QuoteTopi You should have listened to slewan and not rush to judgment! Well the jury is still out on this album, I still think in 10 years time it will be seen as great for 80 year olds having their final roar, but it's far from being the album they could have made, the one i hoped for.
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Wow, lovely to see Keith in this mood, a shy man finding his confidence in old age, and with that Guitar play on accustic we see the essence of the real hits, the reason millions go to see these shows, the songs that leave an impression and its all down to those beat up fingers not knowing how he does it but just doing it.
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QuoteTopi By the way, keefriffhards, I did a search and found a post about the setlist sign-off process, not sure if correct: Wow thanks Topi for going to the trouble, i guess everything is signed and sealed these days. I have an apology to make, these tracks on this album grow on you, it's really a fun album, and Keith's track is exactly the way it's meant to be .
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QuoteDandelionPowderman Maybe you're mixing up Mick and Keith's agreement for concerts with that of albums, Riffie? At least one song is better than none, like on B&L Yes and it's a good song, it really goes deep into you after a few plays, can't get it out of my head already
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QuoteTopi Which book was that? Keith agreeing to/signing off the setlist of a show is a different thing from an actual contract stipulating that Keith "gets to sign two songs if he wants to". Who would the contracting parties be in this case, I wonder? And what does "two songs if he wants to" even mean? Keith's got an option of signing 0 to 2? I would maybe
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QuoteTopi Quotekeefriffhards I meant since 81" Keith was contracted to sing two songs live while Mick leaves the stage, also since then Keith has played 2 songs on each album so assumed that was also in the contract. As far as I know there is no such contract. I read in one of Keith's biographers books that Keith gets to sing two songs ( of he wants to) since 89' a
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QuoteDoxa QuoteTheflyingDutchman QuoteTopi Quotekeefriffhards Why Keith only one song and a short song, wasn't the contract always two Keith songs, sometimes three songs, disappointed. The contract? Very simple: When most people hear Jagger's voice they think it's the Rolling Stones. When people hear Keith's voice they think it is him doing a solo project. That's
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QuoteRobertJohnson Quotekeefriffhards QuoteRobertJohnson Okay, we have the long-awaited solo album of Mick Jagger. Amazingly, Ronnie and Keith were allowed to play on it. And Keith even has a solo song. It's also the best thing on this album along with Rolling Stones Blues. The remarkable thing is that Mick's other solo albums were much better. When I heard about the name dropping list
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QuoteRobertJohnson Okay, we have the long-awaited solo album of Mick Jagger. Amazingly, Ronnie and Keith were allowed to play on it. And Keith even has a solo song. It's also the best thing on this album along with Rolling Stones Blues. The remarkable thing is that Mick's other solo albums were much better. When I heard about the name dropping list I was already skeptical. Who needs Lad
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If it didn't far exceed what some of us expected is that okay, is it tolerable for a few of us real Stones fans of Stones music to be disappointed.
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QuoteRip This Quotekeefriffhards QuoteHardRiffin Quotepowerage78 Hackney Diamonds» des Rolling Stones : rock en toc. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood release a new album featuring a host of prestigious guests, causing quite a stir. There's plenty of noise. For the songs, we'll take a rain check. Blatantly biased and full of crap sort of review!!! It's not biased,
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QuoteRip This Quotekeefriffhards QuoteHardRiffin Quotepowerage78 Hackney Diamonds» des Rolling Stones : rock en toc. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood release a new album featuring a host of prestigious guests, causing quite a stir. There's plenty of noise. For the songs, we'll take a rain check. Blatantly biased and full of crap sort of review!!! It's not biased,
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QuoteHardRiffin Quotepowerage78 Hackney Diamonds» des Rolling Stones : rock en toc. Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ron Wood release a new album featuring a host of prestigious guests, causing quite a stir. There's plenty of noise. For the songs, we'll take a rain check. Blatantly biased and full of crap sort of review!!! It's not biased, the album really is that bad, i
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QuoteTaylor1 For someone who is a big fan of the Stones as well as one of their favorite interviewers he didn’t know Lennnon and Mc Carthy played on We Love You and Dandelion.He didn’t know Keith played a five string guitar.Then his questions were boring.The interview was about focusing onFallon and his stupid singing .Keith is great as always He does know but he wanted the audience to know so
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That was brilliant fun, thank you so much Cristiano
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QuoteBastion Quotekeefriffhards QuoteTopi Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBastion I mean, it's objectively bad music. I had to stop halfway through Mess it Up. WTF? Ignore him. All he does is troll this board and watch F1. No i don't think he's a troll, he's probably telling the truth, i commented this morning that i had to stop playing Mess It Up halfway through. I've h
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QuoteTopi Quotetreaclefingers QuoteBastion I mean, it's objectively bad music. I had to stop halfway through Mess it Up. WTF? Ignore him. All he does is troll this board and watch F1. No i don't think he's a troll, he's probably telling the truth, i commented this morning that i had to stop playing Mess It Up halfway through. I've had two more goes at this album s
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QuoteProfessorWolf anyone else notice how energetic and alert ronnie was compared to the last few years? seems he's fully recovered from his bout with cancer I was thinking exactly the same thing, he was right on it, great to see, what a survivor he is.
