QuoteCJFP Are they going into the studio again, or is Keith referring to the time in January? I think he was referring to the most recent studio sessions in LA. georgelicks said they have more studio time booked for after the tour in late August or September. If that's the case, and it's for mixing and overdubbing, than I can see a December release for this year. If it's more rec
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I can't believe this is a Sticky thread again lol. They're working on it, they'll work on it again after the tour and hopefully finish it this year for a late fall 2019 or early 2020 release. Until then let's get excited for the tour starting in a little over a months time.
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It's honestly not surprising anymore at this point that they're still working on the album. Knowing that, I think we should all just listen to georgelicks, everybody go on with their lives and we'll check back in with this album in another half year when the band goes in the studio to work on it again because there's nothing else to talk for now and in the near future. Let
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Quotegeorgie48 Hi Jordy, I'm sure, with all the responses so far, you already feel you are part now of a family that has embrased a fantastic band for as long as almost six decades. I could tell you my story of "how I discovered The Rolling Stones" 55 years ago as 15 years young kid, but I think, with your passion you already can imagine the impact it had on me. So you have to tr
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Thank you everybody! Loved reading all of your Stones stories too! So glad to be apart of this Stones community! If you haven't checked out my YouTube channel yet, I'm posting up outtakes and I'm also doing my own Stones studio album ranking videos, I posted up the first one today!! Thanks again everyone!!
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Just thought I'd make a post about my deepest appreciation for this band and the history behind why they mean so much to me. My dad has been a HUGE Stones fan since he first heard Satisfaction on the radio in 1965. He really wanted HOT ROCKS for Christmas in 1976. His parents got him, by mistake, MORE HOT ROCKS. He was so dissapointed but when he played the record, he was blown away by all o
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QuoteCJFP QuoteJordyLicks96 I personally like it! It's supposed to look sloppy and painted like it took 5 minutes to paint. It's very "Stonesy" Jordy, you always get me! Maybe it's just that young person's mindset CJFP! We are responsible for keeping the Stones legacy intact for future generations! I'm just so happy that the Stones are still here and be
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Interestingly, Mick wrote the music for Highwire pre-STEEL WHEELS and wrote the lyrics in December 1990. According to Jagger, the music for “High Wire” dates back to pre-Steel Wheels days: “It was one of those things that I played for people, but no one seemed to pick up on it.” The tune got a new lease on life when the Stones decided to record a brand-new studio track for the live album. “I
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Those were the only two songs recorded for Flashpoint. 7th - 18th January: London, Hit Factory Studios. Producers: The Glimmer Twins & Chris Kimsey. Sound engineer: Mark Stent. Incl. - Highwire I (MJ/KR) -Bernard Fowler on backing vocals; Flashpoint-version - Sex Drive I (MJ/KR) -The Kick Horns on brass, Tessa Niles and Katie Kissoon on backing vocals;
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I personally like it! It's supposed to look sloppy and painted like it took 5 minutes to paint. It's very "Stonesy"
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QuoteDoxa QuoteJordyLicks96 Unless I'm getting the story wrong but I feel like this new album is progressing sort of similarly the way VOODOO LOUNGE was when it was being recorded in '93. They had written and recorded a lot of diverse material for VOODOO LOUNGE that Don Was didn't approve of. The songs that ended up being on the album were more straight up Stones by the numbers. Th
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Unless I'm getting the story wrong but I feel like this new album is progressing sort of similarly the way VOODOO LOUNGE was when it was being recorded in '93. They had written and recorded a lot of diverse material for VOODOO LOUNGE that Don Was didn't approve of. The songs that ended up being on the album were more straight up Stones by the numbers. They were also recorded during
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I have a few people, not all, but some people who LOVE to repeatedly say to me this is not a demo of YGMR. I GOT IT THE INFO FROM THE BOOTLEG VOODOO STEW AND ON NICO'S WEBSITE. It amazes me how rude some people can be, and again this is not speaking to all of you. Whether it is or not, we may never know. I changed the title of the video to "5-String Riffin'" and left it in the
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QuoteKRiffhard "5-strings riffin" (Voodoo Stew) (Mick opens his tuning) Hmmm, very interesting. Mick and Keith can sound very alike when it comes to guitar playing. Thanks for the info!!
