Interesting, I read the whole piece. Even the word 'brommertjes' (in dutch)...
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I think this thread is similar to the 'who is the better singer: Wood or Taylor?-thread'... Comparing Jagger to Richards (songwriting) would be nicer one, although I'm not really interested.
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South Africa...20 Golden Greats and what a lovely coverart
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Czechoslovakia, released 1972...Through The Past Darkly!
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From Russia...
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I think this one's from Iran...
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QuoteKeessie QuoteNICOS QuoteKeessie Quotemrfancyman I have seen it. I recorded it and looked at it after 1 hr. Great innterview. Whit the biggest cock Leo Blokhuis, Ed Gr ray Did I missed something about Leo? Nobody missing Leo Leo the 'popprofessor' and then comes up with these questions... Although I don't think we can call Leo @$# on this board
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Quotestonesdan60 So what's the secret to still sounding like the Stones despite all the changes to the live line up? Charlie Watts. There's no one like him. He's got a unique beat that's key to the Stones sound. If he were to die it would be a crime for Mick and Keith to tour and still call it The Rolling Stones. As long as you've got that interplay between Keith and Ch
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QuoteNaturalust Quotestonesrule Someone posted that "Charlie's peak was 1969. Completely disagree. Me too. I am constantly amazed by Charlies work throughout the 80's and 90's and beyond. Charlie is the Rolling Stones for me. Just the most basic stuff to fit the song with that ever strong 2 and 4 of his which I never get tired of. It's great to hear him talking about
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Quote71Tele When comparing Brussels to later, not only was Taylor better than Wood, Richards was better than Richards, and Wyman was better than Wyman and Jagger was better than Jagger. That's it! and Charlie? Charlie's peak is 1969...but when comparing Brussels to later Charlie was better than Charlie...and Jimmy Miller Well, I can't bother the Taylor-Wood discussion...you
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Quotejpasc95 Quotephd Quotedcba Send a SAE to : Europe 1 26bis rue François 1er 75008 PARIS FRANCE And they'll gladly send you all three shows! Are you certian of this ? come on, you can dream awake you have no chance to get these ! A while ago I sent Mick Jagger an email, I begged him to release the Brussels show. So my advice: send Mick an email and ask him for the Paris sh
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QuoteSpud I've always thought that the whole point of the original SFTD solo was that it was spikey, edgy, unsettling and uncomfortable to listen to. it's nasty...and it works. Most of Keith's solos were unsettling and uncomfortable to listen to The whole point is why the original SFTD solo was also spikey and edgy...
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QuoteEdith Grove Get outta here ! Hansie is more like 28 ! Happy Birthday ! I see a red door and Hansie won't paint it black...happy birthday!
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1:10 min it starts (intro is for some of us a little too long)...
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7) Cats drumming
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QuoteAmsterdamned QuoteSacke I like the Mick Taylor parts... I didn't see them yet.
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What the...is that van Duijvenbode on vocals???
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I like the Mick Taylor parts...
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteAmsterdamned QuoteMathijs QuoteMax'sKansasCity Havent read this thread for a while... always amusing to check in on this type of thing on IORR... read posters acting all high and mighty..... well how about this... lets invite Justin and Mathijs and anyone else who feels like it/ talks like it / posts like it.... to let the music do the talking. Do it (and more)
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QuoteSilver Dagger It could easily be Dave Mason. Listen to the tone of his solo in Dear Mr Fantasy. Very similar. And it was Jimmy Miller who produced both of them. Well, it was Steve Winwood on this one, not Dave Mason...
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I think most of us here is familiar with this clip, circulating on the net for 3 years already...
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Thanx!! Never saw this footage before, amazing quality!
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QuoteKoen QuoteWeLoveToPlayTheBlues Love Charlie's two kick beat, Beggars' Jigsaw Puzzle, Let It Bleed's title track drumming is outstanding, Ya-Ya's (the loping beat on Satisfaction, the pounding JJF, Carol and Street Fighting Man), Sticky Fingers (Bitch is another one where he moves the beat around but it's got that double thump throughout it) and on Exile (Rocks Off, S
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Matthijs and Amsterdamned...Relax! Stelletje belhamels! Halve aardappel?...hahahaaha!!
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I thought the Band's 'Pink' LP had a huge influence on Clapton (circa 1968), and Eric had enough of this 'Clapton=God'/Guitarhero-status...Blind Faith from the start was never to last long. That's why he joined Delaney and Bonnie (not in the spotlights). The Rolling Stones would never have been an option for Eric.
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THAT'll be a nice christmaspresent: Words of Wonder Vol.1 I hope Falo01 will post this one in the (near) future...
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QuoteMathijs QuoteSacke Well, nowadays people dance on music based on a computerbeats (mechanical)...I agreed it can be funky, as is Charlie's drums circa 75/76, but 'swing' is something different Matthijs! Charlie doesn't swing because he does some fills now and then... Take a drum computer. Do a 4 to the floor with the kick, and 16th pattern on the hi-hat. What do we ha
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QuotePalace Revolution 2000 QuoteSacke QuoteMathijs QuoteKoen QuotePalace Revolution 2000 I don't see it that Charlie swings more since he started omitting that hi-hat hit. Quite the opposite. what came with it was more of a sense of mechanical playing. What I so love about Charlie's drumming right around '69 e.g is the extra contact the snare gets from the military grip; that bo
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QuoteMathijs QuoteKoen QuotePalace Revolution 2000 I don't see it that Charlie swings more since he started omitting that hi-hat hit. Quite the opposite. what came with it was more of a sense of mechanical playing. What I so love about Charlie's drumming right around '69 e.g is the extra contact the snare gets from the military grip; that bouncing, stuttering in between the major
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