Lennon really liked the Stones Album Its Only Rock and Roll. 00:44.
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Quote24FPS Quotestanlove Quote24FPS QuoteElmo Lewis He wasn't so nice in the Playboy interview..... Yes, that and the famous 'Lennon Remembers' Rolling Stone interview from 1970 was snippy when it came to the Stones. Just like the Stones were snarky towards Led Zeppelin. I think there was a certain jealousy in Lennon. I think he wanted to be in a down and dirty rock and roll gr
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Quote24FPS QuoteElmo Lewis He wasn't so nice in the Playboy interview..... Yes, that and the famous 'Lennon Remembers' Rolling Stone interview from 1970 was snippy when it came to the Stones. Just like the Stones were snarky towards Led Zeppelin. I think there was a certain jealousy in Lennon. I think he wanted to be in a down and dirty rock and roll group. They all had thei
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Quotegeorgie48 QuoteElmo Lewis Never heard that. Cool. He wasn't so nice in the Playboy interview..... I know. John was very unpridictable. He could talk about "his friends The Rolling Stones" in a very positive way, but at times he could say very nasty things. But I always told myself that it was part of the "Beatles against Stones" publicity act ... Why do people
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Quotesteffialicia QuoteGasLightStreet Quotedaspyknows Quotecalipachangero Quotedaspyknows Quotecalipachangero Quotedaspyknows QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteTheGreek QuoteMisterDDDD QuoteLeonidP Several of us had it already including myself. Luckily for us nobody in our direct group has had serious effects, no hospitalizations, etc. As for idea of 'safe' it's a balance, no one wants t
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QuoteNikkei I have my opinion on Clapton where I always considered both him and his music too boring/bland to get more involved. His little cameo on the most recent Stones record again reinforced my non-opinion on him. It's the first time I hear about his ramblings at the Birmingham concert and though I know he's been a longtime alcoholic I don't really see any way to walk back wit
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My wife used to work at a radio station and the guy who was always on air and famous in the area asked her if she wanted any music for herself. She said he had a huge collection of stuff. She told me that so I asked her to get any unreleased Rolling Stones that he had. The next day she came home with Leeds and the Brussels affair which I had never heard of either before. He told her they were g
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QuoteGasLightStreet I listened to this last night and it's quite entertaining! Quite brilliant, really.
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Quotejbwelda Old White Men have no real place in our country anymore and its about time. That is their basic problem: power being taken from the old, white, men of our nation and there is little they can do about it other than to stomp their feet in frustration. Keith knows it and says it between the lines. Its over, there's just the dying left to make it obvious. jb We have a racis
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The Song is somewhat ripping Steve Van Zandt's Anti Apartheid moment. Jagger was a fan of the Sun City song.
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Someone who gets it. Nothing more annoying than a non American yapping. "We have no political differences because we’re basically apolitical. We’re just making music; we don’t give a s— about the rest of the world. And I’m English and I’m living in America, so I’m not gonna squeak hardly. I’ll just squeak a little"
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Quoteash Agreed and worth mentioning that even if us fans were devastated (and I was at the time), that's nothing compared to a five year old boy who lost his Dad in such a horrifying way not to mention his wife seeing her husband murdered like that. Very sad for Yoko and her sons. It did change Yoko's opinion about people belonging in prison which she and her husband used to spout of
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Jagger didn't think much of the Eagles. 7:44
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QuoteElmo Lewis Yes, one of the most talented and important musicians of our lifetime. That matter how many one of the most important musicians of our lifetime are out there. How many are there? To me he was just hype. A few good songs an that is about it.
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QuoteGazza Quotestanlove I am always curious about who wrote different and all Stones songs. Would like to keep a thread going about it. Who wrote You Can't Always Get What You Want? Check out the 'Track Talk' section on this site and then click on the links for the individual songs. In many cases, you'll find quotes from the individual band members on the writing and
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Quotevertigojoe I’m gonna take a wild guess. Was it Jagger/Richards? Hehe. Seriously tho like all the best ones they wrote it TOGETHER. Have their even commented on it at all?
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I am always curious about who wrote different and all Stones songs. Would like to keep a thread going about it. Who wrote You Can't Always Get What You Want?
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QuoteSomeTorontoGirl Stephen Colbert and Jon Batiste discuss the Stones’ performance on Saturday, starts around 0:40. Laura Ingraham talked about the Stones on her show last night. She said they were amazing and that she couldn't stop talking about them.
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You would think at 35:47 he would have realized it was a mistake.
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QuoteMizzAmandaJonez The nice thing about this site, and generally about music, is it is an escape from politics. BV- Sad to see a thread dedicated to something you have maintained such a long standing ban against, and I understand the pressure to give in, as everyone keeps sneaking in, or blatantly giving their political opinions and it must get old having to play traffic cop. I'm ho
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I actually find it funny ( and I mean hysterical ) that people who have spent the last 3.5 years obsessively bashing all things Trump are now blaming him during a WORLD WIDE pandemic. They honestly don't see what they are doing. The expert that Trump listens to is Fauci and Fauci said in late Feb that we were doing all the correct things and this was not going to be that big a deal. he al
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I heard it. Stern always tried to get McCartney to take swipes at the Stones. Its good radio to him and McCartney bites every time. Using the word better when it comes to music really doesn't make allot of sense especially with artists that size. I think if he used the word greater I would understand it. I easily prefer to listen to the Stones over the Beatles but the Beatles were more
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Quotegrzegorz67 All I’ll say is that I think it’s brilliant to have had them both and their music to enjoy. The best thing about comparing them is that they both existed in the first place and we have the chance to do so. And we’ve still got one of them, albeit with 2 of the original 5 members long gone. And they both came from the same small island Another reminder that the word Brilliant
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QuoteMisterDDDD Dylan has sparked more conversation about the assassination amongst people who have long believed in "conspiracy theories" etc. David Crosby commented on it stating that "he has been saying the same thing for years" about Oswald not being a lone shooter, gov't involvement etc which Dylan implies in the song. "We've already got someone here to t
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QuoteMadMax One journo calles Murder Most Foul better than anything on Tempest. What a lazy thing to say, geezer obviously haven't heard the record. Although the lyrics are great it doesn't come near stuff like Pay In Blood, Duchesne Whistle, Scarlet Town, Soon After Midnight, Narrow Way and Long And Wasted Years. Everyone has opinion. I think its the best thing he has done since
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Quoteryanpow QuoteDoxa Quotebleedingman I agree that Andrew Cuomo, whom I have never been a fan of, has stepped up admirably. Regarding Trump's response to the reporter, Trump isn't eloquent to say the least, BUT part of the reason for the daily briefings, in which he has members of his team speak and answer question, and in which he himself fields a plethora of questions, is to keep t
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I never understand why everyone is so convinced that Jagger's partying is what took his voice. Everyone else was doing the same thing and didn't seem to have problems with their voices. It could just be that he had a cold or just sang too much that week which I think is must likely. I saw Paul Shafer ( who was on the show at the time ) say that the Stones were so good during rehears
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The only Stones Album I like better is Exile. I do skip Sway and You Gotta Move when I play it though. The only weak spots.
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QuoteGasLightStreet The live version from Pittsburgh or oh right it was recorded in Toronto for the MTV Awards was fantastic, really - I loved Ronnie's fills and solo, his solo is pretty damn good, very melodic. Charlie just pounds solidly like a cement truck pouring out miles and miles of... cement! At 4:04 there's a bit, Mick does this back and forth dance thing, where you HEA
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I missed 5. I have a trivia question. At what Stones concert did Jagger get hit in the mouth with the mic causing him to have his diamond tooth put back in?
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