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You Got Me Rocking
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QuoteCooltoplady QuoteCJFP QuoteCooltoplady QuoteJordyLicks96 QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteJordyLicks96 QuoteBjorn Is this really You got me rocking? Could be anything...ha! It's definitely You Got Me Rocking! Just an early dabbling of the main riff I dont think so. Why not? It's called a "DEMO" for a reason. It's Keith working on the riff you hear in the chorus, it
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QuoteMore Hot Rocks QuoteJordyLicks96 QuoteBjorn Is this really You got me rocking? Could be anything...ha! It's definitely You Got Me Rocking! Just an early dabbling of the main riff I dont think so. Why not? It's called a "DEMO" for a reason. It's Keith working on the riff you hear in the chorus, it's not supposed to sound like the finished song, thus why it&
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From Nico's "THE COMPLETE WORKS of the Rolling Stones 1962-2019" 3rd November - 11th December: Dublin, Ireland, Windmill Lane Recording. Producers: Don Was & The Glimmer Twins. Sound engineer: Don Smith. Additional musicians: Darryl Jones (bass)/Chuck Leavell (p, org)/Pierre De Beauport (gtr)/Frankie Gavin (pennywhistle, fiddle). Recordings for the upcoming albu
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QuoteBjorn Is this really You got me rocking? Could be anything...ha! It's definitely You Got Me Rocking! Just an early dabbling of the main riff
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Quotepunkfloyd Tom me, this sounds like Mick, not Keith, noodling around in Open G. What do you guys think? video: Definitely Keith here. You can hear Keith talking at the end of the song. Keith came up with the title and riff, while Mick wrote the verses. "Keith is also great at phrases. You Got Me Rocking Now-that was his phrase and Mick finished it." - Chuck Leavell, June 19
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I've probably been following the new album page since it started up in 2016. I've enjoyed the discussion but I think its gone a bit overboard at this point. Yes, this is probably the longest its ever taken for them to record a new album. Do I expect the finished product to be among the best they've ever put out? Absolutely not. Do I expect it to be a quality album with classic Ston
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Thank you for making me feel so welcome everybody! Been a fan since I was 6 and my dad bought me FLOWERS which was my first Stones album I ever owned. I remember being soooo excited buying A BIGGER BANG the day it came out in '05. And seeing them coming out on stage for the first time with my own eyes, opening with It's Only Rock 'n Roll at Giants Stadium in '06, my dad said t
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Quoteexilestones QuoteJordyLicks96 Quoteexilestones Will someone please tell what is the name of this song? It's listed as "1973 Unknown." Is it an outtake from 1973? I really like it. VIDEO: The song is called "Never Let Her Go" recorded during the SOME GIRLS sessions in '77. Thanks, Jordy. I'm impressed you found where this song came fro
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I would love to see all of the British Grove Sessions artwork and from Heinz Field in 2015. Thanks!
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Quoteexilestones Will someone please tell what is the name of this song? It's listed as "1973 Unknown." Is it an outtake from 1973? I really like it. VIDEO: The song is called "Never Let Her Go" recorded during the SOME GIRLS sessions in '77.
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QuoteCJFP Hey, I subscribed to your page. I'm also 22, I think we're the youngest people on this site! I have not seen the Stones live, yet. I am also seeing them June 13th though, should be a good show! Great to see some other young Stones fans out there.I'm also new to IORR. Wow!! That's awesome, maybe I'll see ya at the show!
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QuoteNeverMakeASaintOfMe Hello i'm 17 and i'm gonna be seeing them for the first time in Houston and i'm beyond excited! I like just about every album the band has ever put out (as to which album/song is my favorite, it really depends on the day and how i'm feeling). Anyways, welcome to the greatest forum for the greatest rock n roll band! Awesome! Love seeing younger Ston
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Quoteexilestones Quoteexilestones OK, Jordy, where did you find this gem? Who can place it/name it? QuoteJordyLicks96 I believe I found it from some link on IORR but it was a few years ago so my memory could be wrong. I originally thought it was from the GOATS HEAD SOUP sessions because of its similarities to "Angie" and "Winter" but a few people who commented on the v
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I believe I found it from some link on IORR but it was a few years ago so my memory could be wrong. I originally thought it was from the GOATS HEAD SOUP sessions because of its similarities to "Angie" and "Winter" but a few people who commented on the video said it sounded more like it was from Nellcote in '71.
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Hi fellow Stones fans! I'm new, well kind of new to IORR. I've been visiting the site for years now but finally set up my account. I love reading all of the posts and reading about new info for the new album. I've been a Stones fan since I was 6, I'm 22 now, and take after my dad for my Rolling Stones obsession. Just for some fun discussion, how many times have you guys seen t
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