Quotedcba Quotekeefriffhards QuoteZotz Bob Dylan - 'On The Banks Of The Old Pontchartrain'- (Debut Performance) 2024 at almost 83 Bob's still thrilling people to the point of tears, in a way he's singing with more heart than ever. Yup, at the end of this US Spring he also gave one (last?) rendition of a song he's been in love with since 1986 "Across The Border
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QuoteNashvilleBlues Quotekeefriffhards Quoteretired_dog QuoteDoxa QuoteStonedRambler QuoteDan Quotehockenheim95 QuoteLien Bernard & Pino Palladino This looks like the Stones rehearsal room to me. I think it's strange that someone like Pino would visit the site with a plugged in bass in his hand when they have limited time for rehearsals for a major tour. What does this mean?
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Quoteretired_dog QuoteDoxa QuoteStonedRambler QuoteDan Quotehockenheim95 QuoteLien Bernard & Pino Palladino This looks like the Stones rehearsal room to me. I think it's strange that someone like Pino would visit the site with a plugged in bass in his hand when they have limited time for rehearsals for a major tour. What does this mean? Pino is rehearsing there too? It
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QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteCaptainCorella Quotekeefriffhards Mick hasn't run around the stage for a long time, it's walking, clapping and waving mostly, the ultimate Redcoat entertainer, come on boys and girls it's audience participation time. Very interesting description there! ("Redcoat"). And I mean interesting in a jolly good way! Having been brought up in the
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It's weird hearing someone with a voice sing these songs, doesn't work, Micks grunts and vocal manurisms far outweigh Chers voice, i don't think she gets this music, it's all showbizy with no substance or attitude , although Mick and Tina Live Aid was pure cringe.
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Quotepftw04 Hackney Diamond is a decent album. But not like its predecessors. Here prededecessors means post 1989. Post 1989, the opening song had set the tone of the album. For steel wheel it is sad sad sad, for vodoo lounge love is strong, for bridges to babylon it is flip the switch and for A bigger banf it is Rough justice. Anygry is good but not like its predecessors. However, they are still
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QuoteStonedRambler QuoteNilsHolgersson QuoteStonedRambler QuoteSpud With the screens we have today it's not necessary for an 80 year old Mick to be running around the stage like a mad b*stard in order to put on a show. These huge screens really would allow a much more intimate theatre or club type performance to work in a football stadium. I'm paying to see Mick Jagger running a
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QuoteZotz Bob Dylan - 'On The Banks Of The Old Pontchartrain'- (Debut Performance) 2024 video: Thanks for this, at almost 83 Bob's still thrilling people to the point of tears, in a way he's singing with more heart than ever. Hope he tours Europe one more time.
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotegeorgelicks Quotetreaclefingers QuoteIrix Hackney Diamonds is the winner of the 38th Japan Gold Disc Awards for 'Album of the Year (Western music)' - , . Wow, that's a fair amount of love, isn't it?! It's an awards ceremony, not for actual sales. Hackney Diamonds has sold close to 70,000 in Japan, the Gold Award level for albums is 100,00
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Quotefrankotero Mischa063, I’m in the same situation. I had to wait until 1981 because I grew up in the States. I’m also hoping for a Euro Tour, now I live in Portugal I got into them in 82' age 17 so being English had to wait until 1990 to see them, it felt like an eternity but we'll worth the wait.
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It's a bit early for rehearsals, at least another 3 weeks away. Interesting to see if they try something new / different other than a few new tracks from the album. New tracks usually get dropped by Mick if he doesn't get enough applause hehe so expect two new songs at the most after the first few shows, hope I'm wrong though.
