Quote24FPS QuoteChacho I never owned it, never boujght it, and never listened to it. And that is pretty much my opinion of it. Sorry you're not a Stones fan. All of us had such great memories listening to it. Your opinion of what I am is b_llsh_t. Just counted my Stones albums and it came to 49, all of them different, no repeats. Having "hot rocks" would be a very big
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I never owned it, never boujght it, and never listened to it. And that is pretty much my opinion of it.
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Thanks for reminding me of this one, "Jamming With Edward". I still have the vinyl copy that I bought in 1972, but I do not delve into the vinyl much any more. I downloaded the mp3 off of Amazon-USA today for US$10.27, and listened to it in the car while driving around, and will give it another play tomorrow.
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I guess Keith has at least a couple of stories of where he learned piano. I heard him say in some video, regarding his freind Gram Parsons, "He taught me country and he taught me piano".
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1. The Rolling Stones: Moby Gym Arena, Fort Collins Colo, 11-7-1969 -- The Rolling Stones: Denver Coliseum, Denver Colo, 6-16-1972 -- The Rolling Stones: Cotton Bowl, Dallas Texas, 7-6-1975 -- The Rolling Stones: Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia PA, 9-26-1981 2. Muddy Waters: The Stanhope House, Stanhope NJ, 3-25-1981 3. Grateful Dead: Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley CA, 8-14-1971 -- Grat
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I just checked my MP3 player and there is one Green Day album, "Dookie", on there. (out of 502 albums) I guess I must not listen to it much if I had to check. As for having to be 15 to like Green Day; I really don't know about that! I'm in my 70s.
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I have been listening to the so-called "Fully Finished Studio Outtakes" non-stop in my car ever since the original thread with the mp3 download appeared here on the forum. Don't get me wrong about non-stop, as I only use the car about 10 minutes a day, maybe 15 minutes. The only thing I had to change about the original mp3 download was to increase the recording volume, which
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November 7, 1969 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins was considered by some to be a "warm up show", while others considered it to be the first show of the 1969 tour.
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I take it that if you do not use, have, or subscribe to ANY Apple products, then you might as well forget about this?
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They were really great, but what was with them just up and quitting 50 years early (in my opinion).
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Quite a few, actually: Bruce Sprinsteen (1975 to 1981) Bob Dylan Neil Young Creedence Clearwater Revival The Doors Rod Stewart (up to and including 1976) Gram Parsons (and all his related bands) George Thorogood Grateful Dead (early, up to 1972) Johnny Cash Willie Nelson Muddy Waters Johnny Winter Stevie Ray Vaughan
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For me, the album Undercover was a huge let down, after the previous 3 albums.
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Someone went to the trouble of posting the studios each song was done in. How about the dates? To me that is more important. Either dates written, dates recorded, or both.
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I don't have the room to be fooling with flacs, and I was hearing tested, and the results showed that I cannot tell the difference between a bitrate of 192, and anything higher than that, probably due to my age, which is over 70. Still, it would be nice to know the bitrate of these mp3 files, as provided in the original download link at the beginning of this thread. I tried to
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I don't really get the title of this thread. And what is the title of the download? There's nothing difficult about "Fully Finished Studio Outtakes", but what is the "On Hot Stuff" part? "Hot Stuff" is a song.
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I attended a show in each of the US/American tours: 1969, 1972, 1975, and 1981. I remember Ian Stewart in the 1975 and 1981 tour shows, however my online research says he played the 1969 tour, and 1972 tour on a few songs in some shows. As for 1969, too many years have passed, and I do not remember whether or not I saw him. In 1972, I definitely remember Nicky Hopkins, but do not re
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The last time I listened to anything was 4 days ago in my car. Album: "Storms Of Life" by Randy Travis.
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It'll be a high of 66º F. and a low of 43º F. today at my location in North America. That's a high of 18.890º C. and a low of 6.110º C.
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I became a Rolling Stones fan on Novermber 7, 1969. I have now been a Rolling Stones fan for 51 years, 2 months, and 5 days, (as of January 12, 2021). I am 51 in Stones Fan Years.
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Emotional Rescue was NOT ranked at the top! It was ranked at the bottom. Their list goes from worst to best. It seems some people are confused here. ============================================ However, I stick by my previous post, above, that this review is BS. And speaking of Emotional Rescue; I find myself listening to that album more than Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers,
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I daresay, I bunch of BS! I am in almost total disagreement with their assessment. At least with Rolling Stone Magazine's music reviews, I can 80% agree with. Furthermore, I have never even heard of Classic Rock Magazine.
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My THREE favorite album covers are: 1. Sticky Fingers 2. Tattoo You 3. Love You Live
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I was 29 at the time and listening to WNEW FM out of New York City when I heard DJ Vince Scelsa announce the news. I believe that I have a cassette tape of that announcement, that I set rolling within one minute of the beginning of it.
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In my opinion, and listed in order of greatness: 1. The Doors 2. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band 3. The Band (are they really "American" though) 4. Creedence Clearwater Revival 5. The Grateful Dead
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My top 7, rated in order of impact had (at time of release): 1. "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" 2. "Sticky Fingers" 3. "Exile On Main Street" 4. "Tatoo You" 5. "Emotional Rescue" 6. "Some Girls" 7. "Let It Bleed"
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Quoteglimmertwin1 We all get old(er) and our hearing worse all the time. I can tell 128 / s mp3s still -> they are very bad. 16bit / 44kHz <-> HighDefinition / the second a tad better for sure - you will need a very good Stereo. I would agree that 128 kbps sounds poor. I could tell the difference between 128 and 192, but I could not tell the difference above 192 kbps.
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And the frequencies of music that can be heard by the human ear diminish drastically with age. If you are over 50 it is probably a waste of money to even think about Blu ray. If you are 20, then it is another story. As an example, I took a test to see what bit rate of mp3 I was able to hear, and I could not tell the difference between 196 kbps and Flac. So all the files on my mp3 player are 1
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"American Beauty" and "Workingman's Dead" are the 2 Grateful Dead albums that I have on my mp3 player, although I have a few other 1970s albums on vinyl also. I also have a live concert I got off of a Dead webpage. Apparently they recorded most of their concerts and they are now on a webpage for free download. I attended the concert at Berkeley Community Thea
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QuoteChester QuoteRonnierocks I only knew a couple of songs in advance from "born to run". I was only 16 and would and see pretty much everything at that venue. When I see Bruce live now, I always think he looks better than when he played Hammersmith Odeon in 1975. He might look better now, but he damn sure doesn't play better now. That Hammersmith recording might be the best
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QuoteKevinM QuoteChacho I don't know about the concerts I missed, but I can list the ones of any importance that I attended as follows: 1. The Rolling Stones: Moby Gym Arena, Fort Collins Colo, 11-7-1969 -- The Rolling Stones: Denver Coliseum, Denver Colo, 6-16-1972 -- The Rolling Stones: Cotton Bowl, Dallas Texas, 7-6-1975 -- The Rolling Stones: Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia PA, 9-26-
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