Quotejahisnotdead If Mick had his way all the time, surely "England Lost" and "Gotta Get A Grip" would have been Stones songs. Yes, that would have been nice!
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QuoteRobberBride Received Erwin’s STP 72 book this weekend…What a wonderful and meticulously researched thing it has become! Love it! A true reference work. Newsclips, photos, tapes and films have been dissected to create an in-depth dive into (one of) the most entertaining Stones tour ever. What tracks did they play, where? What is said on stage between songs, what happened between shows, what d
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Nothing (almost) tops "Tops"!
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Shown on four screens at the Cinemateket cinema in Copenhagen. Free admittance. The bar opens at 16.00. The film begins at 17.00. Fredagshygge, fyraftensøl og koncertfilm! Cinematekets pop-up-biograf byder velkommen til ’Rolling Stones: Sweet Summer Sun - Hyde Park Live’ simultant på fire lærreder fredag den 20. maj. Kom til koncert med verdens største rockband i Hyde Park sammen me
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QuoteHairball QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quotebitusa2012 Given the choice, I’d rather Keith’s 3 solo than Mick’s 4. And I quite enjoy Mick’s last 3. Never really got into She’s the Boss, except Just Another Night which I’ve secretly loved since first hearing it! +1 I do think She's The Boss is the weakest of the bunch!! I'd say Primitive Cool is the weakest, but She's the Boss and
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Quotemicha063 I'm still listening. What a great release! The first live release since a long time, which is meaning something! The sound oft the Band is great and of course it is not perfect. How could it be? It's the Stones. This treasure being opened to us makes me feel like 14 again... But it's a long time ago and time waits for no one. This is one of the documents, that proov
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Got it this afternoon - and have just finished first listen. My God - it is just as great as I had hoped. Good that they finally released this Holy Grail too.
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QuoteVoodooLounge13 Quotebitusa2012 Given the choice, I’d rather Keith’s 3 solo than Mick’s 4. And I quite enjoy Mick’s last 3. Never really got into She’s the Boss, except Just Another Night which I’ve secretly loved since first hearing it! +1 I do think She's The Boss is the weakest of the bunch!! I agree. The Boss is the weakest of Jagger solo. But given the choice I would choose
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QuoteBig Al QuoteGetYerAngie QuoteBig Al 520 pages of... nothing. I have decided to boycott this thread until the day it becomes a ‘sticky’ and we therefore know that something is imminent: a new album. Will anyone join me? So far, there’s literally no substance in these pages, whatsoever. Why just a boycott and not a hunger strike till the day it makes it to a "sticky"? I�
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QuoteBig Al 520 pages of... nothing. I have decided to boycott this thread until the day it becomes a ‘sticky’ and we therefore know that something is imminent: a new album. Will anyone join me? So far, there’s literally no substance in these pages, whatsoever. Why just a boycott and not a hunger strike till the day it makes it to a "sticky"?
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Above all: The Rolling Stones: One of the big four or GYYYO, GHS or any other RS-delight. in no particular order: Mick Jagger: Wandering Spirit Neil Young: Rust never sleeps. The Clash: London Calling Sex Pistols: Never mind the bullocks Joy Division: Closer John Cale: Honi soit Black Sabbath: Sabotage Prince: Parade Velvet Underground & Nico Nico: The Marble Index Primal Screa
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QuoteStoneage What's the point speculating? Do we not have enough of that already here? There is nothing in that interview that gives us a lead when that album will be either finished or released. It could be next week or it could be in 2025... I vote for next week... But seriously: would an interview with Jagger ever give us any lead that was so explicit that we didn't have to sp
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Quoteschwonek QuoteGetYerAngie Thanks, Irix! A good interview! I guess we will have the new album for christmas. Christmas 23 or 24? I still believe in 22. The subject is mentioned in every interview now. I wouldn't be surpised if they finnish the unfinnished stuff during the tour or just after Stockholm. Then I think we will get a story about some magical sessions, pure inspiration, bo
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Thanks, Irix! A good interview! I guess we will have the new album for christmas.
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I like it very much. What a nice surprice! The trashy balkan feeling, the Persuaders-like interlude - and above all Micks voice. And the lyrics are good too. One can only look forward to the forthcoming new album. Gotta get a grip, Easy sleazy - and now this!
