You can always sample what you really like on YT, lots of outtakes/sessions posted there. It helps to narrow down the often many choices.
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Slinky = slow instrumental of: The Pain Of Love. It says so right on the box.
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adding So Fine to OP list...was recorded on Jammin' with Edward session, never made the LP. Not on boots, same as: Curtis Meets Smokey.
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Bump ...did either of these ever make it to boots? Curtis Meets Smokey So Fine
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I met John Entwistle's niece in Raleigh, NC in 1995/96, sweet & pretty girl, we hit it off, she kissed me...I can't go into further details about the encoutner or circumstances of exactly where/when etc. for anonymity. I just remember thinking how cool it was to meet a family member of Rock Royalty, The Ox, aka Thunderfingers! (RIP & thanks John)
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Quotewiredallnight There is nothing on this LP that is not also on VGP-130. Only the tracks are named partly differently, so you may mean it's something else, but it isn't. VGP-130 contains all circulating tracks. I compared the VGP-130 & the VD 19/20 a few months ago & just looked again to be sure, 'That's Why I Have The Blues' isn't listed on any other bo
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Does anyone have this: WOODSTOCK REHEARSALS Stones Records , 1 LP It has: 'That's Why I Have The Blues'(4:25) ...it's not on any other boot/studio LP/CD. Does it go by any other title? (perhaps Sugar's Blues?) DBBoots track listing has 11 songs, 9 of which are common. However, the inside sleeve has 16 tracks including: -Untitled Jam -Untitled Blues
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Quotemm2053 Paul, I have an extra set which I'd gladly mail to you. Just email me your address. mm2053 @mm2053 I love the kindness, camaraderie & good vibes on IORR, it restores my faith in mankind, albeit temporarily.
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The main reason I stopped going to shows was Mick's voice isn't what it was pre '84. It's not fair to expect it to be velvet smooth anymore. The other reason is virtually the same set list (give or take a few) since the mid 70's. So here are tracks that (some/many) have never been played live or very rarely been played live... Flight 505 (piano intro through 1st
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Article & Video: The Rolling Stones to open “world exclusive” flagship store on Carnaby Street The Rolling Stones Announces Carnaby Street, London Flagship Store...Dropping collabs with Baccarat, The Soloist, Stutterheim, Pantone, and plenty of tongue logo merch.
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Article: Rolling Stones Album Art: The Stories Behind 26 Famous LP Covers I'd hoped they'd have ranked the cover photo/artwork as well...my list would be: 1. Metamorphosis, TSMR & LIB 2. GYYYO & Undercover 3. High Tides & Green Grass (Fish Eye Lens cover) 4. IORR 5. December's Children (U.S.) & Aftermath (not the purple one) Honorable mention to: Exil
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Quotebuttons67 bowies berlin trilogy of albums was panned too, but became classics as time passed. David Bowie 1978 05 30 Musikladen Bowie was "On" here, unlike some of his live albums...Adrian Belew on guitar was killing it!
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QuoteJavadave A few great albums that fared well with the critics but had luke-warm or poor sales: The Who-Sell Out The Kinks-Arthur (Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire) The Kinks-Muswell Hillbillies As far as albums that were not so favorably received at their debuts that have been rehabilitated, King Crimson’s “Lizard” comes to mind. @Javadave Check out the 95 &
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteRisingStone Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy It sold in tons. But the negative responses from both music journalism and general public that greeted this album are legendary. Back in the day, most of the criticisms were seemingly pointed at The Crunge, Dancing Days and D’yer Mak’er, the ‘lightweight threesome’. However, beneath the superficiality of these often daft
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QuoteGasLightStreet QuoteKevinM Magical Mystery Tour Their Sa*anic Majesties Request. It's Only Rock'N Roll. Metamorphosis (leftovers 64-74) The first two deservedly so. Regardless of a couple good songs, the couple of good songs can't save or make the album. IORR on the other hand... no where near as bad as TSMR. Metamorphosis is the absolute oddest compilation
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QuoteNeddieFlanders QuoteKevinM ROLLING STONES - RARITIES Ft. JEFF BECK / BUDDY GUY /ERIC CLAPTON /HOWLIN WOLF & TOM WAITS Can anyone ID the song starting @ 1:29:26sec...? Sounds like a fake to me. N You may be right. I just listened to it a 2nd time (this time without distractions & the NHL Playoffs on simultaneously). The YT uploader usually posts quality RS stuff t
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ROLLING STONES - RARITIES Ft. JEFF BECK / BUDDY GUY /ERIC CLAPTON /HOWLIN WOLF & TOM WAITS Can anyone ID the song starting @ 1:29:26sec...? also a sweet acoustic duet of Country Honk, starts @ 1:26:52sec.
