Clearly better than "SAL" solo, IMO.
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Nice review from "Chicago Tribune". Thanks rollingon.
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"Keith's solo in "Sympathy For The Devil" is getting more and more solid. This time the finale kind of spoiled it, but it was good overall" Exactly, WS! That was my observation too.
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"Hopefully positive reviews are allowed..." I don't know, ask the "all the time and for everything" complainers of the board... Thanks for the review.
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Solid version, as usualy
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The "art" of "trolling" and provoking calls for some elementary play- acting abilities. On this board many aspiring "trolls" just don't have it...
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...unless you mean it's an amazing, full of energy version. Is that the meaning of the word "awful" in your statement? If not, i have to disagree strongly with you.
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"That Rocks Off clip from tonight's show is awful ..." You must be kidding...
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"...this boy wasn't alive in 1972" Maybe not even in 1992! It seems like a "Stones + Barcelona FC" t-shirt...
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Taken from “Examiner.com”. It includes extracts of reviews from Canadian Press. “On May 25, 2013, Rolling Stones performed at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, where they were joined on stage by guest Carrie Underwood for the Stones song "It's Only Rock N'Roll (But I Like It)." According to an announcement on the official Rolling Stones website, this concert was the fir
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Have a great gig, guys! I envy you... PS: STONESFAN4LIFE, why do you turn down Neil Young as potential guest? Just curious...
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Aasen, agree 100%!
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Amazing version of All Down The Line, IMO. Ronnie did great job on that.
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Strong version, indeed. Grohl brings some more energy and some “hard rock” feeling, of course, even i’m not 100% convinced that he “serves” the song (i mean musically) the best way. On some moments it seems like Grohl’s hard play is a kind of an end in itself, without seeing to the exact song’s line. Or maybe it is just me. In any case, i connot understand some comparisons here… Ye
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Keith has clearly dispensed from the sequels of the accident and of the surgery. His "return" makes the whole band work better, of course. Judging by the videos, the performances of the current tour are varying between "more than decent" and "excellent". They still have the energy and the good "team spirit".
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Doxa, you are not the only one, for sure... I thing "You Got The Silver" was highlight for the vast majority of the people who have attended ABB shows. Ronnie did very good work on it.
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I think the "hatred" between Mick and Keith is the eternal Stones marketing trick... There are dissimilarities and disagreetments, of course. But "hate"?? In this case i suppose they wouldn't tour together, since... really, since when? It would be very racking and soul- destroying. Some additional money? There are other ways. Movies, books, etc. Hard to believe that the
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Once again, even the matters is of little importance: In terms of sellinig albums, the Stones is #8, not #13..
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According to IFPI/ MEDIA TRAFFIC, which is a credible source as i know, the Stones is #8 in terms of worldwide album sales. I don’t see Celine Dion around… 1- Beatles 2- Elvis 3- Michael Jackson 4- Pink Floyd 5- Madonna 6- Elton John 7- Led Zeppelin 8- Rolling Stones 9- U2 10- Queen As for touring, i think the Stones clearly remain the most attended act of all time. Only i
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Long John Stoner wrote: "Leavell told me many years ago by now that the Stones don't formulate set lists to please the Stones fanatics out there. They have to think general masses because their appeal is so widespread. You want the third song from side two of their 11th album? Go play it on your system at home is how they look at it, he said. Now and then something obscure might ma
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BOB sounded fine in my ears. Very good quitar work, especially from Ronnie. In addition, i think Kate Perry wasn't bad, at all, regardless whether i would like to see her as a guest on a Stones gig (and i would not). IMO, the Stones put on excellent gigs on this tour. OK, some folks maybe have different opinion. Others are complaining not only "all the time" but also "about ev
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DandelionPowderman, totally agree! The Stones cover version of "Like A RS" is amazing.
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IMO, JJF and Gimme Shelter are clearly the best. After them, we can discuss about everything... PS: Personally, i consider Dead Flowers as the most underatted Stones song. IMO, DF deserves a position on Top 10 Stones songs. It's one of the two best country -rock song ever, to me. The other is Joplin's "Me and Bobby Mc Gee".
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Oh, and Doom and Gloom of course...
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I would like to hear some of the following 10 songs: She Was Hot All The Way Down It Must Be Hell One Hit (To The Body) Dirty Work Love Is Strong I Go Wild Out Of Control Too Tight Oh No No You Again
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Real bad intros...Sorry guys, but i prefer (by far) the versions of all the so called "Vegas Years" (in addition the "Vegas era" theory does mean nothing to me...)
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Congratulations Rolando!
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I mean, the 1989-90 guitar sound was very "thin" IMO
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MO. Maybe the moments of sloppiness were fewer then, but today the guitar sound has clearly more rawness and i like it. In addition, i think their current performances are exceling some european gigs from 2003, because Ronnie sometimes seemed "lost in space" then. In any case, to me it's hard to draw comparisons betwwen whole tours. You know, there are always elements you lik
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"There's a steep decline in the quality of the playing after 13- 15 songs. After 70-80 minutes onstage they do sound tired (imo). SFTD has been a calamity every night". I don't think that's every gig's rule, dcba (and for sure JJF never sounds tired in my ears!). But if you are psychically unwiling to hear the greatest hits of the last list's part, perhaps
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