I've always wanted to see that...thanks for the link. Screaming girls, scenery from a train, charlie talkin' about art, brian talkin' about making films,an obnoxiously drunk Mick Jagger...my kind of film. Nice to see something from the Brian Jones era.
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1. Stones 2. Led Zeppelin 3. Doors 4. Who 5. Beatles 6. White Stripes 7. Kinks
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ROADRUNNER Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (excuse my english) > Paint it black is not a bad song, LSTNT, UMT, > GOOMC... are good, and I love the 80% of the > stones songs of that years, (and 50% of beatles > and others) > I wanna say that the best of the stones began in > 1968, when they left psycodelia, pop, stranges > influence
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I'm kind of embarrassed asking about this since I don't have anything at this time to put up myself, but I was wondering if it's not too much trouble if somebody could put up the legendary Brussels Affair, or if somebody knows anywhere else it can be downloaded at. I've heard great things about it but have never actually listened to it myself and I'm dying to hear it!
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If this is true then it's a pretty low thing for them to do.
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DaveG Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When the song was written and recorded, the times > were turbulent (they are now, but in a different > way). It was toward the end of the '60's, the > Vietnam War was in full swing, and there was a > "good guys, bad guys" mentality, particularly as > it pertained to the war. I have
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How come Mick Taylor never makes these lists?
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ryanpow Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > although I really like some girls and exile, I > would say let it bleed is a better album. Let It Bleed is definitely better than Some Girls. I love Some Girls and I don't mean to bash it, but can stuff like Miss You and Respectable really compare with Gimme Shelter and Midnight Rambler? Oh well. At le
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Glad to see that I'm not the only one who likes this album!
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Anybody else think the album Undercover is underrated and unappreciated? I've seen alot of online reviewers bash it but it's one of those types of cds that I can listen to over and over again. It doesn't sound like any other Stones album but it still sounds great, IMO. Very dark and violent, but it works really well as a cohesive album, all of the tracks go together really well. It
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Didn't Jagger have trouble with the US govt during the 70's too? And that's what got him to write Fingerprint File? I think I remember reading that somewhere.
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Mick is severely underrated as a musician, singer, and songwriter.
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Maybe it's not the fact that the Stones have less hardcore fans than Dylan or Springsteen, but the fact that they have more casual fans? More of the general public can probably name a Stones song like Brown Sugar and Satisfaction than they can a Dylan or Springsteen song.
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Thanks for the replies. So many positive comments about this album, I'll definitely be picking up the cd tomorrow.
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Is this really worth getting? I've never listened to a Mick Jagger solo album before and I'm kind of worried that if I get this all the songs will sound like Streets of Love. But I've heard some good things about it. Quality wise, is it as good as a Stones' albums or at least almost as good?
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Majenstic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sympahty for the devil easily. And im sorry to say > this, but the stones dont excell in reliability. > There are a few real gems, not 30 gems. that goes > for every band. so saying its impossible to pick > favourites, thats rubbish I can think of about 50 great Stones' songs at the top of my h
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QuoteOops I forgot the polorizing Angie. I love this tune but I always seem to hear so many hate it. "unstones like" cmon now Angie is awesome. MEZ Angie is one of my favorite Stones' songs. If that makes me uncool then so be it. I also like the following: Cool Calm Collected Fool To Cry Anybody Seen My Baby Anyway You Look At It Already Over Me Always Suffering
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Someone on youtube put up a video of the Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra version of The Last Time and I was surprised to hear how much it sounded like Bittersweet Symphony: I'd always felt sorry for the Verve because I couldn't hear any similarities between the Stones The Last Time and Bittersweet Symphony but listening to this recording it does sound like the Verve totally ripped off
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Really interesting interview, thanks for sharing it.
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Mathijs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Judging Jagger solely on the Gimme Shelter movie > is wrong. Listen to the complete audience tape of > the show, and you hear a complete different > Jagger. He sounds really pissed off, cursing a > lot, actually telling the Angels the @#$%& off. He > sounds very in control, if that was even possi
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This would be easier if we could pick a few favorites from each album. What with the extensive Stones discography t's almost impossible to narrow it down to one, except I guess for me maybe it would be Love In Vain or Ruby Tuesday, but there are lots more that I love. All of these are favorites: Love In Vain ruby tuesday Moonlight Mile Midnight Rambler 2000 Light Years From Home S
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I like Tell Me. In fact, I'm going to go listen to it now! Whenever I read about certain songs on here I always get in the mood to hear them again...
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CindyC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Psyched to check out all the stuff on Google now. > Never saw this clip before. I've hardly seen any > video (speaking) video of Brian. > > > 05858994&q=rolling+stones There's an even longer version of that interview on this website:
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Does Mick really have a hat collection in real life?
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cc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 12X5 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It is a nice and underrated song, but I like > the > > unreleased, poppier version better. > > Where is that found? Here it is:
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I thought Oasis were a one-hit wonder band? Wonderwall....and then you never heard about them again.
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It's amazing watching those scenes from Gimme Shelter...the bad vibes and the tension in the air, sort of a nightmarish feel to the whole thing. I don't blame Mick for being scared. During Sympathy one of the Hells Angels goes up to Jagger and whispers something in his ear...was he threatening him? Very scary scene.
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It is a nice and underrated song, but I like the unreleased, poppier version better.
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letitloose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey Gazza, you were too hard on Indian Girl! I > love the refrain (or is the chorus!) "Lesson > number one, that you learn when you're > young...Life just goes on and on getting harder > and harder" If they could have cut and pasted that > bit into a less bonkers song it couldve be
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QuoteIndian Girl is hilarious the first time, but a really weak song. The geographical references are funny, because they doesn't add up. I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds that song funny. its about a serious subject but for some reason it always makes me laugh, esp the spoken word part at the end. I like Emotional Rescue...when I first heard it I thought it was going to
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