Brilliant. Stunning. Moody. Lovely. Eerie. Electric.... Get the drift? I love it.
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Dislike this entirely except for Goin to a gogo and Twenty flight, both nicely funky and understated.. The rest? Too ramshackle to my ears
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Dreadful song. Had nothing going for it. Awful sound, awful production, awful lyrics. AWFUL.
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Brilliant. Right on the money. And as everyone points out, I Got The Blues is just sublime, ESPECIALLY THAT ending. Right up there with GYYYO.
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Wow. RIP. Another legend departs. Awful news.
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QuoteSilver Dagger It's a fabulous album with a great mix of styles with two absolute classics on it in Hand Of Fate and Memory Motel. And to my ears it's the best sound they ever achieved. The music is beautifully uncluttered and has real room to breathe. YES! It SOUNDS amazing, fresh, vibrant and full of space. AND music!
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Played this LP to death in the first year of marriage. Wife still with me, LP long gone. Have to purchase it again on vinyl, I DO like it a lot. Memory Motel the standout, with Hand of Fate a close second. Cherry oh Baby the weakest, by a l-o-n-g way!
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QuoteKRiffhard 'Surprise'...'Different'...what kind of album is it?! ... partly blues covers??
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SFM is worth it alone. Stupendous version. BEST version of this song. I love it. Almost evil.
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Wild Horses- Stone cold Stones classic. Beautifully played with amazing subtlety and finesse. Lyrically moving, sung beautifully. One of their very VERY best.
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Carl posts he is working on new Jagger music, didn't he? Not Stones?
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QuoteCloudCat QuoteHomerSimpson Quotetriceratops Quotepowerage78 Quotepowerage78 Yes the french actor Alain Delon Smoking all those stupid cigarettes but people had better constitutions so could handle it. Just look at Ron Wood plus add in the alcohol abuse and here he is with a young wife and new babies. Jagger is tired or about to nod out with cigarette ashes about to fall on his purple tr
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QuoteIrisC I couldn't agree more keefriff99. The Garden is great I've seen lots of concerts there. Most recently Billy Joel. The Stones maybe 15 times. My first Stones concert was there June 22,1975. Took the train from Bridgeport. Stones fans. The Garden is cool! U2 in 2015 are MSG... Great visuals, AWFUL sound. We were seated right at end of runway, lowest level. Ears pinned back i
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All sincere best wishes to you and your family Mark. May you all find solace and peace in the days, months and years ahead and hold treasured memories of your son close to your hearts forever.
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Quoterbk ......If the quit selling been before "Drive All Night" I'm gonna be ticked. Uh, what?????
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A bigger bang Love you live (side 3 and 4) Beggars banquet 12x5 Aftermath (uk) Goats Head Soup Sticky Fingers Fonda Sticky Fingers Bridges to Babylon Metamorphosis Live Licks Some girls
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Quotemr_dja Stones: Hot Rocks I & Ya-Ya's Others: Mingo Fistrap - From The Private Bag Wolfman Washington & The Roadmasters - Out Of The Dark Keb Mo' - Slow Down Taj Mahal - Senor Blues North Mississippi AllStars - Shake Hands With Shorty John Hammond - Wicked Grin Dumpstaphunk - Listen Hear Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Black Torn
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All this talk about ABB on this thread... has me thinking. IF I was a, say 20yo, at the time of ABB release, and liking what I thought was rock and roll at the time, I think I would have thought, AT THE TIME, that ABB WAS a great record! For us, most of us, in our, uh hum, later years, having lived with and through the Stones late 60s, early 70s output, yes, we probably, indeed DO, THINK ABB is o
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GYYYO just got hammered. That version of Sympathy, and Carol and Live With Me. And Little Queenie... AND RAMBLER. Good grief, it was GREAT when I was 17yo.. And STILL IS.
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Let's have a true Double album? One of blues covers, one of new material. Keep the tracks/styles separate so you can play what you want when you want without one style "infecting" the other. And that's just a word I use to identify the different albums. I know and appreciate The Stones ARE a blues based band, of sorts, and that ALL their music is infused, however discreetly, w
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QuoteHomerSimpson Quotetriceratops Quotepowerage78 Quotepowerage78 Yes the french actor Alain Delon Smoking all those stupid cigarettes but people had better constitutions so could handle it. Just look at Ron Wood plus add in the alcohol abuse and here he is with a young wife and new babies. Jagger is tired or about to nod out with cigarette ashes about to fall on his purple trousers. What
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Double album? One of blues covers, one of new material. Keep the tracks/styles separate so you can play what you want when you want without one style "infecting" the other. And that's just a word I use to identify the different albums. I know and appreciate The Stones ARE a blues based band, of sorts, and that ALL their music is infused, however discreetly, with the blues! But I�
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I loves it!!
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So what's a guesstimate on the crowd in attendance, numbers wise?
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Pre-ordered the super deluxe DVD package. Woo Hoo.
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Classic Stones. Bawdy. Pimply. Ecstatic. Great playing. Ludicrous lyrics. Love it. Never knew Jerry Hall was on it.
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Looks nice. Just ordered it
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QuoteBeforeTheyMakeMeRun I always wonder what the first 21 songs will be each night on this tour... As compared to the TOTAL 18-19 songs of a Stones show, all of which are pretty much known as well? I hope you have better luck with the final show...sorry, the final 14-15 songs at a Bruce show. They are BOTH great bands live, but Bruce kills it.
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Another great of the music industry gone. WHAT a producer. RIP and sincere condolences to his family.
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Quotekeefriff99 AC/DC is nearly as iconic as the Stones are at this point...now imagine the Stones replacing Mick or Keith for even just one show due to a cold or a flu. It'd be unthinkable. Same with AC/DC...it's not about who can SOUND like Brian. At this point, it's about being in the presence of their legend. Without that, you might as well go see a cover band. ^ This
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