I don't get Darryl bashing Both Mick and Keith decided that he was good enough to play for them. Do these fans think that Doug Wimbish would have been a better option if he had not turned down the offer? I should remember that Mick T was also considered by somes as not fitting the Rolling Stones spirit.
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Note : The Rolling Stones disbanded after Dirty Works and went solo ventures before the taste of success made Sir Mick and Rebel Keith bury the hatchet. So The Kinks (1964-1996) are beating the Stones in uniterrupted logevity.
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Quoteslewan What you are adding is that the word 'legal copy' in this can't be found in he law. Even the word 'legal' (let alone 'legal copy' isn't used in the quote. The terms 'lawfully' and 'lawful' are referring to publishing and communicating. (The references to 'lawfulness' are important to ensure that the copyright is
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Quotefrankotero ds1984, you missed Chaos And Creation. Probably his best work since Band On The Run in my opinion. Excluded from my list as Chaos And Creation was released at the same time as A Bigger Bang.
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QuoteMKjan Quoteds1984 QuoteMKjan *Imagine it's 1962, and you go into a record shop and buy a new album by a band that formed in 1900. * rounded to 2024. 1962 ? Well there is this single just released by 4 northern guys... ** disqualified ** for an ersatz money grab. they are long gone, the Stones are here with a #1 album. Memory Almost Full New Egypt Station McCartney III All
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QuoteMKjan *Imagine it's 1962, and you go into a record shop and buy a new album by a band that formed in 1900. * rounded to 2024. 1962 ? Well there is this single just released by 4 northern guys...
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Quoteslewan Quoteds1984 Quoteslewan Quoteds1984 By making additionnal research I see that in my last post I may not have understood the 2011 EU directive in it's full extend - I was wrong about "public domain", this is not the right matter. That put light in the case of the Rolling Stone NOT publishing their own archive post 1970, they don't do it because they don't
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QuoteDoxa We need to also remember that the curtain set by 'Beatles Directive' - that of ANY recording reaching 70 years will be Public Domain - is getting closer and closer... Compared to that I think some non-officially released stuff is not really such a big deal... - Doxa Start january 1st 2034. Which artists will be still alive to be concerned ?
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Steel Wheel was at a time when the Rolling Stones were active in recording new music. The Rolling Stones creating active years almost ended with A Bigger Bang. Since that a blues cover album and a few singles went before Hackney Diamonds, otherwise they went a cashing machine on past material exploitation. So this statistic doesn't really moves me.
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Quoteslewan Quoteds1984 By making additionnal research I see that in my last post I may not have understood the 2011 EU directive in it's full extend - I was wrong about "public domain", this is not the right matter. That put light in the case of the Rolling Stone NOT publishing their own archive post 1970, they don't do it because they don't need to do it. T
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QuoteIrix Quoteds1984 The Rolling Stones becoming their own record producer are not affected by this article contrary to Pink Floyd or Bob Dylan. The Rolling Stones holding their own rights since 1971 (Promo-Group) while Pink Floyd and Bob Dylan sold recently their rights to Sony Music. Are you sure that the 2011 EU directive covers the exact same kind of rights. There are performer ri
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By making additionnal research I see that in my last post I may not have understood the 2011 EU directive in it's full extend - I was wrong about "public domain", this is not the right matter. That put light in the case of the Rolling Stone NOT publishing their own archive post 1970, they don't do it because they don't need to do it. The 2011 EU directive is
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QuoteIrix Quoteslewan EU law rules that copyright expires 50 years after a recording was made if a recording has not been commerically used. The German copyright law - - which complies to the 2011/77 EU directive - says in § 85 (3): "The right expires 70 years after the publication of the phonogram. If the phonogram has not been published within 50 years of its production, but h
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I really like the VL version of Satisfaction.
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QuoteIrix QuoteGazza It's only a European copyright issue Pink Floyd released their 1973 live recordings - - also outside of the European Union via streaming services. QuoteGazza I'm not 100% sure why the Stones haven't gone for the copyright protection thing. Maybe they're not interested in because their important stuff is already protected by the new 70-years
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Quoteexilestones Kenny Wayne Shepherd would be an excellent guest star with the Rolling Stones! The Spider and the Fly - Kenny Wayne Shepherd featuring James Cotton Ask Kenny Wayne about his “homecoming “ show in Shreveport when Dr. John walked into the dressing room that night he started laughing… didn’t they know what they were doing when they booked Cotton? James proceeded to s
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Jimmy already paid a tribute to Link Wray in a documentary : It Might Get Loud video:
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I like Roger voice very much but are his singing abilities very limited ? Wasn't the reason why Dave was the main PF singer?
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QuoteMrForeverMusicFan I think Ray Davies is playing Mark Knopfler's 1937 14-fret National Style "O" Resonator featured on the cover of Brothers In Arms in the video for 'Do It Again'. Even though 'Do It Again' was released before Brothers In Arms, I have to wonder if that's Mark's guitar. Yet Mark first used the guitar on 'Romeo and Juliet
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Iconic name. They have to find a new identity. All the best for them.
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I would be surprised that they are legal release in Europe (including UK). The loophole of the 80's is over now.
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QuoteRisingStone Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MO: Stormy Monday instead of Little Queen Of Spades. Was lucky in 2001 to attend one gig featuring Stormy Monday in the set list. It was awesome.
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They are quite good. You can find some of their past shows on youtube.
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Pop culture is not made to last but to the present time. The Rolling Stones ceased to be relevant the day they published a new album and nobody cared about. I don't think that day has came yet. But right The Rolling Stones have not produced anything that big since Start me Up. After that I don't see any single being unquestionably part of a best of...
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Quoteslewan Quoteds1984 Roger Waters is probably one of the luckiest touring artist of the last two decades.[…] nobody comes close to Ronnie… Ronnie who?
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Roger Waters is probably one of the luckiest touring artist of the last two decades. The 80's saw him flopping when touring in support of his first two solo efforts after he left PF. But from 1999 onward coming back on the road has been really successful for him - The Wall solo tour even being on top of gross of the year.
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The pros and cons of Roger Waters' DSOTM
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Mick vs Keith or Paul vs John ? Ray vs Dave !!!
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Wasn't the same Michael Cohl that promoted the first MJ solo tour in Japan ?
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