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QuoteMabru QuoteBastion QuoteKRiffhard I hope something better than Gotta Get a Grip/England Lost Hilarious that nobody can remember that last one he put out since these two. Yeah it was awful… I really love Eazy Sleazy with Dave Grohl. It’s a shame is was only dropped on YouTube and it isn’t available on iTunes, Spotify or other streaming services Yes, I think it was very good and hope it
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QuoteRocky Dijon Mick archival possibilities: 1988 solo show(s), The Red Devils sessions, the Gary Moore gig, and the Webster Hall gig. There will not be a release of material with Charlie. A new Mick solo album is a very real possibility. He has completed material. I look forward to that - and I hope it will speed up the finishing touches on the new Stones-album.
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QuoteMAF Still tickets on ticketmaster.se including Ståplats Främre I just bought my ticket now - Främre ståplatz gate 2.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteHonestman Well it's no more listed on the FNAC site, it look that they are waiting for more informations probably (just my guess) about the making of the release itself. I've heard that since the european events we all know, vinyl prices in the factory have increase and they don't know really about the time they will get new raw material to make it ava
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QuoteRocky Dijon The mention of a new album in the press isn't to frustrate diehard fans who buy every release. It's to help generate a buzz for a reissue or a tour or simply maintain public awareness of the band. Can you imagine them answering the inevitable question with "we tried, but couldn't agree on the material" or "we decided it wasn't up to the stan
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Quotebitusa2012 QuoteDandelionPowderman Thin? How? To my ears the sound of Still Life has always been “thin”, as in, not full. It’s always sounded empty. Compared to the sound of YaYas and LYL it is completely devoid of soul. It’s empty. It’s.. thin. Plus, I HATE Jagger’s vocals on this record, in this era. No amount of repeated listening (and I DO listen to it, well Going to a GoGo
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It would be fantastic to have the total 1969-tour! (And then the total 1970-73 tours too!)
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QuoteDoxa Quotedoitywoik QuoteDoxa But despite of it's success, I lean on thinking more and more that for Stones fans the idea of them releasing something new is more important than the actual content of it. You certainly do have a point here (and I am possibly among the guilty ones). But on the other hand, what's the worst thing that could happen? Another Stones-by-the-numbers album!
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I still believe that we will have a new album this year. I think we are witnessing the ancient art of story weaving. Ron has the role of saying it still might take long. In a a couple of months I guess that Keith will say that there have been some fantastic sessions where suddenly everything clicked in a spurt of inspiration - of course with the material Charlie recorded.
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QuoteDoxa For the Stones I think 1973 was the crucial year when they started to look old and not any longer a representation of the zeitgeist. That didn't mean they weren't incredibly popular - yes they were, like Elvis was - but the new trends and younger generations discovering new 'hotter' acts started to happen. In a way it happened pretty quickly - STICKY FINGERS was
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Quoteguyrachel Is there anything with well documented studio footage? One Plus One. +1
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QuoteDoxa Quotemaumau QuoteGazza Quoteribbelchips They started playing old blues songs (which led to B&L) because they kind of had a writers-block, right? So I think the quality of the songs they wrote or recorded just don't meet their own standards. They are well aware of the fact that this album probably will be there last and with ABB being nearly 17 years old, so they likely will fee
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Quotestargroover With them all being in London What an ideal time to put the finishing touches to the album.But will they have the energy or inclination? Of course they will. There's no doubt in my mind that the album will see the light of day in spring. They are not going to celebrate another anniversary without having released a new album. 2022: Album + european tour + and maybe an
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Above all: the new album. Then: Collected promovideos And: Two big lost and found box-sets - one from the sixties and one post Abkco CS Blues More 1969, 1970, 1972 and 1973 shows El Mocambo And anything from Denmark Especially from Charlies jazzband days in Randers just before The Rolling Stones. A new edition of Charlies book Ode to a Highflying Bird
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QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteRe: Altamont sb for sale new Posted by: kowalski () Date: October 7, 2021 03:37 They should release a boxset from the 1969 shows like Columbia/Sony did with Dylan's 1966 tour... yes please +1
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