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Swayed you completely nailed it, no one on here hates the album the Stones or Mick. Just disappointed with as you put it a throw away product I honestly love the 2 singles and the 2 Keith written songs ( although dislike the production)so it's not all bad and I said that many times, I've enjoyed playing the album after i got used to it. No hate, still can't wait to here the
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QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax People get in to different songs and albums in a variety of ways, which can be interesting to hear about and identify with, if you are a fan of the band. But when people hate an album, what they have to say about gets boring and repetitive REAL quick. And I've had a lifetime of haters in print or in person telling everyone how much they hate the Rolling Stones. 80s mu
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Quotetreaclefingers Quotekeefriffhards Quotetreaclefingers QuoteLeonidP ....."HD is the only album by the Stones that that i have no desire to play again." So you've said, but you sure have the desire to point it out about 1000 times, i think most got the point the first time. Wrong. It took me about 500 times before I absorbed it, but I'm sometimes slow to the mark so I
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteLeonidP ....."HD is the only album by the Stones that that i have no desire to play again." So you've said, but you sure have the desire to point it out about 1000 times, i think most got the point the first time. Wrong. It took me about 500 times before I absorbed it, but I'm sometimes slow to the mark so I really appreciate his tenacity in point
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Quoteretired_dog Quotekeefriffhards Quotematxil Quotededospegajosos QuoteVoodooLounge13 ...Don't think I've listened to it for 2 months now....... Same here.. can’t stand those lifeless drums.. The drums are fine, but I haven't listened to HD the past months either. If I'd want to listen to pop music, I'd listen to the Beatles or ABBA. I am happy about Keith'
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Quotematxil Quotededospegajosos QuoteVoodooLounge13 ...Don't think I've listened to it for 2 months now....... Same here.. can’t stand those lifeless drums.. The drums are fine, but I haven't listened to HD the past months either. If I'd want to listen to pop music, I'd listen to the Beatles or ABBA. I am happy about Keith's version of Waiting For The Man, th
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QuoteDoxa QuoteProfessorWolf Quotekeefriffhards It's telling that we got 83 pages of conversation on this Stones album whereas Crosseyed Heart got over 200 pages of mostly positive conversation from a solo Stone. Says it all really. might it also indicate that a good chunk of the hardcore fan base has died off in the nearly decade long gap between the two albums? although i will admi
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QuoteKeithNacho Keith's CH and Ronnie's FLP, are the best RS related releases from last decades. At least for me 100% agreed.
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Quoteretired_dog Quotekeefriffhards It's telling that we got 83 pages of conversation on this Stones album whereas Crosseyed Heart got over 200 pages of mostly positive conversation from a solo Stone. Says it all really. Simply shows that true greatness does not need many words and endless "try to talk you into it"-rants! I saw what you did there
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It's telling that we got 83 pages of conversation on this Stones album whereas Crosseyed Heart got over 200 pages of mostly positive conversation from a solo Stone. Says it all really.
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What a cool surprise, great to see Keith make the effort, hopefully the Winos got back together for a little more than just this track. Gotta have a dream.
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GasLightStreet Merry Christmas. I don't have the time or inclination to respond to a rant like that. I love all Stones albums up to and including Voodoo Lounge, even Dirty Work. As far as I'm concerned the Stones don't change enough, as i said a few days ago they have been playing the same show since 89' they absolutely don't like change, they play the same hits
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QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax Quotedrewmaster Quotekeefriffhards First off with only two original members left it's not a Stones album, the fact there are no killer riffs therefore Keith doesn't really give a damn for this album leaves us with Mick, so it's a Mick album ( other than a few Keith tracks ) with Ronnie on it as a session musician. Basically it's a Jagger/ Andrew Wat
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QuoteGJB Do we sense if there is any chance the stones will take both Sasha and Chanel on tour - both back-up and then one person sings Gimme Shelter and the other sings Sweet Sounds of Heaven? I thought in Milan when the stones had 3 backing singers is sounded really good so would def welcome multiple vocals Keith said no.
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I wonder if Mick will have Chanels volume turned down, i found it curious but telling that Sasha often had her mic turned down on GS. ( Not when singing her solo spot, i mean when she shared the vocals on GS with Mick.) Just an observation but Mick seemed to tire of her agressive posturing during their duet.
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Quoteliddas It is easier to find cross-party consensus in the Italian parliament than in a group of Stones' fans. There is a reason for this. Music fans in general don't like changes, and the Stones changed continuously along their whole career, following different trends, replacing key members, compromising between opposites, including in the mix new instruments, technologies et
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QuoteJ-J-Flash Her voice is great, but as a person ego is higher than Mick's maybe. She was not nice to fans when we met her. Who cares about nice, as long as she performs well and enhances the overall sound for Mick I'm happy. Chanel is a real pro, worthy of touring with the Stones, I'm not interested in her willingness to interact with fans perhaps she was having a bad da
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Quotedrewmaster Quotekeefriffhards First off with only two original members left it's not a Stones album, the fact there are no killer riffs therefore Keith doesn't really give a damn for this album leaves us with Mick, so it's a Mick album ( other than a few Keith tracks ) with Ronnie on it as a session musician. Basically it's a Jagger/ Andrew Watts album with Keith and
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Quotebobo Quotekeefriffhards Reflecting on this album, played it in my car for a couple weeks until i put something else in the CD player, it's a good album but i doubt i will go back to it very often as it's not what i consider a Stones album. That's not saying it's not good, just saying if i wanted that sound I'd listen to it from another band, as said before it wil
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