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QuoteMadMetaphoricalMax Sounds fantastic, a raw Stones club show with new songs. Mick's voice sounds good, the guitar twins are on, Keith's solo and the hand claps ... yeah. Sweet Sounds - wow. OK, v distorted, but if we ever get the official shoot, so good. And such a lean version of the ban! Plus Gaga. How a few people can then step up on here and start moaning as if it'
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QuoteProfessorWolf almost the whole performance of angry You think it's falling to peices and then something happens with this band, maybe out of pride maybe from desperation or maybe through memory when all of a sudden they wing it and pull it off, by the end of Angry they were Rocking something new, it made my day, the Stones have something new to play and are trying their hearts
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QuoteProfessorWolf Quotekeefriffhards QuoteMonkeyMan2000 Quotekeefriffhards Works both ways man, in the same clip you are bashing Keith for being out of tune like its sounds crap because of him. If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen. Well, I know how a video taken in front of the stage affects the sound of a band. Vocals are bound to sound weak and distant, but the guitar a
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QuoteMonkeyMan2000 Quotekeefriffhards Works both ways man, in the same clip you are bashing Keith for being out of tune like its sounds crap because of him. If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen. Well, I know how a video taken in front of the stage affects the sound of a band. Vocals are bound to sound weak and distant, but the guitar amps three meters in front of you don&#
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QuoteMonkeyMan2000 Yeah, it's not much of a song really. The verse really does have something but the chorus is very lazy with those ascening Open-G chords at the end that we've already heard on so many tracks. But I don't think it comes down to not having had enough time. Keith has a looot of time to write finished tunes and bring them to the studio. He clearly likes the tune the
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QuoteMonkeyMan2000 Quotekeefriffhards QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteMonkeyMan2000 QuoteProfessorWolf Quotegotdablouse Glad to see the show happened but no Bill ! Hope bv got it and will soon have a report for us ;-) Quotemakustone Angry Wow, that sounds pretty bad, slow, Keith fumbling around :-( Looking forward to hearing WWW. to be fair it's a 12 second clip with bad sound quality W
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QuoteProfessorWolf QuoteMonkeyMan2000 QuoteProfessorWolf Quotegotdablouse Glad to see the show happened but no Bill ! Hope bv got it and will soon have a report for us ;-) Quotemakustone Angry Wow, that sounds pretty bad, slow, Keith fumbling around :-( Looking forward to hearing WWW. to be fair it's a 12 second clip with bad sound quality Well, something that's in tune do
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Quotekeefgotsoul Hackney is absolutely better than A Bigger Bang. Have any of you revisited abb recently? I dare you to. And I’d love to hear a review of ABB done recently. Hackney Diamonds is way better than ABB by a large margin. That's your opinion, you can't say its absolutely better, you think it's better, to my ears the new album sounds like a Jagger solo album not a Ston
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I don't think this album is better than ABB, about the same but the two singles off Hackney Diamonds are better for sure. I'll keep what i really think of this album to myself as I'm sure a lot of you will love it, maybe I've outgrown the Rock, i need the Roll.
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Sorry but i can't even listen to this track to the end, it's chalk down a blackboard to me.
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Nice from Keith, haunting, but needed a soulfull solo like on Locked Away. I got the feeling this song was rushed and sounds unfinished like a demo, also the backing vocal doesn't mesh with Keith's voice. Could have been a masterpiece, missed oppertunity from Keith, just a little too repetitive, leaves me wanting a solo album from him though where he and Steve have the time t
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