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kinda O/T, (didn't wanna start a new thread)...never heard these before: Keith Richards, Scotty Moore, Levon Helm, D. J. Fontana & The Band: Deuce & A Quarter "Keith talks about how great this session was in his new book! Recorded at Levon Helm's home in Woodstock, NY July 5-7, 1996 with Scotty Moore and D. J. Fontana joined by Garth Hudson, Levon, Rick Danko of T
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Quoterollingrichard "Don't stop" sounds like from a band which you get on a bad weddingparty. And "Miss you" is very very overrated, in my opinion. Especially live ! @rollingrichard I gotta agree with you about "Miss You", pretty good song overall, but way, way overplayed/overrated. The best part is the bass line. I find this to be true for a lot of the big
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Quotegastonl74 the most horrible song of all is Sleep Tonight I see your "most horrible song" & raise you 1 (like in Poker): Continental Drift. Even worse that they've opened some shows with it.
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All the Children of the Rolling Stones Good detailed record of: (Mick/Keef/Charlie/Bill/Brian/Mick T//Ron) kids. Although I read elsewhere that Brian had fathered 6 children, while this only article only accounts for five.
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95% of songs from the last 6 studio albums (after '83 UnderCover)...the Outtakes/Sessions/Demos etc. of Dirty Work & Steel Wheels were decent, but not great.
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@StoneZP Here's a nice video collection spanning the years. RS Video Collection, Web Archive. Torrent & MPeg2 available for DL, scroll down slightly, on right.
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@donvis Maybe "U Don't Wanna" is Don't Wanna Go Home? Just guessing. RS - Don't Wanna Go Home (Resleased Studio Cookies, Vol. 3)
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Quotewiredallnight An instrumental from the Trident Mixes commonly known as "Trident Jam". Thanks @wiredallnighrt! I knew it sounded familiar, as I haven't listened to either the Mixes or jam in years.
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Can anyone identify this song? The video is from Montreux Rehearsals '72, but the audio doesn't correspond to it. It isn't: Tumbling Dice, Shake Your Hips, Bluesberry Jam, John's Jam (Jam #2). It sounds vaguely familiar. RS - "Obscure Jam" Thanks.
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Keith waterskiing & jumping over sharks (parody)
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I had a few Dead Head friends back in the late 80's/early 90's. RIP Jerry. I never really got into the Dead, but did experience 1 live show, 1990 NC. I like 12 of their songs, with Mexicali Blues being the best by far. There are a few more that are okay, but not good enough to DL/Top 12. If I wanna hear a jam band go off on psychedelic/progressive rock (or any) long tangents, Y
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Some Girls Outtakes (Brown Leaves & Brown Smear) are instrumental/early versions of Dancing Girls.
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1st time: age 18, summer of 1989, Raleigh, NC (saw the The Who & The Stones in the same summer, both for the 1st time) Last time: 1994, Raleigh NC, I worked Security for the show, even got backstage, but the band was on stage at the time. By '89 it was obvious that Mick's voice wasn't what it was compared to even the early 80's (their last tour at the time). Even n
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