Quoteboston2006 QuoteRockman Yeah but they never got near those Keith back-up vocals....Like a crow in a caught in a rabbit trap I don't remember on what song Kieth was about to sing bit Mick introduced it as " Kieth's gonna croak out a couple for ya " . Always thought that was a good line . LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO!! I'm cryin from laughing so hard!!! -----------------
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QuoteMassimo68 Okay ... who took a pic of all my Stones stuff?? ;-)
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Quoteloog droog QuoteElmo Lewis Does Brian have the first disposable lighter? Excellent observation! That is way before I recall them entering the scene. Wow!! I was gonna say I don't remember these till the 70's either. Could it be possible that they were available in the UK back then but not here?? (although VERY unlikely) --------------------------------------
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DAYUMMMMMM!!! All these OLD Guess Who clips!! WOW!! and I agree: LET THEM IN!!!
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QuoteEdith Grove >>this is bad news<< This ain't bad news. Another Charlie Sheen thread would be bad news. Thanx Edith Grove ... now somebody will prolly start one. lol ----------------------
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And on "Carol", you're witnessing a 'monumental occasion' ... Brian's part is actually LOUDER than Keef's!! These old vid's are the best --------------------------------------
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I have always loved this, but this video is a real hoot!! love how they speed up the Stones, to synch them up with Al singing... PRICELESS!! Thanx for sharing this!! ------------------------------------------
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A guy goes into the confessional on Saturday afternoon and says to the priest, Father, he confessed, it has been one month since my last confession. I had sex with Tootie Green twice last month. The priest told the sinner, You are forgiven. Go out and say three Hail Marys. Soon thereafter, another Irish man entered the confessional. Father, it has been two months since my last confession.
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Quotebolexman I love the guitars on this track. One of my fav Exile tracks. There is another important guitar part in this song that hasn't been mentioned yet- the "chicken picking" that occurs approx halfway through. This has always been my fave track on the whole album, believe it or not!! I've always said my 'only complaint' of the song if I had one was it was
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Quotejagger50 Thanks for your input. You're very welcome!! And thank you for sharing your poem!! ---------------------------------------------
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QuoteDiamondDog7 Sad picture... No one is alive!How about Rocky? I do believe he is
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Quotejagger50 The Hay Waggon. The drummer´s face contorts The previous band supports Joe turn´s on the juke box The band takes all the knocks Bonham and Moon, they left too soon George and John go on and on Marshall, Paiste, Ziljdian and Pearl Their records sell all over the world Jimmy and Brian, keep on crying I wonder if they´ll ever meet And find an empty seat Down at the hay
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QuoteManuelStones QuoteThe Sicilian Does that mean we will see the return of the inflatable pud? No matter what I've been through in some really bad days, someone somehow in this board makes me laugh Me too, Manuel
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Quoterootsman Superb it is! What we need is a DVD box of all available live recordings from the Brian era... I'd definitely go for this!!
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My 1st 45: it's a toss-up between "Are You A Boy (or Are You A Girl)?" by the Barbarians or "Heart Full of Soul" by the Yardbirds. But I definitely DO remember what was my 1st album: "Out of our Heads"
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Quotetatters Quote71Tele QuoteClaire_M Quote71Tele Barry Gibb Talk Show. I've always enjoyed this skit - it's absurd and hilarious, especially because Barry is nothing like that volatile, defensive character. I wonder if he (the real Barry) has ever commented on the skit? That's what makes it so funny! "I am Barry Gibb and I will not take any crap from anybody!". I lo
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QuoteNICOS Great band.............. Here are some of my favorites....couldn't find the first two on YouTube.......so it took some time to upload them...play it LOUD 1967 (The Change Is Made) now yer talkin ... Also loved 'The Earnest of Being George' another rocker on that album. The whole album, along with the 1st one, Idea, and Odessa I loved, and literally wore
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QuoteSquiggle And there are tracks without drums, but with some percussion played by someone else. I think all the percussion on Gomper is by Brian and the congas on Factory Girl are by Rocky Dijon. Plus some tracks don't have anyone on drums or other percussion: Play With Fire, Lady Jane, As Tears Go By.... I seem to remember my UK version of "High Tide & Green Grass"
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QuoteTippyToe Newly popular style of housing in Georgia: (I think that's Elmo out putting the final touches on his ) well, it's either Elmo, or it's my friend who lives just outside of Acworth LOL just got off the phone with her, and she's STILL snowed/iced in!! ------------------------------------
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3 Holy Men & a Bear A Catholic Priest, a Baptist Preacher, and a Rabbi all served as chaplains to the students of Northern Michigan University in Marquette. They would get together two or three times a week for coffee and to talk shop. One day, someone made the comment that preaching to people isn't really all that hard - a real challenge would be to preach to a bear. One t
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QuoteStonesTod a song that must be liked, or else.... or else what??? Seriously, I don't like ... I LOVE this song!! (as with the rest of the album. Not a 'clunker' on either side, but of course that is my opinion) --------------------------------------
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Personally, myself I prefer the US version of this album ... it was my very 1st Stones record, getting it shortly after seeing them on Shindig (what memories ) The line up on this album is the one I'm used to ... But now, for Aftermath, I prefer the UK version HANDS DOWN. -----------------------------------------------
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QuoteDandelionPowderman I thought the Stones were making a follow-up to Out Of Our Heads now LOLOL so did I!! -----------------------------
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Quoteschillid They'll still be touring... LMAOOOOOOO!! Good one Schillid!!
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QuoteGreen Lady QuoteDoxa QuoteMarie "I don't really want to pop psychoanalyze Brian. He wasn't really good material to be in the pop business. He was too sensitive to every slight and perceived slight; just over sensitive to everything. And then when he started taking drugs that became more and more exaggerated. I think he was a shy person - and shy people in show business put t
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QuoteGreen Lady Took me a long time to get the line in Happy about "never got a lift out of Lear jets". Egypt? What's Egypt got to do with anything? lolol I thought he was saying "Egypt" too my misheard Stones lyric goes back to "Get off My Cloud" ... what this then 9 year old heard: "And in flies a guy who's all dressed up just like a union
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QuoteJJFlash2010 Quoteswiss One night while they were jamming, Brian tried to play harp. He was real @#$%& up and his mouth started bleeding. It was all over then anyway." How about when he kicked the upright bass, was that another story? I heard he had many contacts among the lumberjacks. Yup ... if I remember this story correctly, it happened in Dec '67, the night after one o
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QuoteDoctor Dear! I did not know that!! Neither did I!!! VERY interesting indeed!!
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Quotesweetcharmedlife Just one? How about MidnightRamblerWildHorsesMemoryMotelNoExpectationsSweetVirginia. I like that song. Oh, yeah!! Excellent choice!! I have that one too, but have ya given a listen to the flipside??? TheLastTimePaintItBlackRubyTuesdayJumpin'JackFlashTurdOnTheRun??? I say this release would make a really kick-butt double sided hit
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Quotemarvpeck I was wondering if you were talking about those years in general or the Stones during those years? I think you meant more the Stones. Yup, the whole Brian Jones era is the best for me. Saw them for the first time in 66 in Detroit for the Aftermath tour. Marv That was at Cobo Hall, right??? Either way ... mannnnnnn, I'm sooooo jealous!! lol Seriously, I remembe
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