QuoteBluzDude Quotetimmyj3 bluzdude Do you like the show? Pretty much, its light and not really the way things are in that world, in large part...but the subject matter keeps me watching. I would have rather seen Vinyl been given a second season. agree with this 100% loved Vinyl, so much more accurate to it's world than Roadies has been.
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Quotesoulrob Let's not be so U.S. centric. Try New York, LA, Toronto and London! Chicago is not nearly the size of Toronto or London and they have much more history in both those cities While Chicago isn't as big as London, by any metric it's a bigger city than Toronto; City population ; Chicago 2.7 million Toronto 2.6 million Metro area Population ; Chicago 9.7 mil
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QuoteTKinOH Checked Wiki and it says Springsteen did 10 shows at Giants Stadium in 2003, but there were 7 gigs initially and then 3 more later in the tour... Count the 3 shows he did at Shea Stadium in Queens later, and that's an impressive run through NY/NJ. And that's not counting the arena shows he did in the area on that tour. This is correct; 10 shows at Giants Stadium in Jul
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Nice that they are still doing Lucky Dip; That's the way I did all my 2013 shows. That you can get in the door for $39.50 in an arena is an incredible deal for the Stones.
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Maine Rd, Manchester 1 1990 Maine Rd, Manchester 2 1990 Don Valley, Sheffield 1995 Don Valley, Sheffield 1999 Wembley Stadium 1 1999 Staples, Los Angeles 2002 Pac Bell 1, SF 2002 Oakland Arena 2002 Hollywood Bowl 1 2005 Hollywood Bowl 2 2005 Las Vegas MGM 2005 LA Forum 2006 LA Dodger Stadium 2006 Staples L
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Quotemr_dja Quote5strings I'm saddly disapointed by the fact that the Rolling Stones don't play even one song of David Bowie in their new Olé Tour 2016. Why such a thing !! Which song of theirs would you have them drop to make space for which one of Bowies? Peace, Mr DJA well they would kill on Rebel Rebel obviously; and would anyone miss "Miss You"???
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QuoteTornAndFried Quotejrcjohnny99 Quoteroryfaninva If you were going to get a female singer for this tribute wouldn't someone like..I dunno..Bjork been much closer to the spirit of Bowies music? Maybe Grace Jones if you wanted to go surreal.... Im sure Gaga was no worse than Taylor Swift or Gwen Stefani or Beyoncé or any other pop culture contemporary but .... As a huge Bowie fan I can
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Quoteroryfaninva If you were going to get a female singer for this tribute wouldn't someone like..I dunno..Bjork been much closer to the spirit of Bowies music? Maybe Grace Jones if you wanted to go surreal.... Im sure Gaga was no worse than Taylor Swift or Gwen Stefani or Beyoncé or any other pop culture contemporary but .... As a huge Bowie fan I can tell you I can't think of too
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Lucky having a big sale on all their Stones clothing...
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Quotesnibbs1234 Hi all my younger brother & i are Travelling from OZ and going on a Rock n Roll Venue Tour of the States oct 10-18th.no gigs well maybe ? nothing planned,just a presence of being their. we're in LA :first going too , The Whisky ,Troubadour , Hollywood Bowl ,The Staples Centre. then Vegas" MGM Grand, Ceasers Palace. then San Fran.: Cow Place , The filmore. Then NY:
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QuoteDGA35 Quotejrcjohnny99 Quotepodiumboy QuoteDGA35 Quotepodiumboy The reason they only did a small tour of North America this year is because they're doing all stadiums, and those are the only US cities they can sell out stadiums in. I'll bet that after South America, they'll do a Feb-April leg in the US of arena, and then next summer another run of stadiums in Europe. Then th
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Quotepodiumboy QuoteDGA35 Quotepodiumboy The reason they only did a small tour of North America this year is because they're doing all stadiums, and those are the only US cities they can sell out stadiums in. I'll bet that after South America, they'll do a Feb-April leg in the US of arena, and then next summer another run of stadiums in Europe. Then that'll probably be it...
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Great band, very, very underrated as their hit singles were really not representative of the band as a whole; Saw them live in the late 80s and early 90s and again on the farewell tour 5 or 6 years ago; really strong live. If anyone wants to check out an album, their 2nd album 'Scoundrel Days' is excellent.
