Quotedoitywoik QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteNilsHolgersson Gold Coast slave ship bound for cotton fields Sold in the market down in New Orleans Scarred old slaver knows he's doin' all right Hear him whip the women just around midnight Brown Sugar, how come you taste so good Brown Sugar, just like a young girl should I'd like to see Mick go PC after that! Listen to the UMT
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Scratch that. The website still runs albeit in another format. www.godgammeldags.nu Here’s a thread that mentions it.
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QuoteWillInUK There was a website that analysed every track. Told you who played what and in which speaker they were in. It disappeared though. It was 'golgameldeg...' I'd like to know if its still online anywhere. I think it was a Norwegian website. Www.godgammeldags.no I think the address was. The author really had it in for the latter day albums.
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It was part of the RS69TRAX yes. I think there was all of it. I saw The Sun Is Shining and Brown Sugar, and a slew of other tracks from Altamont. It sounded like the well known bootleg of that show. I could be mistaking though.
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Thanks Blueranger for finding these
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QuoteTaylor1 I forget the name of the movie, but it hadKimBassinger ,Sophia Loren and Marcelo Mastrianniand an all star cast .It made great use of Jump on Top of Me in one scene.Also had a bunch of naked women.It came out right around the album’s release Pret-A-Porter - English version is called ready to wear.
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QuoteDeanGoodman One of the sleazy guys sniffing after Elaine in that episode, Tracy Letts, went on to win a Pulitzer and a Tony; he was also the CIA director in Homeland. His Festivus worked out well. “I think you’re a FOX”
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Hey. This thread is coming back to life because I found a guy you HAVE to check out on YouTube. He’s called tokabilitor, and he has some amazing MT lessons.
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I think they should do it. The trademarks of Bond tunes has always been that “Goldeneye DA DAAAA” thing. That could easily be a Keef open G thing, and the title No Time To Die fits the Stones too. Do a mid tempo rocker and add horns and strings. It’s probably the closest we’ll ever get to the EOMS sound nowadays too.
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteJumpingKentFlash QuoteMadMax Sounds cool Kent! Never forgot your version of Heart Of STone in Horsens the day before the show, great gig!! I have the concert on dvd. I couldn’t figure out how to get the whole thing on YouTube, and Heart Of Stone was in the second half. Here’s the first half though. Cool setlist I have it a lot of thought. Actually I wanted to
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QuoteMadMax Sounds cool Kent! Never forgot your version of Heart Of STone in Horsens the day before the show, great gig!! I have the concert on dvd. I couldn’t figure out how to get the whole thing on YouTube, and Heart Of Stone was in the second half. Here’s the first half though.
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QuoteMadMax Reminds of the year before in Copenhagen on my way to Horsens. Danish TV stopped me and asked me if I could sing Satisfaction going down the escalator down to the tracks, I said "No I am awfully sorry but I can sing Brown Sugar!" So they filmed me while I sang Brown Sugar in the escalator and in the evening I catched it in my hotel room in Horsens. Hilarious, I wish I could
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Very well done. I don’t recall seeing that private cam footage of the Stones at the NME Poll Winners Concert before. That was the debut of JJF.
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Great stuff. It sounds like a positive version of The Doors mixed with some old time soul.
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It was called “The Stones on the way to Copenhagen”. If I recall correctly it was just some of the usual banter, along with two songs from Werchter. Nothing earth shattering, though it’s lovely to see some people still keeping an eye out for new stuff.
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QuoteThePaleRider Well...50 years ago today...I guess everyone wants to forget it. Not me. I wrote this on Facebook just now. Tonight marks 50 years since the concert at Altamont Speedway. At the end of the 60s festivals were becoming a huge thing, thanks in no small part to Monterey Pop Festival and Woodstock. The dream was that it was possible for a large assembly of people to
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QuoteHairball Wow...coming up on page 400...whoever makes the first post on that page gets to wear a dunce cap. Dunce cap?
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QuoteGasLightStreet Quoteiraq0708 Quotestone66 Be honest, though: If you could choose for 2020 between the recording and release of a new Stones album or another new leg of the never-ending 50 & Counting tour, you'd choose the tour every time. Nope..you can keep the stale-setlist shows and i'll stay home and listen to the new LP--much more interested in new music than old. Although
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I visited Matt 10 years ago. Some of the things he had was mindblowing. Extremely nice guy too.
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QuoteCBII QuoteHairball Lol...just watched that Bill Bur clip after I posted...might have seen it before though as he also mentions the look on Chuck's face. Just watched the clip with Bill Bur's commentary. From this day forward I will never be able to watch it without thinking of his "thoughts" about the look on my dad's face. Who can blame him? She sounds l
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Explain to me one thing. Why haven’t they done MSG since 2006? It’s some sort of promotor debacle iirc. Wasn’t it Live Nation having exclusive rights to concerts in MSG, and the Stones using AEG?
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Manhattan Beach is mentioned in the ABB booklet. It was the mixing studio or something.... but it was contemplated as a title. There were newspapers reporting it as the name back then. Hell there was even an article that said the name was Neocon.
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Quotechrism13 I always thought Neil Young gets a pristine acoustic sound. He does. I was never a big fan of his, but his acoustic guitar sounds pristine.
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Quotedcba "Blinded By Rainbows"... Really? I love that one. What I hate is the over emotional Mick. The way he sings “The Queen of the NAA-HAA-HILE” on Blinded By Love is almost too much to bear.... but then I listen to any rendition of Midnight Rambler, and the man is giving even Robert Plant a run for his money....
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QuoteRocky Dijon Nico lists this much at least. 880600C June and/or July: probably London, unidentified studio MJ works on demos with RW (gtr), CW (dr), Jimmy Rip (gtr) and Doug Wimbish (bass), incl. - What Kind Of World Is This? (MJ) -unverified\ Not saying I'm sure about Rip playing on those songs. It does sound like it cou
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For a single concert it’s Rod Stewart on New Year’s Eve 1994.... or so the Guinness Book Of Records say. 4.5 million iirc.
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Quotemaumau Though I did not dislike England's Lost at all, and to be wholly damned i might add: exspecially the version with the rapped interlude , I have to say that I don't believe anymore (have I ever? mmmh) that Mick's more open mind to new stuff is open enough that he can come up with really good "different" stuff. So at this point Keith's narrower but more c
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Talking live versions, I don’t really like it after the 70s. Their live versions usually eclipse the studio tracks, but not RO after the 70s.
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