Quoteadotulipson now the visual part is on National TV just after we all pre ordered it. In fact, it will be broadcasted an edited version, not the whole DVD. My guess is that they will show only these songs: Gimme Shelter, Jumpin' Jack Flash, You Can't Always Get What You Want and (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction, in a half-hour program.
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I just have saw this. It seems there will be a can, too.
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QuoteRollingFreak QuoteCristiano Radtke Has anyone here seen Room 237 (a documentary about The Shining)? I did. It was... interesting. It was cool to see people dissect the film that way with their different theories, although at least half of them were or seemed bogus. It was stuff like "hm, I never knew Jack was reading a playboy, and that is pretty funny that he just leaves it there in pl
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Has anyone here seen Room 237 (a documentary about The Shining)?
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And not to mention the people who would complain for the lack of warhorses.
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Ultimate Classic Rock magazine made a "top 10 Rock and Roll Accordion Songs" list: 1 - ‘4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)’- Bruce Springsteen 2 - ‘Back Street Girl’ The Rolling Stones 3 - ‘The Boy in the Bubble’ Paul Simon 4 - ‘How Can I Be Sure’The Young Rascals 5 - ‘When I Paint My Masterpiece’ The Band 6 - ‘Squeeze Box’ The Who 7 - ‘We Can Work it Out’ (live) Paul McCa
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QuoteMax'sKansasCity QuoteCristiano Radtke QuoteMax'sKansasCity QuoteWoz Creating brand awareness before a series of South America dates? Hmmm..... Post/idea/concept/thought of the week! And how about the "Sticky Fingers" written on the bottle? Gotta love it I am just happy with the thought that they will be playing more shows, and they will make millions of our St
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QuoteMax'sKansasCity QuoteWoz Creating brand awareness before a series of South America dates? Hmmm..... Post/idea/concept/thought of the week! And how about the "Sticky Fingers" written on the bottle?
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Let it Rock.
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There's no details about when it will be released yet.
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Here's the concert, for those who couldn't download it:
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I'm not sure about it, but probably is pro-shot. Here's a teaser:
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QuoteAquamarine It was at the Royal Albert Hall in London, four months before I (and stonesrule) saw the Stones at the same venue. For a first concert, it was an historic one. And soon after, another one with the Stones.
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I wish I was as lucky as you are, seeing these bands in the 60s. My first ever concert was the Stones, in 1995 (I was 19 at the time).
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QuoteAquamarine Well, I think that's still what they were called (it was May 1966)--but like I said they were backing Dylan, rather than doing a solo show. In fact, the next time I saw them, as the Band, was also not until the mid 1990s, in Virginia. It was a terrific show, but I wouldn't personally have said it was better than the Stones--that part's subjective, obviously.
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Quotekowalski Volume 1 ? Do they expect Dylan to release 35 more studio albums in the next years ? "The Bob Dylan Complete Album Collection Vol. Two, slated for release next year, will compile the entire Bootleg Series for the first time".
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Caetano Veloso is a very well known singer here in Brazil. He recorded a live version of Let it Bleed, too.
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Great! Thanks for posting.
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The Complete Collection has now a teaser: And here's two reviews about it. One version will include a limited edition harmonica USB stick.
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QuoteKurt Quotestonehearted Maybe The Stones should record an album with Lou Reed. THIS THREAD IS NOW CLOSED! >< ROFL
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Some short excerpts of this interview were on YouTube some time ago, but all of them were deleted. Now the entire interview has surfaced.
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I think the video above is an excerpt from this one:
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Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies have a new member - Darryl Jones, bass player for the Rolling Stones since 1994. The Dead Daisies have been in a studio in Los Angeles this week working on new music. "Had another day in the studio today and was great to have Darryl Jones bassist in the session as he'll be joining us for our tour of the UK in November/December," the band
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