Bruce Springsteen Sells Music Catalog in Massive Deal Bruce, you certainly have come a long way from your humble,working class roots, haven't you now (LOL)?
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QuoteSilver Dagger Absolutely deserved. He did as much to augment and hone the Rolling Stones' sound from 67-75 as George Martin did for The Beatles during their career. If ever there was a sixth Stones than it would be Nicky. Where would Sympathy For The Devil, She's A Rainbow, You Can't Always Get What You Want, 2000 Light Years From Home, Street Fighting Man, Angie, We Love Y
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Quoteloog droog QuoteBig Al Rest in peace, Michael Nesmith. A sad day passing for popular music. The Monkees recorded the most infectious, feel-good pop music; and Mike Nesmith was an instrumental component to that. I only know their hits, but their albums I’ve often considered exploring further. I do know that their third long-player, Headquarters, saw them branching-out and playing their own
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New Recognition For Memorial Plaque To Session Maestro Nicky Hopkins Yay Nicky!! Nice to see you get as much recognition as you can get!
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Nice articles about Nesmith's legacy from LA Times and the Guardian posted on Yahoo News Appreciation: More than a Monkee, but a Monkee to the end The Monkees’ Michael Nesmith: a supremely gifted, innovative songwriter Rest in peace Mike. PS-Always loved that wool hat look (LOL)!
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Oh my Gosh, so sad to hear this! Mike was my favorite Monkee! He and Micky had just finished what was to be the last Monkees tour. Sad Sad Sad. Rest in peace Mike.
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I am happy there was a tribute to Charlie. Unless people from this forum were actually there and in the room, I think it is pointless to speculate about who was invited or who should have been invited. I can only imagine that Charlie's family must be extremely grateful and overwhelmed by all the support and well wishes they have received since his death. As a long time Stones fan, the world
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Thank you for posting this. The audio sounds very clear and distinct. Never gets tired listening to these great recordings from the '69 tour!
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Quote24FPS Obviously the Beatles. They hadn't toured since '66, and were still putting out hit records. The media attention alone would have been enormous. They might have pulled in another quarter million just on the strength of them being there. They could have previewed cuts from the soon to be released Abbey Road. It took the Beatles breakup for the Rolling Stones to really come int
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QuotePaddy I’d like to see a proper series on the stones, akin to the Beatles Anthology project. Something on that depth. We’ve already lost Charlie’s interviews for such a project, I’d like to see it happen before any of the rest of the guys pass. Blue and Lonesome Part 2 would be welcome, but who knows the part Charlie may have played in them sessions, a part 2 might not be possible, an EP
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QuoteTheGreek So very typical Stones tour where they start out with 19 tunes in the set list and then one got picked off to 18 tunes and by tours end they whittled it down to 17 tunes ! I don't typically make it a habit to engage in these kinds of threads, but I will say that for the kind of money the Stones charge for their shows, I think it is an insult to the fans to get less than 20 so
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Quotejahisnotdead I finished Part 3 just now. I think there's too much repetition in the music overall. We hear these songs many times as they are being written and then rehearsed. Often we get to see the Beatles go into the control room and listen to the playback. By the end of the movie it was hard for me to really get into the music because it felt like I had just heard these songs a doze
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Quotechevysales nah I dug opening to Licks at Fleet Center. Keith was all over the stage that night like an uncaged tiger. and they nailed it for an opener... and lets not forget we also got Stray Cat Blues that night as they "featured" and album each nite of that great tour. what an undertaking 3 shows/venues in big cities!!! From my perspective, the Licks tour was their last great
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I made a comment on this in another thread, but from my perspective, the Licks tour was their last great tour. And yes, what an undertaking for a pretty conservative band that does not readily mix-up their set-lists- to visit a city and play a stadium, arena, and smaller theatre venue (although not every city got that royal treatment-it seems that the American dates were more varied). I do agree
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The Rolling Stones Team With Tommy Hilfiger For New Streetwear Range
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Rolling Stones Tour Grosses Over $10 Million per Show: Read More: Rolling Stones Tour Grosses Over $10 Million per Show |
