept behind it is far closer to Mao's cultural revolution than it is following a golden rule of not being a jerk to others on purpose. As for PRIMITIVE COOL, what can I say I haven&#
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QuoteRocky Dijon Quotedoitywoik Judging from what one can read at times, Jane Rose's job appears to be situated rather in the latter department. Like, making sure Keith doesn't miss his appointments by more than six hours, catches his flights, and packs a spare pair of socks and panties, etc. Love her or hate her, Jane Rose is a world class manager which is why her company is based
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QuoteOpenG Jeff Beck w/ Mick Jagger - "Shine a Light" 1987 at The Country Club, Reseda, California with Doug Wimbish on bass, Terry Bozzio on drums and Phil Ashley on keyboards. 20 October, 1987 Never heard this before. I think that you have a good Jagger imitator here and I don't think that this sounds like Mick Jagger - can someone confirm?
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More Keef for you in the 80's PHANTOM, ROCKER & SLICK - My Mistake (1986)
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THANKS GivenToFly15!!
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GivenToFly15, may I also request the full LICKS sessions if possible? Thanks again
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May I request someone to upload (again) the LICKS SESSIONS via WETRANSFER or some other cloud-based computer file transfer service? I seem to have lost it and also cant seem to download from Stonesvault / File factory Thanks
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