QuoteJah Paul Quote71Tele Carl's was really the voice that I think of when I think "Beach Boys". Me, too. God only knows how will the Beach Boys sound without Carl.
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QuoteSend It To me I think Was is full of it when he says that there is loads of wonderful unreleased stuff. I think anything of any value is probably readily available on youtube, from bootlegs, leaks, and b-sides. They took all the gold from the mine when they produced Tattoo You. What about Plundered my Soul?
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Quotecrumbling_mice Steel Wheelchairs This comes from The Simpsons ...
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1) Plundered my soul 2) Following the river
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If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
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QuoteNeddieFlanders >I always thought it was Keith playing bass. I was wrong. Me too. Until I heard that Keith-interview in the In The Studio-series (subject: Beggars Banquet) where he states that the track was already finished when he entered the studio and all he could do was adding his guitar. N It wasn't finished, because he played the acoutisc guitar, with Nicky, Bill an
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Quotemaumau QuoteRip This Some Girls deluxe has some great new tunes on it...they'd be stupid not to show up and do a surprise gig or TV appearance in the next few weeks and really turn the PR machine on...Talahassee Lassie is a perfect tune to push...Claudine...So Young...even Keep Up Blues..terrific. if it happens i am mick jagger No, you're not, I AM
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Voodoo Lounge. Oh sorry ^^ Main offender
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What impresses me in that list is that the covers are not as old as I think... most of it, originally released between 1957-1962, so, the Stones play "almost new" stuff.
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The new proyect will be called Supersoft
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Yeah! But I agree with someone who said in YouTube that doesn't sound that good... what's that bass drum sound? Who's the drummer, Charlie Watts or lars Ulrich??
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Dandelion!!! DANDELION!!!
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Infamy... "The worst"... song ever made.
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I play classical music, and music reading is important when the music you want to play is written, but if you are in rock and roll, blues, reading music will be useful but not the most important thing,
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Quotefate268 Pete and Roger will be on the money and do very well. That is assured.I dont care how old they are. They are still terrific live. Thats their greatest asset. They are "still" terrific live? So sad to lost John Entwistle. Bass playing is no longer the same without him.
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The Stone have lots of piano players, but no one can reach Nicky. Billy Preston's fine, but his "unique sound" didn't fit with Charlie, Keith or Bill. Stu was also fine, but he "never plays minor chords", which is such a definition of piano playing. Ian McLagan is fine, but he never comes on top of the whole thing. Chuck Leavell sure is a fine guy, but he is a produc
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Stray cat blues! Imagine the face of the bride's mother when Jagger sings "I bet your mama don't know that you spit like that!!" Now let's turn serious... Sweethearts togheter, sure will be on mine!
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La Bombonera Stadium, where Boca Juniors plays
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Wow. What a find!! I'm surprised... Nicky's on the spot finally.
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Quotefranzk A while ago someone on this board posted his band, I think from Argentina, doing an impression of the 81 tour. I don't remember their name but they were really good. Tumbling Stones man
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Quotethewatchman Quotecarlostones10 The true supergroup is Mick Jagger Keith Richards Ronnie Wood Charlie Watts Bill Wyman There are two super groups in the history of rock 'n roll and we all know who those two are. The U2's, the Led Zeps, etc. are a notch (or two) below and that is just the way it is. Bringing the living members (maybe throw in a son or two) from the Stones an
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Procol Harum - Homburg
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The Who
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Quotestones78 Are they in Dandelion too? I could swear it's them doing that "go away dandelion" at the end while Brian plays the oboe/sax/whatever. Here is my edition of Dandelion, Paul at least is clearly audible at the end of the song
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QuoteSohoe <<Any other picture of Macca or John recording with the Stones in 1967??>> I don't have confirmation on the year, but to me these pics looks pretty 67-ish... Both by Valerie Wilmer Great! But anybody have pictures of Lennon recording? He is in the harmonies of We love you doing the high falsetto
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You can throw stones The Stones can throw you?
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Quoteineedadrink i don't see any lennon. p.s. recording with and sitting in the studio are two different things. You don't see Lennon because he is not in the picture... but he is in the recording.
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Any other picture of Macca or John recording with the Stones in 1967??
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I don't think the Stones did a bad show at all, and The Who's performance wasn't so impressive. They sounded 50% less than Live at Leeds. Maybe No expectations, it's not in the same key than Beggar's Banquet, but Sympathy, Jumping sounds quite good to my ears.
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Let's stop for a while... 2120 played live? I think it was the recording song with closing credits... rocksoff.org in the set-list page: 28 - 2120 South Michigan Avenue - Nanker-Phelge - 1964 - NEVER PERFORMED - NEVER PERFORMED
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