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QuoteIggyrichards This album is Damm near perfect. Four sticks, misty mountain hop,when the Levee breaks, ECT... Totally deserves all the acclaim it recieves. Quotetatters Rock's finest moment in Rock's finest year (except maybe for Who's Next, which was released a couple of months earlier). I would agree with both of these opinions. IMHO, If you are a serious collector of cla
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I think I caught something like 15-16 shows beginning in the 1970's. 7/72- Toronto 8/75 Buffalo NY last show of the Tour of the Americas 1978 Some Girls tour July 4th, Buffalo 1981 Tat. You tour two shows-Syracuse, NY 1989 Steel Wheels two shows Syracuse, NY (Two great shows that ruined my hearing for weeks; Carrier Dome worst place to hear a concert but the Stones played awes
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QuoteTravelinMan QuoteMathijs QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteTaylor1 Who cares if Jagger overdubbed some vocals.The fact is the instruments other than the rhythm guitar on Carol have no overdubs. And it is hardly noticeable. And on Little Queenie. And Stray Cat. Mathijs The overdubs don’t do much but add a crunchier rhythm guitar. Doesn’t make the album nor change its legacy, not even clo
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QuoteDandelionPowderman And the video songs are definitely not overdubbed Prodigal Son is a pain to listen to, and eventually they just cut it short because of Keith's out of tune guitar. It's a good box set just the same Your take on this is interesting. Since first watching the video of this on the expanded Ya Yas (and hearing the dry mono soundboard from the 69RSTRAX rele
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Quoterebelhipi Quoteforsure The kid incites riots at his shows. He was been busted twice for it. He encourages his fans to crash gates, barriers, flaunt security protocols, etc. take a look at the video. This has been happening at his shows for years. Off that it hasn’t happened already Then he organizes his own festival and its a fiasco. How nobody saw it coming? Looking at the foot
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Quotegonzalo76 QuoteSighunt I utilize Malwarebytes on my computer that scans and removes malicious software, including rogue security software, adware, and spyware. When I attempted to go to filefactory to download this show I got this message: Malwarebytes Browser Guard blocked this website because it may contain malware activity. We strongly recommend you do not continue. Don't kn
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QuoteMunichhilton File factory is safe. Malwarebytes is at best questionable. Ok thanks. Very strange. I've never gotten this kind of message before...
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I utilize Malwarebytes on my computer that scans and removes malicious software, including rogue security software, adware, and spyware. When I attempted to go to filefactory to download this show I got this message: Malwarebytes Browser Guard blocked this website because it may contain malware activity. We strongly recommend you do not continue. Don't know if I should proceed. Any
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Caught between vendor and bank, Kentucky mom waits for late son's Rolling Stones refund
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Several interesting articles taken from People, Variety, USA posted on Yahoo re: Paul McCartney’s 960-Page Memoir- Paul McCartney’s 960-Page Memoir Chronicling Eight Decades of Songwriting Is an Instant Best-Seller: The Lyrics': Paul McCartney reveals crush on queen, how John Lennon 'gleefully' quit Beatles: Paul McCartney Recalls How He Reconnected with John L
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks Quoteharlem shuffle It,s so terrible i hardly can believe it.No more solos for Keith now.It,s embarrasing I agree. And I’ll say it again Keith is not playing any better or worst than previous tours. It’s a hit and miss from show to show not tour to tour As a guitar player myself (I don't claim to be a virtuoso by any stretch, but would rate myself as an intermediate p
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QuoteRocktiludrop QuoteSighunt QuoteRocktiludrop Keith seems unaware his solo is out of key, how is that possible. Actually, had he played in key, it would have been a decent Keith type solo. On that tune, I wish Mick would have strapped on an extra guitar to put a little meat on the bones of Sad Sad Sad the way he did during the Steel Wheels tour. Yeah i thought Micks vocals were very week
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QuoteRocktiludrop Keith seems unaware his solo is out of key, how is that possible. Actually, had he played in key, it would have been a decent Keith type solo. On that tune, I wish Mick would have strapped on an extra guitar to put a little meat on the bones of Sad Sad Sad the way he did during the Steel Wheels tour.
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Although a little ragged in spots, this is a good early show from the Voodoo Lounge tour (and the Godfather version has been the one in my collection that I listen to more often than not), with a nice setlist and decent performances of tunes like Wild Horses, Rocks Off, The Worst, Monkey Man. Definitely worth having in the old collection!
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