QuoteMack Jigger Rolling Freak I can send you a wetransfer with all the bonus tracks if you want? That would be amazing if you had them! My email is RollingFreakStones@gmail.com . Yeah, I don't seem to know how to find them any other way.
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Mick Taylor should get 3 songs in the main set, and the whole encore. Thats the bottom line. Give him Rambler or a different special song, and then have him up there also for Brown Sugar and Sympathy For The Devil/Tumbling Dice. He is well known to have played on those songs (either live or in the studio) and playing on about 5 songs total is worth it for his legacy. In that way, he still gets on
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Who would care enough to pay the Sons Of The Beatles. Thats a rip off concert if I ever heard one. You'd think they all want to be independent enough to not live off that legacy anyway.
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Quotebackstreetboy1 rolling freak,please allow me to politely disagree with you,lol.seriously the reason i disagree is they are far from to old to put out good music,ian hunter and dylan are older and are in the middle of there creative peak!!and the big issue is aren't they artists,don't they consider themselves artists and want to be creative.sad part is there actions answer that with
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I thought Reason To Believe was also particularly strong on the album.
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QuoteMarhsall Are these the only 2 songs worked on? Keith said they weren't in the studio long at all. I think your question was answered in your next sentence. If they weren't in the studio long, it makes absolutely logical sense they only recorded these two songs. They are 70 years old. I don't know why they'd even think of putting out an album at this point. Especial
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Quotemidnrambler QuoteNeddieFlanders Gasoline Alley, It's All Over Now and Sweet Little Rock'n Roller were used as B-sides to the three singles pulled of Unplugged And Seated. Check here in 1993: N Does anyone have these non-album tracks? Thanks for the info. Yeah, I am looking for those B side tracks I guess so if anyone has them I would love to find a way to get them.
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QuoteBluzDude I don't know, but I love that version of Cut Across Shorty It certainly is. Truly an excellent album. Worthy acoustic versions of almost all of those songs (and that says a lot seeing as the studio versions are killer) and I don't know if there were any songs I didn't think sounded great. Can't believe I waited so long to add this to my collection.
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Just bought the deluxe edition of Rod Stewart's Unplugged And Seated album. Excellent record and having just been on Howard, I've been listening to Rod a lot since Monday and realized I didn't have this in my collection, although I knew about it. I'm looking on Wikipedia, and it appears that 4 songs from the concert were not included on the CD. Of these include Sweet Little
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Now thats awesome. His albums are unfortunately not available everywhere, and at this Point he has deserved a box set. It'd be cool if they were also remastered, although just having a copy of all them is nice enough. I'll admit it'd be nice if they also released them separately, but the box set is a fair price and I definitely don't have enough that I could justify the purpos
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Was it ever supposed to be a tour wide thing? I thought they had it for one show or so, just as something completely random and spontaneous. Maybe I missed when they said it would be a regular feature of the tour. If it was supposed to be, I'm upset that its gone.
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Quotekeefriffhard4lifenot a fan of great white? Just have never really listened to them. Have nothing against them, but the only song I know is Once Bitten Twice Shy (which I do think is great), and I've never come to having the opportunity to listen to all their stuff. There are a ton of those hair metal bands I have no problem with but know one song and not a whole catalogue. Most of the
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Tesla is a band my friends and I love. All their albums are great and they are still going strong with nearly all the original members. I know they aren't for anyone, but boy they are one of my personal favorites. I will admit I did always associate Cinderella with Warrant and those bands (for some reason I thought they were the ones that did Sister Christian), but they sound pretty great fr
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The problem is that after the first 10-15 years, they should have changed it to being done every 2 or 3 years. After 10-15 years, most of the people from the 60s and 70s that deserved to be in and deserved to see their induction were still alive. After about 2000, it became a place where you had to induct nearly everyone because you need enough people each year. It is a good idea in theory, and i
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Quotekeefriffhard4life QuoteRollingFreak Absolutely right. Months ago, I hear this song on my local radio station. I'm like "geez, this is really good. Serious old school rock." Turns out to be Tom Keifer. I knew he was in Cinderella, but they weren't a band I ever listened to. So its a huge shock to me hearing such a great song. I have the album but have yet to listen to the