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Like others, this is closer to being the worst for me rather than the best.. last 43 years? I'd rate the best as... Start Me Up IORR Undercover of the Night Fool To Cry Saint of Me Angie Waiting on a Friend Almost Hear You Sigh
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Excited about this, I love the Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle era; Not really a surprise we're getting the stuff that originally came out as download only and the release schedule means they aren't trying to hold anything back which suggests they have plenty more stuff to come...
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U2 use some backing tapes no different to 90% of major bands these days (The Stones, Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters etc etc) Obviously the bulk of the performance is live, the vocals, drums, guitars etc just like The Stones. This tour has been outstanding so far; I have to say I was surprised about hearing about sound issues; the shows I saw in Chicago were GA and the sound was great.
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These numbers are interesting and certainly give a good idea of where the Stones fan base is; That Dallas number is pretty poor when you consider they didn't play anywhere else in Texas; especially when compared to the Indy & Columbus numbers. I'm thinking that may be the last show they ever play in TX.
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Quoteindystonesfan Agree with Olly on this one. If they come back to the States it'll be a focus on major markets and the Western cities. Perhaps even a stage change to smaller venue set-up and hit San Francisco, Seattle, Reno, Denver, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton, etc... locations like Reno, Calgary don't have the venues nor could charge the ticket prices needed to meet Stones gu
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Portland just isn't a big enough market; I did expect them to touch Seattle or Vancouver but as others said above, that show looks like it went to SD. I'd be surprised if there isn't a PNW show next go round, but it will only be one and probably in Vancouver Re Seattle; I hear Key Arena sucks and nobody wants to play it anymore..?
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QuoteDeeGee Hi guys, I was wondering why there are no soundboard boots of the >2012 shows available. Are the sound engineers not corrupt anymore? whants wrong? Any insides ? ideas ? Cheerio, DeeGee Assume you are talking about IEM recordings; we haven't had a true soundboard in years. I would certainly imagine IEM's are being captured....
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QuoteBrstonesfan Only 50k-55k..again Indiana did not sell well for the Stones. Better than 47k at texas Motor Speedway in 97 which had much better opening acts.... And yet it was what, the 2nd largest crowd of the tour so far? Hell, they sold more tickets in Indy than in Dallas.....
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Huge fan; Brilliant songwriter and his partnership with Hal David was immense and hugely influential; It is possible however (and I am not taking ANYTHING from BB here) that Hal David doesn't get the credit he deserves; Alongside his fantastic work with BB David also wrote the lyrics to two of my favourite James Bond themes; "We Have All The Time In The World" from OHMSS and &q
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Quote24FPS A story in the Indy Star is reporting the attendance as 50,000. Could that possibly be true? After all the hype and the huge venue, only 50,000 showed up? The photos appear to show a bigger crowd than that, but they're all on a flat surface so maybe it's true. It seems that they had to have had more than 50,000. How else could you justify not having the event in Lucas Oil Fie
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QuoteBrstonesfan Overall bad night and Keith falling is very upsetting. Always good to get the opinion of someone at the show...oh wait, you weren't at the show were you? Thanks for your useless opinion then.
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Quotemighty stork QuoteTheBlockbuster Definitely not as good as Milwaukee? Then it couldn't have been very good. I attended the Milwaukee show which was for most parts a weak show... Glad I didn't see this one when also considering the lame setlist (to be expected due to large crowd). No one who thought this was the best show of the tour?? You thought Milwaukee was a weak show???? Ma
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QuoteDeanGoodman Quotevirgil In Dean Goodmans review he wrote, Will we ever know why Mick handed Ronnie a bottle of milk during the Introductions. Unless, I'm misssing something or Dean was being sarcastic, I thought it was quite obvious. Me, sarcastic? I have subsequently been told that it's a tradition for Indy 500 winners to drink milk. Which would explain why Mick said, "A
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I was at the front to the Silver section; thought it was an overall strong show tonight; Definitely not as good as Milwaukee, probably level with Columbus; Other friends there thought it was better than Pittsburgh and another said it was on a level with Nashville. Hated the venue; the crowd was ok where I was but sounds like it may not have been so good in other areas.
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The weather cam has a good shot of the stage set up and the VIP area now
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QuoteDeanGoodman Little-known fact: the Indianapolis Museum of Art owns more than 200 photos taken by Weegee, the famous New York street photographer from the 30s onwards. It's a wonderful asset for a regional museum. Has a couple of Turner's as well.
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Any of em but Respectable....
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