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Absolutely right. Months ago, I hear this song on my local radio station. I'm like "geez, this is really good. Serious old school rock." Turns out to be Tom Keifer. I knew he was in Cinderella, but they weren't a band I ever listened to. So its a huge shock to me hearing such a great song. I have the album but have yet to listen to the rest of it. But based on the single, Soli
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Just watched the video. I thought she, as well as the band, were great. Mick can definitely sing it on his own, but she's a much better guest than the other idiots these days. She just passes the test on my scale of current pop stars, and its mainly because she clearly has talent. It showed during his guest spot. She was far from the worst they've had this tour, including the shows last
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I don't get how she's any worse than Lady Gaga. Gaga was purely a guest for commercial reasons because she's the biggest selling young female pop celebrity out there now. Katy Perry is up there as well, but to say she's any worse than Gaga is idiotic. They are either the same, or Perry is a bit better because she actually isn't a bad singer and doesn't care about sho
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I agree Happy and BTMMR are stale. It works me because I've only seen the Stones once, and my Keith section wasn't those songs (it was You Got The Silver and Little T&A), so I am greatly looking forward to hearing two more great Keith songs. But I can understand others that have seen all of these countless times to be annoyed. The only way to make his set less stale is if he played
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Quotetomcat2006 Quotenightskyman Quotebigbitch great....it is just so damn clear that the band's energy is just better with him in it....come on Mick J.....get with it...get him more numbers RW must be thrilled to see Mick Taylor outplaying him. Woody is secure enough to enjoy the ride Yup. One of Wood's best qualities. He's good with anything. He is a great guitarist, but in
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QuoteStoneage It would make a world of difference. Imagine a stone solid gutarist who nails every solo with ease. I can, because you've just described Mick Taylor to a tee.
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Hands down, this is my absolute favorite version of this. I don't actually think many of the songs they do nowadays sound that bad, but Sympathy seems like one thats always been hard for them to actually play well. It always comes out sounding pretty bland to me, or just plain bad, and never comparing with the strong studio track. However, they friggen nail it with the Rock And Roll Circu
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Its my all time favorite Stones album. Play as much as you friggen want. IMO they aren't playing enough from the album. Yeah, there's Gimme Shelter, Midnight Rambler, and You Can't Always Get What You Want, but Love In Vain, Monkey Man, You Got The Silver, and Let It Bleed should be rotated around nightly. Sorry if you are tired of them, but these songs are all time classics and sh
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Quotetreaclefingers I'm surprised no one has cried heresy yet and branded you a witch. That's what I think. Now thats the response I figured lol! As I said, I have nothing against the album. This is more a thought I've had about all double albums. I just always think about how amazing some double albums can be if you trimmed them. Exile is a great monumental record, but I was ju
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I do know what you mean, and I didn't have a problem at all listening to the whole thing today. Heard the first half on a car ride somewhere and heard the rest on my way back home. Knowing the album now, I can't picture it being any different, and I agree the songs I would leave out of a single record show their different flavors and what they were experimenting with rather successfully
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Just curious to see what everyone thinks of this. I used to think it would have been an amazing single record. I'll admit, it took years for me to really start enjoying every song, and I now think its a great album. However, I've never LOVED it as much as everyone else does. It is still amazing, but I've never thought it would have been terrible for it to get chopped up a bit and r
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Yeah, crowds usually suck at classic rock shows. Its not just for the Stones. And its funny, the Stones play all these warhorses FOR THEM, and people still generally don't care. Its not like the songs actually get them to move more, its just that they know what they are and can say "they played _____" while they still tune out at the show. I think thats what makes it even more frus
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Bitch sounds awesome! Keith sounds friggen great! I mean come on, 70 years old and playing Bitch. Thats pretty cool!
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Keith Richards: "Duh, I don't know. I just want to play music and I'm not so good with numbers. I thought what we landed on was fair. I give my father Mick the phone when they start talking about money and I go grab a juice box." Come on Keith. I love ya buddy, but don't play completely stupid. The way he phrases it its like he either doesn't get involved at all w
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Quotecrumbling_mice This is brilliant. I'm impressed with how much Taylor has got into shape for this section of the tour, and from the reports his playing has also sharpened up. They really need to unleash him for more of the set than 1 or 2 songs. It's what the fans want and it brings a new dimension to the stage. I'm sure Ron won't feel pushed out by him, they are good frie
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